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==Contraindications==
==Contraindications==
 
#<3-6 mo old
 
#Increased ICP
1)  <3-6 mo old
#Glaucoma/acute globe (increased IOP)
 
#CAD, HTN, CHF (? >40 yr old )
2)  Increased ICP
#URI or active asthma (unless for induction)
 
#Procedures stimulating gag
3)  Glaucoma/acute globe (increased IOP)
#Porphyria/thyroid (theoretical)
 
#?Increased intra-abd pressure
4)  CAD, HTN, CHF (? >40 yr old )
 
5)  URI or active asthma (unless for induction)
 
6)  Procedures stimulating gag
 
7)  Porphyria/thyroid (theoretical)
 
8)  ?Increased intra-abd pressure
 


==Preparation==
==Preparation==
 
#NPO (>3hrs = rec; no evidence of need)
 
#Consent
NPO (>3hrs = rec; no evidence of need)
#Monitor
 
#BVM/O2 mask
Consent
#Suction
 
#Ketamine (drawn up)
Monitor
#Atropine (ready) [0.01 mg/kg IVP; min 0.1mg, max 0.5mg]
 
#Versed (ready) [0.05mg/kg IVP]
BVM/O2 mask
#"Happy Place"
 
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==
==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)===
Give initial bolus 2 mg/kg SLOW IV* (over 1 min)
#Most don't give atropine prophy (some <5yrs; no evidence)
 
#Most don't give versed prophy (evidence against)
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==
==Side Effects==
 
#Transient rash (common)
 
##not harmful
1)  Transient rash (common)
#Hypersalvation (1.7%)
 
##may give atropine
    -not harmful
##suction sides only
 
#Laryngospasm (<0.4%)
2)  Hypersalvation (1.7%)
##not dose-dependent
 
##assoc with fast IVP
    -may give atropine
##assoc with procedures stimulating gag
 
#Transient apnea (<0.3%)
    -suction sides only
##around 2min after IVP
 
##normally BVM needed only
3)  Laryngospasm (<0.4%)
#Emergence Rx (~2% mod-severe)
 
##give benzo
    -not dose-dependent
#Emesis/persistent ataxia
 
##typically during recovery
    -assoc with fast IVP
##no cases of aspiration (airway reflex maintained)
 
##no driving!
    -assoc with procedures stimulating gag
 
4)  Transient apnea (<0.3%)
 
    -around 2min after IVP
 
    -normally BVM needed only
 
5)  Emergence Rx (~2% mod-severe)
 
    -give benzo
 
6)  Emesis/persistent ataxia
 
    -typically during recovery
 
    -no cases of aspiration (airway reflex maintained)
 
    -no driving!
 


==Overdose==
==Overdose==
Prolonged sedation --> full recovery  
Prolonged sedation --> full recovery  


==Source==
 
==Source ==
 
 
3/06  DONALDSON (Adapted from Young)
3/06  DONALDSON (Adapted from Young)


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Revision as of 18:41, 12 March 2011

Contraindications

  1. <3-6 mo old
  2. Increased ICP
  3. Glaucoma/acute globe (increased IOP)
  4. CAD, HTN, CHF (? >40 yr old )
  5. URI or active asthma (unless for induction)
  6. Procedures stimulating gag
  7. Porphyria/thyroid (theoretical)
  8. ?Increased intra-abd pressure

Preparation

  1. NPO (>3hrs = rec; no evidence of need)
  2. Consent
  3. Monitor
  4. BVM/O2 mask
  5. Suction
  6. Ketamine (drawn up)
  7. Atropine (ready) [0.01 mg/kg IVP; min 0.1mg, max 0.5mg]
  8. Versed (ready) [0.05mg/kg IVP]
  9. "Happy Place"

Conscious Sedation

  1. Give initial bolus 2 mg/kg SLOW IV* (over 1 min)
    1. Nystagmus = effect
    2. ?maximal dose = 6mg/kg at one time
  2. May repeat boluses at 1 mg/kg increments
  3. prefered by most over IM 4 mg/kg

O2 ready vs on (no data)

  1. Most don't give atropine prophy (some <5yrs; no evidence)
  2. Most don't give versed prophy (evidence against)

Side Effects

  1. Transient rash (common)
    1. not harmful
  2. Hypersalvation (1.7%)
    1. may give atropine
    2. suction sides only
  3. Laryngospasm (<0.4%)
    1. not dose-dependent
    2. assoc with fast IVP
    3. assoc with procedures stimulating gag
  4. Transient apnea (<0.3%)
    1. around 2min after IVP
    2. normally BVM needed only
  5. Emergence Rx (~2% mod-severe)
    1. give benzo
  6. Emesis/persistent ataxia
    1. typically during recovery
    2. no cases of aspiration (airway reflex maintained)
    3. no driving!

Overdose

Prolonged sedation --> full recovery

Source

3/06 DONALDSON (Adapted from Young)