Moderate sedation, also known as "conscious" sedation, requires more vigilance than minimal sedation, such as laughing gas, because children could slip from moderate to deep sedation, which means they can't necessarily maintain their own airway.
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The procedure is often done with sedation, but sedation is not required.
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"The question of sedation during CPR is not new, but sedation is not routinely performed during CPR," Lundsgaard said.
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Sedation is a continuum from minimal to moderate to deep to general anesthesia, and "it is common for children to pass from the intended level of sedation to a deeper, unintended level of sedation," the guidelines note.
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On average, it took 14 percent more fentanyl (an opioid), 20 percent more midazolam (a benzodiazepine), and 220 percent more propofol (a general anesthetic that can also be used for mild sedation) to reach the right level of sedation needed for their procedures (endoscopies are typically done with mild sedation, though some people do need or opt for deep sedation).
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They thought it would be perfect for sedation before anesthesia or for sedation for minor procedures; dentists, I think, like to use it also.
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Sedation interferes with these cycles, altering the brain's natural process.
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Heavy sedation kept Carter's physical pain at bay for a while.
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It became so problematic, they put her under a mild sedation.
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Instead, I started a careful dose of pain and sedation medications.
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Sedation for an M.R.I. brain scan, I knew, bore real risks.
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The basic premise is that sedation prevents the dieter from eating.
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She didn't want to miss a workday, so she refused sedation.
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"Conscious sedation is a bit of an art," Dr. Davidson said.
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The young girl's mother said she was under sedation for the procedure.
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When injected intravenously it&aposs considered safe for animal sedation or pain.
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She had to refer them to specialists for treatment that required sedation.
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The same activation may also lead to feelings of euphoria and sedation.
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As for central nervous system depression, Goldstein said that just means sedation.
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She reports, for example, that she declines sedation while undergoing a colonoscopy.
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For example, the rooms have heart monitors equipped to monitor conscious sedation.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the sedation requirements for colonoscopy.
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One factor that bothered him was that the study was retrospective: The researchers simply examined medical records and compared whatever amount of sedation was used for each patient instead of controlling exact amounts of sedation and comparing the effects.
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A person risks coming out of sedation while the other drugs take effect.
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The surgery was successful and Abbas is now asleep under sedation, say doctors.
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Its effects at anaesthetic doses include pain relief, sedation, and memory-formation inhibition.
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Pediatric dentists train for an added two or three years to learn sedation.
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In the middle of the procedure, she woke up from her sedation and cried.
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At GinecaFem, termination with medication was 235 pesos and aspiration and sedation was 3500.
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She'd anticipated a mask, but the sedation came via a needle to her arm.
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When she woke up from sedation, a police officer was standing by her bed.
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Potts walked into the hospital, but was under heavy sedation due to his injuries.
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D&E procedures are often, but not always, performed under some level of sedation.
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And you retain the normal structure of the sleep (since there's no sedation involved).
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But by far the most common side-effects are itching, nausea, sedation and constipation.
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What if VR could be more than an alternative to sedation during hospital surgeries?
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By contrast, a general dentist may have taken a weekend course in moderate sedation.
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" But: "They were progressively replaced by mild dysphoria, sedation, anxiety, reactive depression, insomnia and anorexia.
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Barbiturates were originally used for sedation, but manufacturers began refusing to sell them for executions.
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But in rare cases, children fall into a much deeper level of sedation than intended.
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Some children are particularly vulnerable during sedation because of their youth, anatomy or other factors.
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Specifically, alcohol promotes the release of the brain chemical GABA, which produces sedation, Swift explained.
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Other mothers were coerced into signing their children away while still under sedation from labor.
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Melcher, deeply shaken by the entire experience, could only testify at the trial while under sedation.
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It should be a last-choice sedation medication to use for a procedure like lethal injection.
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Just 50 people, or 3% of participants, drank alcohol and took prescriptions known to cause sedation.
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Zoo officials told Agence France-Presse that Chacha is doing well and currently recovering from sedation.
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Researchers at Community Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado, explored one small area of medical care: sedation.
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Even when this drug's notorious potency doesn't result in overdose, it still often causes intense sedation.
