MDSO - Adult - Analgosedation & Paralysis - Memorize Flashcards
Treatment of Anxiety?
Ativan (Lorazepam) - 1 mg PO/SL - No Patch - MAP > 70
Treatment for Agitated Combative: 3 options:
Midaz - IP - MAP > 70 —> 0.05 mg/kg IV/IO. OR. 0.1 mg/kg IM q 5 min PRN - - - Max is 0.2mg/kg IV/IM/IO
Ketamine - IP - no MAP —> 1-2 mg/kg IV/IO > 1-3 min. OR. 3-5 mg/kg IM. (Slow > 1 min, to reduce risk of apnea)
Other option : Haldol
Moderate to Severe Pain: all options, doses for two main ones, and an optional one for soft pressures
IBUPROPHEN, TYLENOL, TORADOL
FENTANYL - NO PATCH - >70 ——> 25-50 mcg q 10 min (max 300mcg)
MORPHINE - NO PATCH >70 ——> 2-4 mg q 20 min PRN (max 10mg)
KETAMINE: IP >60 —-> 0.1 mg/kg q 5 min PRN - - - MAX 0.5 mg/kg
Sedation and Pain - Intubated / Vented: (after intubation): Give Push and Infusion for the the main Analgesia and Sedation. - with Patch Status.
As CCP - no patch is needed if they are already intubated (need to patch for intubation)
Analgesia: FENTANYL - MAP>70 - Push 50-100 mcg (not weight based) IV/IM PRN q 5 min ; Infuse 1-3 mcg/kg/hr
Sedation:
KETAMINE (patch if MAP < 60) - Push 1-2 mg/kg > 1 min, then 0.5 mg/kg q 20 min PRN ; Infuse 0.3 to 2.0 mg/kg/hr
PROPOFOL (MAP>70) - Push 10-20 mg IV q 5 min (bolus = risk of hypotension); Infuse 1-5 mg/kg/hr (16.6 to 83.3 mcg/kg/min) - - titrate by 0.3
MIDAZOLAM: MAP>70; Push 1-2 mg IV q 5 min (Max 0.15 mg/kg/hr ); Infuse : 0.05 - 0.15 mg/kg/hr
Hypotension Assoc with Sedation: Phenylephrine Dosing, Preparations and Patch Status
Most often found as 100 mcg/mL - 10 mL Push (1 mg/10 mL) - - or sometimes infusions at 10mg/100 mL (which is also 1 mg/10 mL - and 100mcg/mL)
We carry 50mcg/mL Push - - - in any case make sure to check concentrations
NO PATCH
Dose is 100mcg IV/IO x 3 q 3 min
Post Intubation Paralysis - Dosing for main option, (Push and Infusion), name of secondary option.
ROC: PUSH 0.6 mg/kg IV/IO then 0.3 mg/kg IV/IO q 20 min PRN (Initiate then Patch)
INFUSION: 10-15 mcg/kg/min
Other Option Cisatracurium (aka NIMBEX) - - - more often used in ECMO type patients - - long term paralysis prefer NIMBEX