Pain patch log - Health forms by Your Medform

The fentanyl pain patch has become an effective way to control chronic pain. It's
transdermal, providing slow continuous drug delivery through the skin into the blood
stream. The perfect solution for people who require continuous pain medication.

It usually takes 12 to 18 hours for fentanyls full potency to be released into the blood
stream. It's then that the true effectiveness of the patch can be felt, and patients
begin to feel real relief from their pain. The patch lasts for up to three days.

Proper use of the fentanyl patch is important. It is for topical use only. Improper use
may cause respiratory distress, or death. It is very easy for the elderly or those
experiencing extreme pain to forget to pull off the old patch.

Always remember to remove the old patch before applying a new one!

Our Pain patch log allows you to log the date the patch was placed and the location.
It's also a nice reminder when it's time to change it. It also reminds you to remove the
old patch.

Dispose of old patch properly to avoid misuse.

Notify your physician if you have the following symptoms: vomiting, low blood
pressure, difficulty breathing, Change in mental status.

This log is also available as a download on our
interactive page. The forms are fillable, perfect if
you don't have a printer and want to save your
information. Or if you hate to write. Just click the
interactive medforms tab from the menu bar.