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Then, on Wednesday, when the process ended and the sedation lifted, Mr. Goette began to move.
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And, as the World Wildlife Fund has argued, approximately 5 percent of rhinos die under sedation.
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The examination took "approximately four hours" and did not require any sedation or anesthesia, Conley added.
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Lundsgaard called for more research into patients' levels of consciousness during CPR, and whether sedation is necessary.
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Up until 2010, most American correctional facilities used the American-manufactured and FDA-approved sedation drug thiopental.
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Fentanyl, midazolam and propofol, three sedation drugs commonly used during endoscopic procedures, were compared in the research.
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Mitchell Gomez: Feelings of euphoria and relaxation, sedation, drowsiness, dizziness, nausea, respiratory depression or arrest, and death.
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After factoring in sedation and removal of polyps or lesions, a colonoscopy can cost several thousand dollars.
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The FDA warns combining Xanax with opiods can result in "profound sedation, respiratory depression, coma and death."
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The risks are extremely low, but they should not be ignored in considering whether to have sedation.
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When doctors eased the sedation temporarily, Mr. Peres was responsive, squeezing Dr. Walden's hand at his direction.
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While euthanasia is outlawed in France, doctors may put terminally ill patients into deep sedation until death.
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Over time, the sedation was decreased, and respiratory tubes were switched from the mouth to the trachea.
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Wednesday, she was coming out of sedation and "responding well" to her parents, cousin Justin Anthony said.
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A Bengal tiger does not travel well, and especially didn't in the centuries before sedation and airplanes.
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For moderate sedation, dentists should have rescue drugs on hand and monitor oxygen levels and heart rate.
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" Court documents added that at one point Mr. Davenport awoke after sedation and shouted: "Oh no, God.
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Yet terminal sedation, necessary as it was, felt closer to active euthanasia than assisted suicide would have.
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The Pediatric Sedation Research Consortium — which collects data mostly from hospitals, not dental offices — has found a low but persistent rate of life-threatening events associated with sedation, such as airway blockage, a drop in blood oxygen levels or a spasm of the vocal cords that makes breathing hard.
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Social sedation, corrupted values, ethical manipulation, you name it… How did you choose the materials for your headpieces?
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If there is a need for intoxication, sedation, or coercion by either party, the consent was never there.
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As of Friday, both the mother and son are stable but remain under sedation, according to the statement.
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Days later, she said, she's still suffering from vertigo that her doctor recommended waiting out with continued sedation.
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For one, he was the first otter in the world to give a voluntary blood sample without sedation.
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But it's not sleep, it's also sedation, and what you end up doing is ruining your REM sleep.
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Zoo officials told Agence France-Presse that the animal was unhurt but recovering from sedation, news outlets reported.
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Patients often require sedation but Mosso encouraged them to play the Spider-Man game instead, to distract themselves.
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After giving the girl a little sedation, he snaked a camera through her mouth and into her airways.
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The authors concluded that the safety of sedation depends on a practitioner's ability to manage less serious events.
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She has used a ventilator since July and needs respiratory and cardiac support, deep sedation and medical paralyzation.
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Detectives are waiting to speak with the apparent victim, who is now under sedation, The Associated Press reported.
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My previous two awakenings under conscious sedation had not filled me with the same terror as this one.
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The memo from Dr. Conley also said Mr. Trump was never under sedation or anesthesia during his checkup.
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His research, using the American Society of Anesthesiologists' Anesthesia Awareness Registry, a voluntary registry of patients with memories under conscious sedation or general anesthesia, showed that 78 percent of those reporting awareness under conscious sedation felt distress, and 40 percent had long-term psychological sequelae, including post-traumatic stress disorder.
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To my knowledge no one has tested cannabis on lobsters or other crustaceans in relation to pain or sedation.
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"So at Jennifer's request, she had been put into terminal sedation five days earlier," he said, fighting back tears.
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The effects of the drug can include extreme happiness, drowsiness, nausea, constipation, confusion, sedation or unconsciousness, and problems breathing.
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"Typically they become very aggressive and violent in the ER and often require chemical (sedation) if not physical restraint."
