Procedural sedation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Sedation (Minimal) Anxiolysis - Answer-This policy is intended to support the safe care of pts that are prescribed and receive drugs for the purpose of anyiolysis prior to or during diagnostic and/or therapeutic procedures What is new is that physicians are not credentialed specifically for minimal sedation Anxiolytic Medications - Answer-A drug- induced state during which pts respond normally to verbal commands Anxiolytic Medications - Answer-Drugs that may be administered in doses approp...

1. A patient undergoing procedural sedation and analgesia (PSA) is at risk for respiratory depression. Which of the following is the most appropriate intervention? • A. Administer naloxone. • B. Place the patient in a prone position. • C. Increase the sedation dose. • D. Encourage deep breathing exercises. Answer: A Rationale: Naloxone is an opioid antagonist that reverses respiratory depression caused by opioid use during procedural sedation. Increasing the sedation dose would wor...

Moderate Sedation Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Sedation (Minimal) Anxiolysis - Correct Answer ️️ -This policy is intended to support the safe care of pts that are prescribed and receive drugs for the purpose of anyiolysis prior to or during diagnostic and/or therapeutic procedures What is new is that physicians are not credentialed specifically for minimal sedation Anxiolytic Medications - Correct Answer ️️ -A drug- induced state during which pts respond normally to verbal...

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ACLS PREP PROCEDURAL SEDATION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW Q & A 2024ACLS PREP PROCEDURAL SEDATION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW Q & A 2024ACLS PREP PROCEDURAL SEDATION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW Q & A 2024

Which of the following is TRUE regarding criteria for transfer to a non-monitored unit and to a nurse that has not been trained in procedural sedation? - Answer-The patient must be arousable to verbal commands or back to baseline. Which of the following effects is NOT a benefit of procedural sedation and analgesia? - Answer-It decreases respiratory efforts. Which of the following patients would be at increased risk of over-sedation during procedural sedation? - Answer-A patient with severe...

ACLS PREP PROCEDURAL SEDATION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW Q & A 2024ACLS PREP PROCEDURAL SEDATION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW Q & A 2024ACLS PREP PROCEDURAL SEDATION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW Q & A 2024

ACCS Pharmacology questions with correct answers Fentanyl Citrate (Sublimaze) Answer Pain management (Analgesia) (Opioid) Use: any indication of pain (vitals, pain scale), s/p MVA, SCI, vent asynchrony Adverse: resp depression Notes: may also come across Sufentanil and Remifentanil (both opiod based as well) Morphine Answer Pain management (Analgesia) (Opioid) (Powerful narcotic)! Use: any indication of pain (vitals, pain scale), dyspnea, hospice, pallative care, end of life Adverse: r...

anaesthetic injected into the spinal canal, which generates numbness below this site - spinal anaesthetic Can all patients use PCA system? Why or why not? - No, depends on suitability. Must be mentally alert, able to understand and comply with PCA. common dose for oxycodone - IV IV, initially 0.5-2 mg; repeat every 3-5 minutes (this interval may not represent the true time to peak effect); titrate dose according to response and sedation score, see Respiratory depression. Use the lower dos...