Ketamine and Laryngospasm
Ketamine is a very safe medication to use for pediatric sedation, but we do need to be aware of an prepared for the rare adverse event, like Laryngospasm.
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Ketamine and Propofol (Ketofol) for Pediatric Sedation
Keeping children comfortable benefits everyone! Patients have less pain and psychological trauma. Their families think you are amazing and… your procedure is easier to do when not also performing professional wrestling maneuvers. Honestly, a successful procedural sedation is one of…
Agitation
The world can be a scary and dangerous place, but few things are as dangerous as an acutely agitated patient in your emergency department. While violent adults in the ED seem nearly commonplace (although still deserve provider’s vigilance), the agitated…
Ketamine for Analgesia
Last week’s Morsel discussed patellar dislocations and mentioned the use of nitrous oxide to assist with the reduction. Many of you had great feedback on other pain management options (thank you!). Obviously, the management of pain is one of our…