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At first they suspected pneumonia, but fearing something worse they took a tissue sample while he was under sedation.
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Offering patients VR also halved the amount of sedation they needed, and in many cases avoided its use completely.
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Conley said Trump did not undergo any procedures requiring sedation or anesthesia, meaning he did not have a colonoscopy.
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Sedation and physical restraint aside, doctors have few ways to quickly stop suicidal ideation, or thoughts of killing oneself.
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They require more effort from patients, who need to prep themselves before the procedure, and patients may require sedation.
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It said sedation suppresses respiratory and body temperature regulation and can have other negative effects on the animal's physiology.
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And might someone with a tendency toward depression or anxiety trace their problems back to forgotten experiences under sedation?
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She has also championed sedation-first euthanasia, putting the animal into a gentle sleep before administering a lethal drug.
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" Same goes for two or more sedatives, he points out, as "the risks of extreme sedation or coma are heightened.
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Benzodiazepines "enhance the high from opioid painkillers," and the two types of drugs combined can increase sedation and depress breathing.
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As of Friday, she says doctors are keeping Burrough in a constant state of sedation to let his body heal.
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Esketamine, Johnson & Johnson hoped, would cause fewer side-effects like sedation or dissociation while still providing a similar antidepressant effect.
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The test itself is done under mild sedation, and I've never felt any pain, only slight pressure, while being scoped.
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Could it help him to bring surgery to patients where sedation isn't possible, where there are no hospitals at all?
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A hospital official said Berlusconi would stay in intensive care for 48 hours and would be under sedation until Wednesday.
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Aybar returned to PNC Park and was unavailable for Thursday night's game against the Pirates because of the earlier sedation.
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Emma is "slowly waking up out of sedation and is responding well to her dad and mom," Justin Anthony said.
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Rotting Sky's debut, Sedation, is absolutely horrific, toxic, merciless noise—and I mean that as as the highest of compliments.
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Drug side effects are frequent and include mental fogginess, sedation, weight gain, sexual dysfunction and dry mouth leading to cavities.
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A decrease in pulse rate demonstrates sedation of your sympathetic nervous system, known as the body's fight-or-flight response.
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While Parolil's section is silent — his patient is under sedation — loud squawks emanate from another of the glass-walled rooms.
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They can request palliative sedation, refuse artificial nutrition and hydration, or request the removal of life-sustaining medical treatment or equipment.
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Our son remains in intensive care, under sedation and under close monitoring as we stay patient to allow him to heal.
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"We are trying to reduce some of the sedation in order to evaluate him, and that's a good sign," he said.
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Barely enough of the drug was found for even a therapeutic dose, which merely causes patients to fall into light sedation.
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It is one end-of-life option among others including: palliative sedation, voluntary stopping of eating and drinking, and stopping treatment.
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Alcohol also blocks the action of glutamate, a brain chemical that stimulates nerve cells, and this blockade can also produce sedation.
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I soon learned that I am part of only a tiny percentage of people who remember unsettling experiences under conscious sedation.
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In 2010, President Barack Obama underwent a virtual colonoscopy, which may not require sedation or anesthesia, and retained his presidential powers.
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He said doctors have turned down Scalise's sedation levels enough that he has been able to respond to visiting family members.
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"When I speak with the patients before giving them sedation, I tell them that they'll be awake and may remember or not, though most don't, and that I will be with them, and that if they're in pain or uncomfortable they can tell me and I'll give them more sedation or pain medication," Dr. Raz said.
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The prosecutors allege that Cranford was the person who first convinced Lookhart to use IV sedation more frequently than it was required.
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Several mothers I spoke with reported being denied split-dosing for reasons ranging from blanket clinic protocol to lack of maternal sedation.
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Ketamine is short-acting—between two and four hours—and produces euphoria, sustained pain relief, and sedation mixed with powerful hallucinogenic effects.
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In 23, University of Washington researchers found 44 cases over three decades in which dental patients died after sedation or general anesthesia.
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Both deep sedation or general anesthesia using an IV should be administered only by qualified anesthesia providers, according to the anesthesiologists' society.
