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Midazolam oral dose

A syrup is effective for producing sedation and anxiolysis at a Midazolam oral dose of 0.25 mg/kg with minimal effect on ventilation even when administered at doses as large as 1 mg/kg. Midazolam oral is the most commonly used oral preoperative medication for children. Midazolam oral dose which is, 0.5 mg/kg given orally 30 minutes before […]

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What is Opioid

There are various ways of describing what is opioid. The common feature of all the drugs belonging to the group of these drugs is a phenanthrene ring with side chain and additional rings that might be added to the central ring itself or to the side chains. 1. Naturally occurring: morphine, codeine, kheline, noscapine, and thebaine. 2.

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Etomidate Pharmacology

Etomidate pharmacology is studied using following points. In etomidate pharmacology we find that Etomidate is a potent, direct cerebral vasoconstrictor. It decreases cerebral blood flow and CMRO2 in an independent manner. The cerebral metabolic effects of etomidate are secondary to its effect on neuronal function. As a result, previously increase ICP is lowered by etomidate

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Ketamine Seizures

Activation of NMDA receptors has been implicated in cerebral ischaemic damage. Therefore, by its antagonistic effect on NMDA receptors, Ketamine seizures may have a possible neuroprotective role. Systemic administration of ketamine has been reported to have neuroprotective effect, in terms of preoperative treatment, in preventing ischaemic and postischaemic spinal cord injury during thoracic and thoracoabdominal

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Diazepam effects

Diazepam effects produce minimal depressant effects on ventilation with 0.2 mg/kg IV dose in Respiration system. The slight increase in PaCO2 is due primarily to a decrease in tidal volume. Nevertheless, nearly, small doses of diazepam (<10 mg IV) have produced apnoea. Combination of diazepam with other CNS depressants (opioids, alcohol) or administration of this

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Neo-Synephrine

Neo-Synephrine is the trade name for phenylephrine. It is a pure alpha receptor agonist and has both venous and arterial constrictive effects. Because Alpha1 receptors have been discovered in the myocardium, it is also possible that it has positive inotropic effects. In our current culture of patient safety, it is important to avoid commonly used medical

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Midazolam effects

Midazolam effects cerebral metabolic oxygen requirement (CMRO2) by decreasing it and cerebral blood flow, analogous to barbiturates and propofol. It causes dose-related changes in regional cerebral blood flow in brain regions associated with the normal functioning of arousal, attention, and memory. Patients with decreased intracranial compliance show little or no change in intra-cranial pressure when

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