IV Sedation II Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

Purpose of sedation?

A

Control of fear/ anxiety
Reduce stress
Control gag reflex
Tx of un-co-operative pt

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Advantages of IV sedation?

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Remote from operating site
Rapid onset 
Pt co-op less important 
Amnesia 
Mouth breathing not important
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3
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Disadv of IV sedation?

A

Analgesia not clinically useful
Overdose - resp depression
Disinhibition effects
Sexual fantasy

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4
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Pathway of pt management in anxiety?

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Time/ TLC –> psychotherapy –> hypnosis/ acupuncture –> IHS –> oral sedation –> IV sedation

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5
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Social issues w/ providing IV?

A

Need responsible escort
Following post-op instructions
Time off work/ child care

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6
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What is ASA?

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American society of anaesthesiologists physical status rating

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7
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What are 5 ASA ratings?

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I = normal healthy pt
II = mild to moderate systemic disease
III = severe systemic disease, not incapacitating 
IV = severe systemic disease, threat to life
V = moribund pt not expected live 24 hr w/o intervention
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8
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Which ASA scale would be contraindication dental tx?

A

IV/ V

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9
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Why key to obtain consent prior sedation?

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Can’t consent when sedated

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10
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What to do if pt unable consent?

A

Talk next of kin/ discuss w/ care staff
2 professionals independently agree tx in pt best interest
Appoint independent mental health capacity advocator

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11
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What is included in baseline physical exam prior IV?

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Pulse
Respiration levels
Oxygen sats
Blood pressure
Weight/ BMI
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12
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What are the 6 effects of benzodiazepine

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SAD AAH

Sedation
Anxiolytic
Decrease skeletal muscle tone

Amnesia
Anticonvulsant
Hyponosis

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13
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Contraindications IV sedation?

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Allergy benzodiazepine
Poor veins
Sleep apnoea
Pregnancy 
High BMI 
Hepatic impairment 
Extreme of age
ASA III,IV,V
Pulmonary insufficiency
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14
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Main issues with drug interactions and sedatives?

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If drug has sedative effect as well - prolonged and profound sedation
Drug increases respiratory depression
If metabolism of midazolam is inhibited

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15
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Example of drugs contraindicated with midazolam

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Clarithromycin
Erythromycin
Fluconazole/ ketoconazole

…mycin (macrolides)
…azole (triazoles)
…navir (protease inhibitors)

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16
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What common medications can have enhancive effect on midazolam?

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Anti-histamines
Anti-psychotics
Beta-blockers

17
Q

How manage pt on medication prior IV?

18
Q

What to set up before pt arrive for sedation?

A
Midazolam - check date/ batch
Saline
Straight filter needle draw drug 
Pre injection swab
Tagaderm
Cannula - 22G
Ampoule opened
Tourniquet
19
Q

What emergency equipment should be available?

A

Oxygen (emergency oxygen) - 15L/min
Suction and non-mains powered suction
Emergency drugs inc flumazenil

20
Q

What temp is considered normal when monitoring pt?

21
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What expect pulse rate of be?

22
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What expect respiration rate to be?

23
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What expect BP to be?

24
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What check when monitoring pt when sedated?

A

Colour - check cyanosis
Pulse
Respiration rate
Temp

25
What test before pt fit to leave?
Romberg test - stand unaided with eyes closed
26
What signs would make you suspicious of respiratory failure?
Snoring, paradoxical chest and abode movement, coughing, straining
27
What makes pt more prone respiratory failure?
Tumours Stricture Restricted jaw opening
28
What value should trigger alarm on oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve?
If falls below 90%