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Patients are evaluated for their likelihood to succumb to stress while awake; they learn about sedation alternatives if, midsurgery, they become overwhelmed.
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The study is the first to train dogs to go into an fMRI scanner, and voluntarily remain motionless—without sedation or restraint.
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"Still under sedation but pulling the breathing tube in the morning to see if she can do it on her own," he wrote.
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There was hope when she began breathing on her own, was taken off sedation and moved her leg when her knee was pinched.
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Marijuana and alcohol were involved in the death, along with medications used for sedation or to treat anxiety, the medical examiner's office said.
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"She knows they are all gone, but she is under heavy sedation, so it's not sinking in yet," said Audie's teary brother, Daniel Trinidad.
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Symptoms of physical suffering at the end of a disease can be managed with medical therapies and palliative sedation if necessary, making euthanasia unnecessary.
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A recent study of 10,700 paramedics across the US showed that only one-third are authorized to use ketamine for sedation of agitated people.
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Fundación Naiset advertised the prices for the three legal pregnancy termination methods that it offers: medication, aspiration with local anesthesia, and anesthesia with sedation.
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Meanwhile, at Fundación Naiset termination with medication was 900 pesos; aspiration with local anesthesia was 2000 pesos, and aspiration with sedation was 4000 pesos.
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She requires heavy sedation for routine dental cleanings, and generally avoids medical care at all costs because of the severe anxiety that she experiences.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 actor remained under "heavy sedation" for five days while in the hospital until he died on Monday, the source says.
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Zulresso will only be available through a restricted program because of concerns about risks including excessive sedation or sudden loss of consciousness during administration.
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While working for a pharmaceutical company in New Jersey in 1974, Walser invented midazolam as a safer, more comfortable sedation alternative to injectable Valium.
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A first-trimester abortion is an outpatient procedure that takes five to 10 minutes and is usually performed with mild sedation or local anesthesia.
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The most common side effects patients reported from Reyvow were dizziness, fatigue, a burning or prickling sensation in the skin called paresthesia, and sedation.
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She said she did not have issues with immunizations or other injections until she had intravenous sedation when having her wisdom teeth removed at 183.
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Alberto Zangrillo, Berlusconi's personal doctor, told reporters that the four-times prime minister was making jokes shortly after waking up from sedation on Wednesday morning.
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According to lead author Mark Twardowski, an osteopathic internal medicine physician, there's anecdotal evidence of patients who use cannabis needing more sedation to go under.
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Hansen and his team also plan to keep studying just how important PLD2 is in helping create the other notorious effects of alcohol, including sedation.
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We found that it was actually the strength of their brain networks before sedation that predicted why some eventually lost consciousness while others did not.
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"Though the procedure is quick and not particularly painful, a lot of men are frankly scared and are thrilled to be offered sedation," he says.
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Work flows smoothly and painlessly this week as your planetary ruler Venus gently harmonizes with Neptune, the planet of sedation, creating a dreamy work environment.
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Dextromethorphan is used in cough syrups and can cause "agitation, ataxia, hypertonic, sedation and may produce dissociative hallucinations at high doses," the new paper says.
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This metabolic change often presents as patients who experience withdrawal in the evening or morning before dosing, followed by sedation a few hours after dosing.
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Other potential side effects, according to the National Institute for Drug Abuse, include drowsiness, respiratory depression and arrest, nausea, confusion, constipation, sedation, unconsciousness, and coma.
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For example, the birth of a baby boy may automatically prompt a bill for a circumcision; having day surgery may prompt a check for sedation.
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If these measures are not enough for some procedures, Dr. Friedrichsdorf said, "the answer is nitrous gas" and, rarely, when necessary, forms of deeper sedation.
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I remember being wheeled toward the operating room, positioning myself on a narrow table, and being informed that I was being given something for sedation.
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We use it to drain abscess, to reduce fractures and shoulder dislocations; we'll even use it for some patients who need sedation for things like asthma.
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Glass died last summer after undergoing several days of palliative sedation, in which she was sedated and not given fluids or nutrition until she passed away.
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Some require sedation before going below, and a different type of kennel is also required, says Ross Feinstein, Senior Manager of Corporate Communications at American Airlines.
