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James Watts; Pascale Moore
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Safe Sedation for All Practitioners: A Practical Guide
Sedation for radiological procedures
Authors

James Watts; Pascale Moore

ARI Id

1665960374030_14284637

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

153-154

DOI

10.1201/9781315385136-47

Table of Contents of Book
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Sedation for procedures, treatments and investigations: a general introduction
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13-14
Defi nition of sedation
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15-20
Sedation-related problems
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21-22
and by this time J had suffered hypoxic brain damage, from which he died. Nurse A was subsequently found ‘not guilty’ of manslaughter. She received a caution from the NMC. Doctor ‘at loss’ over boy’s death; http: //news. bbc. co. uk/1/hi/england/merseyside/4333835. stm (accessed 6 July 2007). www. nmc-uk. org/aDisplayDocument. aspx?DocumentID=2992 (accessed 6 July 2007). Summary
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23-23
References
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24-24
Training in sedation
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25-36
Patient assessment and selection
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37-37
Risks related to medical procedures
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38-39
Patient assessment
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40-40
the next consultation with the anaesthetist, and were questioned about any bleeding tendency in the family. It was discovered that Z’s siblings and distant relatives displayed characteristics of an undiagnosed bleeding disorder. A diagnosis of von Willebrand’s disease was later confi rmed, and surgery took place under the cover of appropriately administered clotting factors.
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41-46
Obesity
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47-48
LEARNING POINTS
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49-50
Principles of safety in sedation
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51-53
cardiac catheter which was still in situ. The cardiologists shouted at the registrar to intubate the patient immediately, but the registrar insisted on checking the available emergency equipment fi rst. During the checks he noted the following: The angiography suite did not have piped oxygen. The sole supply was from one small portable cylinder (currently in use by the auxiliary). An old Boyle’s-type theatre anaesthetic machine was available. This
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54-54
that they were using were highlighted. The patient underwent corrective surgery, and survived.
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55-59
Fixed-performance open oxygen delivery systems
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60-61
Endotracheal (ET) tubes
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64-65
Monitoring
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66-66
Respiratory parameters
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70-75
Critical incidents
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76-76
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