LIDOCAINE
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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
Trade Name(s)
- Xylocaine
- Xylocard
lidocaine (local anesthetic)
Trade Name(s)
- Xylocaine
lidocaine (mucosal)
Trade Name(s)
- Jampocaine Viscous
- Xylocaine Viscous
lidocaine (transdermal)
Trade Name(s)
- Lidoderm
lidocaine (topical)
Trade Name(s)
- Betacaine
- Cathejell
- Glydo
- Lidodan
- L-M-X 4
- L-M-X 5
- Lyracaine
- Maxilene
- Stallion
- Topicaine
- Xylocaine
Ther. Class.
anesthetics (topical/local)
antiarrhythmics (class IB)
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