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The other drug, aripiprazole (Abilify), can cause sedation, uncontrolled movements and spasms, incontinence and poor impulse control, and, more rarely, seizures, and death in the elderly.
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At Promédica Mujer, I was offered to terminate the pregnancy with medication or through aspiration for 2176 pesos, or through aspiration with sedation for 2000 pesos.
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"Anyone can benefit from using music instead of pre-medication; it avoids the use of using medication altogether for sedation," she told Gizmodo in an email.
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Eventually, he had to be put under sedation in intensive care at Fort Belvoir, Va., while he went through withdrawal from Subsys and other prescription drugs.
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Euthanasia is illegal in France, but a 2016 a law allows doctors to put terminally ill patients into continuous deep sedation (CDS) by doctors until death.
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They're going to look at all of anesthesia and sedation at their hospital to try and see where the effects of cannabis have the most effect.
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" Bush's spokesperson said Wednesday that the former president was in stable condition after "doctors performed a procedure to protect and clear his airway that required sedation.
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Ms. Ortega had experienced various levels of sedation and was on as many as 18 medications at one point, according to documents presented to the jury.
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But they were sketchy, not always coherent and without a time frame, written when Ms. Babitz was in a lot of pain and under heavy sedation.
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She held my hand as the sedation filled my veins, and offered me saltine crackers and Coca-Cola when I woke up in the recovery room.
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Colonoscopies, for example, are often done with sedation and can result in serious complications, such as perforation of the intestine, in a small percentage of cases.
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Experts say that the vast majority of traumatic experiences under anesthesia and sedation are most likely never reported because they are often so ephemeral and disconnected.
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In the past, presidents have invoked the 25th Amendment, which temporarily transfers power to the vice president, if they underwent sedation as part of that procedure.
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However, the panel members echoed concerns raised by FDA staffers on Friday regarding the increased risk of sedation, dissociation and higher blood pressure observed in the study.
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On August 24th, the State of Florida carried out the lethal injection of convicted murderer Mark Asay using etomidate as the sedation medication for the first time.
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These drugs, which work to decrease the perception of pain, are often accompanied by several problematic side-effects, including dependence, sedation, and a strong sense of euphoria.
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Peres' son-in-law and personal physician, Dr. Rafi Walden, said the veteran politician and Nobel laureate "responded very well" as his sedation dosage has been reduced.
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So they decided to closely study a molecular pathway activated in nerve cells when we drink alcohol or undergo sedation, involving the enzyme phospholipase D2, or PLD2.
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The drug was administered at different dosages, causing varying degrees of mild to moderate sedation across our participant group, rather than complete unconsciousness in all of them.
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A test showed the "pill," or an ingestible micro-bio-electronic device, can detect blood in the stomach, something that would otherwise require an endoscopy and sedation.
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" He went on, "He was taken to the hospital on time and treated immediately and is out of intensive care (still on a respirator and under sedation).
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I.U.I. is a low-risk procedure done without sedation in the doctor's office; sperm is placed inside the patient's uterus during ovulation in order to facilitate fertilization.
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Earlier on Monday, doctors at a hospital in the northeastern city of Reims had stopped artificially feeding and hydrating him and began administering strong doses of sedation.
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The antihistamine is used mainly for the treatment of seasonal allergies, bites, stings and rashes and has often proved to cause sedation, according to the DrugBank database.
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The rescue was so dangerous the Australian Government negotiated immunity from Thai authorities for any Australians involved in the sedation of the children in case anything went wrong.
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After getting a shot of local anesthesia and light sedation, he underwent liposuction on his abdominal area to harvest the stem cells, which come from the blood vessels.
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Aybar required medical sedation Thursday in order to remove an errant chicken bone from his throat, which he had mistakenly swallowed during lunch at PNC Park in Pittsburgh.
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Ciccarone noted that many people who report using meth to balance out the sedation from opioids take the drugs at different times, rather than in the same injection.
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Children younger than 6 may have a greater risk of adverse events, a 2009 study suggested, based on nearly 50,000 sedation/anesthesia procedures at 37 locations, mostly hospitals.
