PPT-Ketamine use in Paediatric Refractory

Status Epilepticus Vikki Norman Ananth Kumar and Philip Knight . The . case of ketamine sedation in . paediatric. . practice. Michael Neufeld: . mneufeld@aut.ac.nz. Supervisors: . Dr. . Tineke. Water and . Dr. Rosemary . Godbold. Am I dead?. Alley, 13 years old. Prescription and Observation Chart - . a. dult . Education Slide Presentation. A presentation prepared by the . Pain Interest Group Nursing Issues . in association with the Agency of Clinical Innovation . in the Recovery Room. Michelle McNamara. Proposed Learning. Paediatric Emergencies . . A.B.C.D.E. A. irway. B. reathing. C. irculation. D. isability (depressed consciousness, unresponsiveness).. E. Ketamine. . is used as a general anesthetic , for humans and animals, to prevent pain and discomfort during medical tests, procedures, and minor surgeries. . Ketamine. was discovered by Dr. Cal Stevens of Wayne State University in 1961. It was the most commonly used anesthetic in the Vietnam War. . Danielle Mabe. Background. Created in 1962 as an anesthetic. Used in human and animal hospitals in 1966. In 1967, Ketamine was being used recreationally. Approved in 1970 by the FDA to use in children and elderly. Use in the . Prehospital. Setting. Background. Multiple drug shortages are threatening the safe management of the most critically ill and injured patients.. Critical drugs such as . etomidate. , . midazolam. Pain is defined as suffering or feeling of discomfort. In EMS, usually caused by acute injury or illness. Pain can be physical, emotional, or mental. EMS faces all types of pain and can administer medications to help relieve physical pain. Action. Improving Access to Optimized Treatment . for Children . Living with HIV. Melbourne, 22 July 2014. Marc Lallemant & Janice Lee. DNDi. mlallemant@dndi.org. Malaria. Leishmaniasis. What is Ketamine?. History. How is Ketamine Consumed?. What are the Effects?. Physical Effects. Physiological Effects. Addiction. Withdrawal. Testing for Ketamine. Useful Links. WHAT IS KETAMINE?. Ketamine is classified as dissociative anesthetic, or a . ST6 in Palliative Medicine. NHS Grampian. Overview. Case study. What is . ketamine. ?. Indications. Cautions, contraindications, interactions. Side effects. Dose and administration. Monitoring. Questions. January 2012 Put together by: Dr Julia Thomson, Consultant Paediatrician, julia.thomson@whippsx.nhs.uk Previous editions are now all available at www.paediatricpearls.co.uk NEW asthma leaflets The S Vials containing liquid ketamine results in the formation of crystals, which are then ground into powder. or off-white powder. Powdered ketamine (100 capsules as well as paper, glassine, or aluminum A. lice Kearns. When to consider sedation?. ‘Patients who need painful or frightening procedure as part of their emergency care’. Suturing . Fracture reduction / manipulation . Burns. Incision and Drainage of abscess . Is a dissociative and psychedelic drug.. People feel detached from themselves but can also experience a “trip” which causes people to experience visual and auditory hallucinations.. Hallucinations can result in accidents as people can see or hear things that aren’t there. .