With the number of surgical procedures requiring sedation increasing every year, most hospitals and other facilities now have a procedural (moderate/deep) sedation program. The third edition of this popular handbook provides concise, practical, and evidence-based guidance on safe and effective procedural sedation. Featuring contributions from national experts, chapters cover the description/definition of sedation levels, patient evaluation, pharmacology, legal and quality assurance issues, as well as sedation for specific populations (ambulatory/office settings, elderly, pediatric, ICU, emergency room, endoscopy, reproductive technologies). The book also reviews the specific clinical and administrative considerations for the nursing and PA staff often involved in administering sedation. Comprehensively updated to incorporate the most current, evidence-based information including updates to existing guidelines, patient outcomes data from the most recently published papers and expanded sedation-related content in sub-specialties. An essential manual for a wide array of healthcare providers to develop safer techniques, policies, and procedures for moderate and sedation.
A practical, user-friendly handbook presenting all the information needed by busy healthcare practitioners to stay informed of the latest guidelines, regulations, drugs and techniques in the area of moderate and deep sedations. Thoroughly updated with the most current, evidence-based information for all medical and surgical professionals.
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The third edition of this essential manual on moderate and deep sedation, covering core information required to perform procedures safely.
1. Introduction to moderate and deep sedation Benjamin A. Sanofsky,
Renata M. Miketic, Eugenie Heitmiller and Emmett E. Whitaker;
2. Pharmacology
principles in sedation Aaron J. Kaye, Alan D. Kaye, Julie A. Gayle, Richard
D. Urman and Adam M. Kaye;
3. Pain assessment and management considerations
K. Elliott Higgins, Renata M. Miketic, Eugenie S. Heitmiller, and Emmett E.
Whitaker;
4. Patient evaluation and procedure selection Emily Goldenberg and
Debra E. Morrison;
5. Patient monitoring, equipment, and intravenous fluids
Harish Siddaiah, Shilpa Patil and Deniz Gungor;
6. Credentialing, competency
assessment, and education Laurie Demeule and Lisa Govoni;
7. Quality, legal,
and risk management considerations: ensuring program excellence David Seaver
and Mary Antonelli;
8. Nursing considerations for sedation Laurie Demeule and
Lisa Govoni;
9. Physician assistants and nurse practitioners Chelsi J.
Flanagan, Anish P. Saikumar, Allie Shea, Jennifer Kales and Heather Trafton;
10. High-risk patients: sedation considerations in coexisting disease Alan D.
Kaye, Henry Liu, Elyse M. Cornett, and Charles J. Fox III;
11. Respiratory
compromise in moderate and deep sedation Ashish K. Khanna and Fredrik Olsen;
12. Management of complications of moderate and deep sedation S. Nini
Malayaman, Elyse M. Cornett, Alan D. Kaye, and Henry Liu;
13. Recovery and
discharge after monitored anesthesia care Christopher Hoffman, Alan D. Kaye,
Charles J. Fox and Henry Liu;
14. Outcomes, controversies, and future trends
Julia Metzner and Karen B. Domino;
15. Simulation training for sedation
Valeriy Kozmenko, Lyubov Kozmenko, Stacy Lee, Elyse M. Cornett and Alan D.
Kaye;
16. Sedation in the interventional radiology Suite Ezra Burch and Ryan
Reichert;
17. Sedation in endoscopy Maryam Mubashir and James D. Morris;
18.
Sedation in the interventional cardiology suite Katherine Cox, Dev Vyas and
Bryan Lynn;
19. Sedation and anesthesia for interventional pulmonary
procedures Micaela Zywicki, Nicholas Bacher, Andrea Poon and Eric Hsu;
20.
Sedation for ophthalmological procedures Liang Huang, Alan D. Kaye, Charles
J. Fox and Henry Liu;
21. Procedural sedation in the emergency department
Heike Nikkanen;
22. Sedation in the intensive care setting Iaswarya
Ganapathiraju and John Gaillard;
23. Pediatric sedation: practical
considerations Eshel Nir and Jue Wang;
24. Safety and outcomes in pediatric
sedation Lisa Lee and Joel Stockman;
25. Sedation in the office and other
outpatient settings Emily Goldenberg and Debra E. Morrison;
26. Sedation in
dentistry Jennifer E. Woerner, G. E. Ghali, Charles J. Fox III, Alan D. Kaye,
Elyse M. Cornett and Melissa Wibowo;
27. Sedation for assisted reproductive
technologies Vesela Kovacheva and Patricia M. Sequeira;
28. Interventional
Pain Management Procedures Alan D. Kaye and Laxmaiah Manchikanti;
29.
Emergency resuscitation algorithms: adults Jue Teresa Wang;
30. Emergency
resuscitation algorithms: infants and children Jue Teresa Wang; Appendix
Guidelines and standards Chelsi J. Flanagan, Paul B. Hankey, Jennifer S.
Xiong, Alan D. Kaye, Richard D. Urman and Elyse M. Cornett.
Richard D. Urman is the Jay J. Jacoby Professor and Chairman in the Department of Anesthesiology at The Ohio State University and Wexner Medical Center and Chief of Anesthesiology for the Health System. He is a Fellow of the Association of Anesthesia Clinical Directors (FAACD), serving as its Board member and Treasurer, and is also a member of the Board of Governors of the Society for Perioperative Assessment and Quality Improvement (SPAQI). Alan David Kaye is Immediate Former Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, Chief Academic Officer, Provost, Pain Fellowship Program Director and Tenure Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology and Pharmacology, Toxicology and Neurosciences at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport. He is also Vice Chairman of Research and Tenured Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology and Pharmacology, Toxicology, and Neurosciences at the Louisiana State University School of Medicine.
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