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Patients are generally not "put to sleep" with a breathing tube, but rather they are kept in a state of either moderate sedation or monitored anesthesia care (MAC).
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" For a few undoubtedly euphoric months, Hitler was also getting swabs of high-grade cocaine, a sedation and stimulation combo that Mr. Ohler likens to a "classic speedball.
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Conley said the President was seen by 11 different specialists at Walter Reed, that the physical took "approximately four hours" and did not require any sedation or anesthesia.
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"Because of the risk of serious harm due to the sudden loss of consciousness, patients must be monitored for excessive sedation and sudden loss of consciousness," the FDA warned.
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Her office offers nitrous oxide, noise canceling headphones, music, conscious sedation, blankets, topical anesthetic, anesthesia buffering, and emotional support by talking through the procedure or coaching them through it.
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Our latest study, published in the journal PLOS Computational Biology, helped us better understand the transition to unconsciousness during sedation, and how this transition varies from person to person.
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Over the next two years, engineers will assess how long-duration sedation affects our organs and how to counteract bone loss and muscle atrophy that occurs during deep sleep.
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There was the blind woman who was bedbound, in pain and partially paralyzed from a stroke; another woman was skeletal from metastatic cancer and required constant sedation and analgesia.
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But, because nothing changes, because he is never truly held accountable, too many Americans are settling into a functional numbness, a just-let-me-survive-it form of sedation.
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But the tigers "posing" with Tinder users weren't roaming free; their handlers at zoos and entertainment venues had made them available for pics through sedation or other harmful practices.
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"I didn't make it for the purpose," Dr. Walser, whose drug has been used for sedation during 20 lethal injections nationwide, said in an interview at his home here.
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"If I want sedation, I'll have a beer," said David S. Howes, who has had several awake procedures (and who is himself a doctor, an emergency physician in Chicago).
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Using a technique that measures electrical impulses in the brain of those in various states of sedation, we discovered network "signatures" that can indicate when loss of consciousness will occur.
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Euthanasia is illegal in France, but in 2016 a law was introduced giving terminally ill patients the right to be put into continuous deep sedation (CDS) by doctors until death.
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Reports of over sedation and respiratory depression secondary to marijuana ingestion have been reported in young children who have consumed very large amounts of THC relative to their body size.
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Due to concerns about risks, including excessive sedation or sudden loss of consciousness during administration, the drug must be given by a health-care provider in a certified health-care facility.
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The sensation felt like the next best thing to an orgasm, and after the full-body climax, a sudden wave of sedation crept up as I sunk deeper into the water.
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On Monday, Seth Lookhart was charged with 17 counts of Medicaid fraud and "unlawful dental acts" after he allegedly billed $1.8 million in IV sedation for procedures that didn't require it.
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It's a gamble what chemical compound you actually get when you buy synthetic marijuana, and it can cause side effects like agitation, confusion, dizziness, lack of coordination, sedation, and even seizures.
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The quality of dentists' sedation training matters, because a dentist needs to be able to choose the right candidates and the appropriate drug and know how to rescue an oversedated child.
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The move was controversial enough that the Australian Government negotiated immunity from Thai authorities for any Australians involved in the sedation of the children in case anything went wrong, according to News.com.
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In Arkansas, second-trimester abortions cost around $2,000 with sedation, and her family was dealing with a death in the family, grief, and medical bills related to other life-threatening health issues.
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The treatment comes with a boxed warning — FDA's harshest — flagging the risk for sedation and difficulty with attention, judgment and thinking, abuse and misuse, and suicidal thoughts after administration of the drug.
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The treatment comes with a boxed warning - FDA's harshest - flagging the risk for sedation and difficulty with attention, judgment and thinking, abuse and misuse, and suicidal thoughts after administration of the drug.
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Laskin claimed it also has a "profound" sedation effect on people — so much so that in his dental practice VR is used far more than nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas.
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Watch more from Vice: "This is somebody who is perfectly healthy otherwise, but because they're chronically exposed to these drugs, my anesthetic plan changed from IV sedation to general anesthesia," Bryson says.
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As Venus, the planet of values, clashes with Neptune, the planet of spirituality and sedation, on Monday at 5:59 AM, it's important to keep your own perception and bias in mind.
