PDF-Procedural Sedation and Analgesia PSA

for Adults and Children in the Emergency Setting1Updated October 20172PAMI learning module content will sometimes overlap due to similar topics The PAMI website offers access to learning module handou. PICU Resident Talk. Stanford School of Medicine. Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. June 2010. Objectives. After this lesson, the participant will be able to:. Differentiate between sedation and analgesia.. FOR ADULTS. Dr. CATHERINE GALLANT. Department of Anesthesiology. University of Ottawa. General Campus. OUTLINE. Definition. Indications for use. Contraindications. Pharmacology. Complications. DEFINITION. What is used for what?. Analgesic. Pain control. Always should be first before sedation. Sedative. Achieve sedation, . anxiolysis. , amnesia, altered consciousness. Paralytic. Prevents movement. Never should be used without analgesia and sedation. Paediatrics. Dr. Rodrick Lim MD, FRCPC, FAAP. Site Chief Paediatric Emergency Department. Associate Professor of Paediatrics. Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry. London Ontario Canada. 2011 Talk Trauma. 1 Minimal Moderate Sedation/Analgesia (“ConsciousSedation”) Deep Sedation/Analgesia General Anesthesia Responsiveness Normal Purposeful** responseverbal tactilestimulation Purposeful** resp ALERT This competency should precede the procedural sedation nitrous oxide competency USE . in the . ED. By Carmen . Lau. Pharmacy . Year . 4. December 27. th. , 2013. Procedural sedation and analgesia (PSA). Definition: A technique of administering sedatives w/ or w/o analgesics to induce a state that allows for unpleasant procedures, also referred to as conscious sedation. Go live: APRIL 24th. Why These Changes?. Per the Cal Dept of Public Health (ie, the “state”) and CMS (federal) nurses cannot push an anesthetic drug for procedural sedation. This includes propofol, ketamine, barbituates and etomidate. . What is used for what?. Analgesic. Pain control. Always should be first before sedation. Sedative. Achieve sedation, . anxiolysis. , amnesia, altered consciousness. Paralytic. Prevents movement. Never should be used without analgesia and sedation. Isaac Marsolek MD. Procedural sedation and . Bupe. How should patients be managed?. Difference for procedures with local anesthetic vs without local anesthetic?. Disclaimer. Isaac Marsolek. What is the issue?. Echocardiography. Rasoul. . Azarfarin. MD, FACC. Professor of Anesthesiology. Fellowship of Cardiac Anesthesia. Moderate Sedation/Analgesia: Definition. C. ooperative state, improves . cardiologist’s and patient’s . Geraldine Boyle, 3. rd. Year Medical Student. SSC: Emergency Medicine Practical Procedures. Antrim Area Hospital: 14/01/2019 - 01/02/2019. Procedural Sedation. Sedation: . spectrum of pharmacologically induced . in . the ICU. Dr. H. Objectives. Discuss goals of sedation. Discuss . nonpharmacologic. interventions for distress. Discuss optimal pharmacologic interventions for distress. Discuss role of continuous infusions and daily interruptions of such. 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 .