tiredofstudyingI would also take into account that this patient has had HTN and T2DM for 20 years. His kidneys are probably shot.+5
jackie_chan@tiredofstudying 100%, thats probably why the mentioned it, if you didn't know wtf ketorolac was (I didnt) but i saw a long 20 year history of HTN, DM I assumed his kidney def could not be fully functional+
submitted by โgh889(154)
Ketorolac is a reversible NSAID given IV, all NSAIDs have a risk of interstitial nephritis, renal ischemia, gastric ulcers, and aplastic anemia.
the best answer is renal failure b/c it is given IV and has less of a chance of causing gastric ulcers