Moderate (Conscious) Sedation Protocol

Physician Health Policy - atriumhealth.org

PHYSICIAN HEALTH POLICY POLICY STATEMENT: ... necessary to address and resolve the impairment, the Physician Health Committee may recommend that the individual’s clinical privileges be reinstated. In making this recommendation, patient care interests must be considered as paramount. 2. Prior to making a recommendation for reinstatement, the ...

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Carolinas College of Health Sciences - atriumhealth.org

The catalog/student handbook of Carolinas College of Health Sciences is published to serve as an informational guide to the programs, services, and policies of the College. The College reserves the right to make changes without notice whenever such action is warranted.

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Preventing IV Catheter Associated Infections

A CLABSI is a Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection. It is a CDC/NHSN surveillance term for a primary bloodstream infection (BSI) that is not secondary to an infection at another site and develops in a patient with a central line in place for more than 2 calendar days. How Peripheral/Central Line Associated Infections Occur 5

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End Stage Renal Disease - Atrium Health

- Floor nurse should not “reschedule” on the Electronic Medical Administration Record (eMAR) to allow dialysis nurse to document - Phosphate binders do not have to be sent to the dialysis unit with the patient (KDU has stock) Common Medications (continued) 10

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Balance Error Scoring System (BESS) - Atrium Health

Script for the BESS Testing Protocol Direction to the subject: I am now going to test your balance. Please take your shoes off, roll up your pant legs above ankle (if applicable), and remove any ankle taping (if applicable). This test will consist of 6 - twenty second tests with three different stances on two different surfaces.

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SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENT HANDBOOK - Atrium Health

The spinal nerves branch off the spinal cord between the vertebrae along the neck and back. These spinal nerves carry sensory and motor information. Sensory refers to your ability to feel, and motor refers to your ability to move. The sensory information goes from your arms and legs to your brain and the motor

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Stool Management System: Insertion and Management

B. A Stool Management System is indicated only after the patient has been determined as an inappropriate candidate for the rectal pouch. C. Different Stool Management Systems exist, therefore, manufacturer instruction guidelines must be followed to prepare the system, insert the device, and maintain device. D.

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Atrium Health Urgent Care Locations

Standard Urgent Care Locations Treat: • Allergies • Infections (bladder, sinus, ear and eye) • Cough, fever, headache, stomach pain and sore throat • Minor cuts, burns or rashes • Sprains and strains • Minor bone breaks • COVID-19 and flu tests* *COVID-19 and flu tests can also be administered by your primary care provider or ...

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Detailed instructions for goRemote.carolinas.org Section 1 ...

goRemote.carolinas.org Detailed instructions for goRemote.carolinas.org Section 1. Registering your account in the goRemote portal To setup your access to goRemote.carolinas.org, please follow these steps:

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Sedation and Analgesia in the ICU

•Potential Laryngospasm •Emergence Reaction/Acute Psychosis •Nystagmus •Secretions (Oral/Ocular) Fentanyl •Pharmacologic Class: Opioid Analgesic •Mechanism of Action: •Binds to opioid receptors throughout CNS, increasing pain threshold and altering pain signal reception

  Laryngospasm

Adverse Effects of Antipsychotic Medications

Mar 01, 2010 · Antipsychotic Medications medications.

Outpatient Croup Care Guideline - CHOC

due to risk of laryngospasm). If < 6 months of age, consider structural or acquired etiologies, i.e. tracheomalacia, subglottic stenosis, vocal cord paralysis. There is insufficient evidence supporting the use of cool mist in the treatment of croup (Moore M, Little P – see references). Inclusion Criteria: Previously healthy children 6 months ...

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Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI)

tachycardia), laryngospasm (rare), raised intra-ocular pressure Etomidate 0.3-0.4 mg/kg TBW o Onset: 10-15 seconds o Use: suitable for most situations including haemodynamically unstable, other than sepsis or seizures o Drawbacks: adrenal suppression, myoclonus, pain on injection, Fentanyl o Dose IV 2-10 mcg/kg TBW

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Bronchoscopy +/- Biopsy

• Narrowing of vocal cords (Laryngospasm). This is usually brief and rarely a problem. • Fever. This is treated with paracetamol (Panadol). • Death as a result of this procedure is rare. D. Significant risks and procedure options n Medical Record if necessary.)

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CT Venogram CT Abdomen + Pelvis W (delayed venous)

Severe contrast allergy: anaphylaxis, laryngospasm, severe bronchospasm - If there is history of severe contrast allergy to IV contrast, avoid administration of oral contrast Acute kidney injury (AKI): Creatinine increase of greater than 30% over baseline - Reference hospital protocol (creatinine cut-off may vary)

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By Kristen Hunyady

either side of the larynx before intubating, this helps to prevent laryngospasm. 3. Once the animal is successfully intubated, tie in the tube with roll gauze and hook up to the anesthetic machine using the induction settings mentioned earlier. Check for a pulse. Then check if you need to inflate the cuff. To do so, close the

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