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Ambien should be administered when the resident/patient has had something to eat.
It is recommended that residents take no more than 10mg Ambien daily.
Ambien is removed from a Woman’s body slower and may need a lower dose.
Older adults are usually prescribed a lower dose of Ambien to decrease the risk of side effects.
When Ambien has been taken for an extended period of time, the resident/patient may experience withdrawal symptoms. These include:
The doctor needs to be notified if the resident/patient experiences dizziness or sleepiness during the day.
Serious side effects include:
Serious allergic reactions include:
Ambien increases a residents/patients risk of falls.
Older residents may be more sensitive to the side effects of Ambien, especially dizziness, confusion, unsteadiness, and excessive drowsiness.
