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===Pediatric [[Anticonvulsants]] Table ===
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! Drug !! Dose !! Infusion Rate (Minutes)!! Age !! Comments/Cautions
|-
| [[Levetiracetam]] || 
*60 mg/kg/dose IV/IO 
*MAX: 4500 mg/dose 
|| ≥5 || Any || Most commonly used agent
|-
| [[Fosphenytoin]] || 
*20 mg phenytoin equivalent (PE)/kg/dose IV/IO/IM 
*MAX: 1000 PE/dose
|| ≥10 || Any || Choose alternate drug if on phenytoin at home; may decrease BP/HR; not for toxin-induced seizures
|-
| [[Valproic acid]] || 
*40 mg/kg/dose IV/IO 
*MAX: 3000 mg/dose
|| ≥10 || ≥2 years || Caution in patients with liver dysfunction, mitochondrial disease, urea disorder, thrombocytopenia, or unexplained developmental delay
|-
| [[Phenytoin]] || 
*20 mg/kg/dose IV/IO 
*MAX: 1000 mg/dose
|| ≥20 || Any || Choose alternate drug if on phenytoin at home; may decrease BP/HR; not for toxin-induced seizures
|-
| [[Phenobarbital]] || 
*20 mg/kg/dose IV/IO 
*MAX: 1000 mg/dose
|| ≥20 || <6 months || First line for most neonatal seizures. Respiratory depression, especially in combination with benzodiazepines
|}