Sedation Flashcards

1
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List indications for sedation (5)

A

Medical condition aggravated by stress from dental tx
- Ischaemic heart disease
- High BP
- Asthma
- Epilepsy

Dental anxiety/phobia/gag

Medical conditions that affect cooperation - MS/cerebral palsy/parkinsons

Mild learning difficulties

Difficult dental procedures

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2
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List contraindications for sedation

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Severe/uncontrolled systemic disease
Severe mental disability
Severe psychiatric problems
Narcolepsy
Hypothyroidism

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3
Q

IV Contraindications

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Intracranial pathology
COPD
Muscle wasting
Pregnancy

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4
Q

IS Contraindications

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Cold
COPD
Pregnancy

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5
Q

Advantages + disadvantages of IS

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ADV
Rapid recovery
Flexible duration

DISADV
Keeping nasal hood in place
Less muscle relaxation
Cooperatoin

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6
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Advantages + disadvantages of IV

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ADV
Less cooperation
Muscle relaxation

DISADV
Baseline readings
Cannula
Recovery

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7
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What are the ideal baseline reading values

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HR - 60-100bpm
BP - 120/80
O2 - 95%
BMI - 35 is LIMIT for sedation

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8
Q

What ASA classes can we tx with sedation?

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I and II

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9
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Tx if O2 saturation drops below ideal

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2l/min O2
5l/min O2

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10
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Definition of sedation

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Drugs used to produce a state of depression of CNS to allow tx
Verbal contact remains

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11
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What are the ASA Class definitions?

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I - healthy, non smoker
II - mild systemic disease
III - severe systemic disease
IV - severe systemic disease constant threat to life
v - moribund
VI - brain dead

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12
Q

List IS equipment

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Gas cylinder
Reservoir bag
Nasal hood
Colour coding cans
o2+nio2 pressure dials
Pressure reducing valves
One way expiratory valves

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13
Q

Describe IS in a patient friendly manner

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This is when we use laughing gas (mix of o2+nio2) that you breathe in through your nose through a mask
Helps you feel nice and relaxed/comfortable for treatment
You are still awake/able to chat with us throughout the procedure
No needle in back of hand (still required in gum)

BEFORE:
Light meal
Bring any meds you take
Reschedule if cold

AFTER:
Tx roughly 90 mins, keep you 30 mins
Until effects worn off
Can drive home/work but avoid heavy machinery

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14
Q

Describe IV in a patient friendly manner

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This is where we place a Neeld into the back of your hand to deliver some medication (Midazolam) to make you more relaxed.
Cannula is in throughout tx.
You are still awake/able to chat to us throughout the procedure.
You still require an injection in your gum.

BEFORE:
Escort
AM - no food
PM - light breakfast
Comfy clothes
No false nails/nail polish

AFTER:
No heavy machinery
Online shopping
Alcohol/driving 24hrs
No legal documents signed until next day

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15
Q

Why no nail polish?

A

Check skin + O2

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16
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How is Midazolam administered

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Titrated dose 5mg/5ml
2mg bolus then 1mg increment every minute

17
Q

Half life of Midazolam

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90-150 mins

18
Q

Where is Midazolam metabolised?

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Liver

19
Q

What changes does Midazolam create in body to cause sedation

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CNS depression
Muscle relaxation
Decreased bp
Increased HR

20
Q

How do we reverse effects of IV?

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Flumazetil 200mg –> 100mg every min until response

21
Q

Half life of Flumazetil

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50 mins

22
Q

Risk of Flumazetil use

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Resedation

23
Q

Max NiO for IS

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70%

24
Q

Min O2 for IS

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30%

25
Q

Continued checks throughout IV

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Vitals (BP, HR, O2 saturation)
Skin
Capillary refill
RR

26
Q

Sedation clinic discharge criteria

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Orientated in time, place + person
Vitals stable
HAPOIG
Emergency contact given

27
Q

List some complications of IV in regards to drug administration

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Hyper-responders
Hypo-responders
Oversedation
Allergic reactions

28
Q

List some complications of IV in regards to cannulation

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Venospasm
Extravascular injection
Intra-arterial injectoin
Haematoma
Fainting

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