LIDOCAINE

General

High Alert Medication: This medication bears a heightened risk of causing significant patient harm when it is used in error.

lidocaine (parenteral)

Pronunciation:
lye-doe-kane

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Trade Name(s)

  • Xylocaine
  • Xylocard Canadian Trade name

lidocaine (local anesthetic)

Trade Name(s)

  • Xylocaine

lidocaine (mucosal)

Trade Name(s)

  • Jampocaine Viscous Canadian Trade name
  • Xylocaine Viscous

lidocaine (topical)

Trade Name(s)

  • Betacaine Canadian Trade name
  • Cathejell Canadian Trade name
  • Glydo
  • Lidodan Canadian Trade name
  • Lidoderm
  • L-M-X 4
  • L-M-X 5
  • Lyracaine Canadian Trade name
  • Maxilene Canadian Trade name
  • Stallion Canadian Trade name
  • Topicaine Canadian Trade name
  • Xylocaine
  • ZTLido

Ther. Class.

anesthetics (topical/local)

antiarrhythmics

(class IB)

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