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[PDF File]Sedation, Analgesia, and Paralysis in the Intensive Care ...
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Lorazepam (Ativan ) fast 10 – 20 hours no Midazolam (Versed ) very fast 1 – 5 hours no D. Benzodiazepines may be given as needed (PRN) IV boluses, as scheduled IV boluses, as a continuous infusion or orally scheduled around the clock. E. Adverse effects include oversedation, prolonged sedation and hypotension. Some
[PDF File]Magnetic Resonance Safety Policy of UCSF | UCSF …
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The MRI Safety Committee is responsible for the development of a MRI Safety training program for the hospital staff personnel. top 2. Potential Hazards and Risks in a MRI Environment Magnetic field risk: The static magnetic field of the MRI system is exceptionally strong, A …
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toma (2), an MRI was performed and revealed a right ovarian cystadenoma. The neoplasm was surgically resected. On day 15, she was started on therapeu-tic plasma exchange (TPE) and contin-ued for five therapeutic sessions, once every other day for 10 total days. The patient’s condition continued to decline. On day 19 she had a 15-minute episode
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(12). Adverse drug reactions may be experienced to a greater extent by benzodiazepine-dependent patients, who use benzodiazepines over a pro-longed period and use them more
[PDF File]Practice Guidelines for the MRI & MRT
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Practice Guidelines For The MRI & MRT Page 2 of 6 Introduction Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is used increasingly to improve accurate diagnosis and define plans for therapy. The technique of MR imaging makes considerable demands on patients who are required to remain more or less immobile in a confined space for 30-60 minutes. The long
[PDF File]Conscious Sedation MRI final
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MRI examination, under the supervision of the performing physician.” Thank you for your assistance in making moderate conscious sedation with MRI as safe and straightforward as possible. Please direct any questions to Scott Reeder (sreeder@uwhealth.org, pager 6713) or Mike Tuite (mtuite@uwhealth.org, pager 4167)
[PDF File]MODEL EXPERT OPINION #4
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the MRI study. Conclusion: Although Dr. Doe could have been more diligent in trying to determine if the patient had previously been pre-medicated for an MRI this does not reach a level of departure from the standard of care. 2. Use of 20 mg. of Valium for premedication dosing. Standard of Care:
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Assess need for anxiolysis prior to procedure Patient scheduled for procedure or test Note: Refer to UTMDACC Institutional Policy #CLN0502 for complete information. Anxiolysis (Minimal Sedation) for Procedures and Tests
[PDF File]CRITICAL CARE PROTOCOL
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A. Standard Infusion: 20 mg Ativan in 250 ml D 5 W Alternate Infusion: 20 mg Ativan in 100 ml NSS B. Ativan I.V. can be ordered as a scheduled medication. The physician will order the dose and frequency. The physician will determine the sedation goal and order a RASS score at which the medication will be held to prevent over sedation.
[PDF File]Suggested Claustrophobia Anxiety Prophylaxis for MRI
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The Ativan was quickly discontinued, and the team proceeded to work up Mr. Sperry’s unwitnessed fall (underlying systemic or metabolic process e.g., infection, electrolyte imbalance as indicated by history, examination, orthostatic blood pressures, imaging and laboratory studies, etc.).
[DOC File]GERIATRICS AME
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So, for this MRI, I wanted to talk to the technician ahead of time, see the equipment and prepare myself so it would be a positive experience for me. I clearly expressed to the staff at the Psychiatric Hospital that I agreed to the MRI, but I wanted to see the equipment and talk to the MRI tech first.
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[DOC File]Pleading Wizard
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Other: [ ] MRI of head with and without contrast for “new onset seizures, R/O mass, lesion” [ ] EEG for “new onset seizures”; to be read by neurologist 12.
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She received Haldol 1mg IV and Ativan 0.5mg IV with shaking in all four extremities. She underwent a previously scheduled head MRI which was limited but unrevealing. On return she was tachycardic to 130, temperature 102.5F, diaphoretic, unresponsive to questions, intermittently responding to commands.
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Overdose of ativan, which you have given him prn for periods of agitation. Accelerated dementia for reason to be evaluated. Delirium . ... Obviously, the MRI will determine the location and type of problem, and will direct you to appropriate care or referral. Rapid diagnosis may be important, if antithrombic therapy is to be offered.
A D M I T T I N G & S C H E D U L I N G
In late June, Doe was taking medications such as Trazadone, Celexa and Ativan. An MRI of the brain was performed on June 24, 2005 which revealed multiple areas of old hemorrhage bilaterally worse on the right than the left. Throughout the summer of 2005, Doe continued to be seen by a group of specialists including an audiologist and an optometrist.
[DOCX File]CLINICAL VIGNETTE – Paper Version
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Contact the facility to ensure their CT/MRI capabilities are operational. (a) Early hospital notification can decrease time before the patient is scanned. ... Lorazepam (Ativan) 0.05 mg/kg, with a maximum dosage of 4 mg (a) May repeat dose in 10-15 minutes, with a maximum dosage of 8 mg in 12 hours.
[DOC File]Standardized Hospital Admissions Orders
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Clinician’s Getting Started Guide. List Manager Version. March 2005. Department of Veterans Affairs. Technical Service. Computerized Patient Record System Product Line
What Should I Know About Sedation for MRI?
Patients requesting sedation for MRI/CT due to anxiety/claustrophobia may receive: 1. Neurontin (gabapentin) 300 mg PO 30 minutes prior to procedure.If this fails:2. Atarax (hydroxyzine) 50 ms PO 30 minutes prior to procedure. May repeat times one.If this fails:3. Ativan (lorazepam) 0.5 mg PO 30 minutes prior to procedure. May repeat times one.
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