Don't Expect IV Meloxicam to Make a Big Splash

July 2020

You’ll hear about a new injectable NSAID, IV meloxicam (Anjeso).

Think of it as similar to other injectable NSAIDs...diclofenac (Dyloject), ibuprofen (Caldolor), and ketorolac (Toradol).

They’re all approved to treat pain.

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Table of Contents

IV Medications Propoven 2% May Join Your Sedative List Due to COVID-19
Practice Use Strategies to Recover After an Error
Medication Errors Double Down on Efforts to Ensure Methotrexate Safety
New Drugs Don't Expect IV Meloxicam to Make a Big Splash
Practice Help Filter COVID-19 Misinformation
Antiarrhythmics Don't Be Surprised to See More Orders for IV Sotalol
Immunology Document Drug-Induced Angioedema as an Allergy on Med Histories
Practice Familiarize Yourself With COVID-19 Tests
Combinations New Combo Meds May Mean More Mix-Ups