Adult Protocol - 5 - Behavioral Emergency - Updated 2023.09.01 Flashcards

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Versed for excited delirium in adults

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2.5-5 mg Versed IV/IO/IM/IN q3-5min; max dose: 10 mg

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Ketamine for excited delirium in adults

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1 mg/kg IV over 1 minute; 3-5 mg/kg IM in only buttock/thigh

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What is the primary concern for excited delirium?

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Cardiac arrest 2/2 hyperK from rhabdo

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What is preventative care for rhabdomyolysis in excited delirium?

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500 mL/hr NS

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A key step in the initial management of behavioral emergency is _______.

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Attempting calming techniques and/or treating underlying disease process that lead to behavioral emergency (ex: hypoglycemia, sepsis, etc.)

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For severe agitation, what pharmacological interventions exist?

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  • Ketamine
  • Driperidol
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Droperidol for adult behavioral emergency

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  • 2.5 to 5 mg IV/IO
  • 5 to 10 mg IM
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