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Benzodiazepine Tapering

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17 Table 6. Sample Residential (Level 3.7) Protocol for Phenobarbital Taper Day 1 • 64.8 mg initial dose and then 32.4 mg every 4 hours • If the patient is experiencing significant withdrawal symptoms, clinicians may add a 32.4 mg dose • 226.8 mg total scheduled daily dose, with a maximum total daily dose of 330 mg Day 2 • 32.4 mg every 4 hours • If the patient is experiencing significant withdrawal symptoms, clinicians may add a 32.4 mg dose • 194.4 mg total scheduled daily dose, with a maximum total daily dose of 300 mg Day 3 • 32.4 mg every 6 hours • If the patient is experiencing significant withdrawal symptoms, clinicians may add a 32.4 mg dose • 129.6 mg total scheduled daily dose, with a maximum total daily dose of 240 mg Day 4 • 32.4 mg every 8 hours • If the patient is experiencing significant withdrawal symptoms, clinicians may add a 32.4 mg dose • 97.2 mg total scheduled daily dose, with a maximum total daily dose of 180 mg Day 5 • 32.4 mg every 12 hours • If the patient is experiencing significant withdrawal symptoms, clinicians may add a 32.4 mg dose • 64.8 mg total scheduled daily dose, with a maximum total daily dose of 150 mg Day 6 e patient may be discharged (or, for patients with SUD, transitioned to a less intensive level of addiction care) when the total daily dose is <60 mg within 24 hours

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