COMPLETE MORPHINE VARIABLE DOSE CHART 2
• The chart is used so that the ward nurse can assess the patient at least 4 hourly and titrate the morphine dose (up or down) without the need for the doctor to change the morphine order. • When the pain is stable, the 4 hourly morphine is converted to a sustained-release opioid for
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