Procedural sedation medications
[DOCX File]Tip Sheet Template - PIVOT
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Medications. Locate the desired med on the left side of the Narrator, under the MAR. ... In the left sidebar there are additional functions you may need to access quickly during procedural sedation: Acknowledge Orders (a) Specimen Collection (b) Blood Navigator (c) ... Clicking completes the sedation event log for the procedure and allows the ...
[DOCX File]AQI - Anesthesia Quality Institute
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Quality Metrics for Procedural Sedation. AQI consensus recommendations for the Director of Anesthesia Services charged with initiating a quality management program in procedural sedation. Data must be gathered each month from each unit where patients receive sedation.
Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing
The RN may administer medications intended for deep sedation to an intubated patient as ordered by a duly authorized prescriber. The RN may administer medications intended for deep sedation to a non-intubated patient as ordered by a duly authorized prescriber when, in addition to those measures listed above, organizational policies require:
[DOCX File]EM Basic
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Jul 23, 2012 · Procedural sedation medications. Minimal sedation- place patient on a pulse ox while using. Midazolam (Versed)-benzodiazpene, will make patient sleepy and give anxiolysis. Dose - 0.01 to 0.2 mg/kg- 2 to 3 mg/kg IV in an adult. Max 5 mg IV at a time- …
[DOC File]Procedural Sedation Of Adults And Children In The ...
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Procedural sedation is acknowledged to be a high risk area prone to adverse events. The aim of this package is to ensure that procedural sedation (PS) in The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) Emergency Department (ED) is performed to a high standard by appropriately …
Overlake Surgery Center
Review of most widely used agents in procedures requiring conscious sedation. Midazolam: This agent is one of the most widely used agents in procedures requiring conscious sedation (usually in combination with fentanyl as the opiod). It provides profound procedural amnesia and sedation.
[DOCX File]Procedural Sedation - ANZCA PS09
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Canberra Hospital Health Service (CHHS) endorses the use of this document. It is intended to apply to all health practitioners administering procedural sedation and/or analgesia, and to all routes of drug administration (including the oral, inhaled, intranasal, intravenous, intramuscular and rectal routes) but excludes situations where sedation is used for longer term management of patients ...
[DOC File]Guidelines
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Procedural sedation and analgesia (formerly referred to as Conscious Sedation) can be a very valuable tool in the armamentarium of the physician practicing in the emergency setting. It is a well established and a safe practice in the Emergency Department which benefits patients by reducing pain and reducing the time to procedure.
[DOC File]PROCEDURAL SEDATION AND ANALGESIA BY NON …
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All patients scheduled for PS&A will have a pre-procedural assessment by a physician or nurse practitioner (with physician co-signature) that includes, but is not limited to patient’s medical condition, allergies, previous experience with sedation/analgesia, alcohol, tobacco use, drug use, past medical history and current medications.
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