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Revision as of 18:42, 12 March 2011
Contraindications
- <3-6 mo old
- Increased ICP
- Glaucoma/acute globe (increased IOP)
- CAD, HTN, CHF (? >40 yr old )
- URI or active asthma (unless for induction)
- Procedures stimulating gag
- Porphyria/thyroid (theoretical)
- ?Increased intra-abd pressure
Preparation
- NPO (>3hrs = rec; no evidence of need)
- Consent
- Monitor
- BVM/O2 mask
- Suction
- Ketamine (drawn up)
- Atropine (ready) [0.01 mg/kg IVP; min 0.1mg, max 0.5mg]
- Versed (ready) [0.05mg/kg IVP]
- "Happy Place"
Conscious Sedation
- Give initial bolus 2 mg/kg SLOW IV* (over 1 min)
- Nystagmus = effect
- ?maximal dose = 6mg/kg at one time
- May repeat boluses at 1 mg/kg increments
- prefered by most over IM 4 mg/kg
O2 ready vs on
- No data
- Most don't give atropine prophy (some <5yrs; no evidence)
- Most don't give versed prophy (evidence against)
Side Effects
- Transient rash (common)
- not harmful
- Hypersalvation (1.7%)
- may give atropine
- suction sides only
- Laryngospasm (<0.4%)
- not dose-dependent
- assoc with fast IVP
- assoc with procedures stimulating gag
- Transient apnea (<0.3%)
- around 2min after IVP
- normally BVM needed only
- Emergence Rx (~2% mod-severe)
- give benzo
- Emesis/persistent ataxia
- typically during recovery
- no cases of aspiration (airway reflex maintained)
- no driving!
Overdose
Prolonged sedation --> full recovery
Source
3/06 DONALDSON (Adapted from Young)