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As with most releases who treat the uncertain path between black metal and noise, there's far more to Sedation than meets the eye, and its most rewarding aspects require a careful listen.
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Meanwhile, advances in medical science have all but dispelled physical suffering at the end of life through multi-disciplinary palliative care —and in the rare extreme cases, sedation of the imminently dying.
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Now, parents will be warned that "repeated or lengthy use of general anesthetics and sedation drugs during surgeries or procedures in children younger than 3 years […] may affect the development of children's brains."
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ProMédica Mujer's website says that only the medication option is offered, but when I spoke with them over the phone, they also offered the surgical procedure with local anesthesia and anesthesia with sedation.
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During that time, she's often found herself troubled by what she calls the festival scene's "outdated ways of dealing with attendees having difficult psychedelic experiences," including the use of restraints, sedation, or arrests.
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In 2014, a group of 67 college students from Kashmir were charged with sedation while watching an India-Pakistan clash at a campus hostel in Uttar Pradesh, though the charges were eventually dropped.
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Side effects of gabapentinoids include sedation, dizziness and trouble thinking, Dr. Chad Brummett, an opioid researcher at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Believed to be safer, more comfortable and more secure, the surgical tubes may be placed by a gastroenterologist, using a scope, under sedation and local anesthesia, sometimes even in the sickest of patients.
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France: A 42-year-old man who has spent more than a decade in a vegetative state was put back on life support hours after doctors began giving him heavy doses of sedation.
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Side effects of Spravato include dizziness, nausea, vertigo, anxiety, lethargy, increased blood pressure, vomiting, feeling drunk, decreased sensitivity, sedation and dissociation, a feeling of being temporarily "disconnected" from your body and your mind.
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The insider said that the actor remained under "heavy sedation" for five days while in the hospital until he died on Monday, after paramedics were initially dispatched to his home in Sherman Oaks, California.
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Etomidate, originally manufactured in 1963 by Johnson & Johnson, which opposes its use in lethal injection, is widely used by physicians for short-acting sedation during brief procedures or as a bridge to general anesthesia.
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From the time they are darted to the time they are woken is no more than two hours because you want to keep them immobilized and under sedation for as little time as possible.
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"We were able to place them on her with minimal sedation, which not only allowed us to heal her without additional stress to her lungs, but improved the way her burns healed," said Sandness.
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"It's an endoscopic procedure, done under sedation, where we put in a tube from the skin of the abdominal wall into the stomach," Dr. Shawn Garber, President of the New York Bariatric Group, tells PEOPLE.
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Dr. Gitlin, 30, specializes in intravenous sedation for large dental procedures and treatment for sleep apnea in the Bethpage, N.Y., office of the Gitlin Dental Group, a group practice with offices in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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"Sedation is above and beyond routine dentistry," so the first thing parents should ask is whether it's necessary, said Dr. Paul Casamassimo, the chief policy officer for the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry's research center.
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Sedation may be needed, for example, if a 3-year-old requires root canals for badly decayed molars or has a throbbing abscess, said Dr. Casamassimo, who sedates children at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus.
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They charged the procedure on a credit card Nick says they paid a total of $550 for the ultrasound, sedation, and the procedure itself—which is around the average cost for a first-trimester abortion.
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The last time I administered what is called terminal sedation, another accepted strategy, was in the case of a patient with abdominal cancer whose intestines were perforated and for whom surgery was not an option.
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But far less is known about their impact on people undergoing conscious sedation, which is growing in popularity and estimated to account for half of all anesthesia administrations in the United States within 10 years.
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While some people do deliberately take deadly mixes to blot out consciousness, many others appear to be doing so because they don't realize the danger, because they want to save money, or to counteract over-sedation.
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Twardowski and his team hope to continue studying the link between cannabis and sedative tolerance (including its effect on deep sedation), as well as whether cannabis can also affect how pain is managed following medical procedures.
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Hysteroscopy is an important procedure and the majority of of women do find it bearable, but for those who don't, their experience would be vastly improved if everyone knew in advance they could ask for sedation.
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For sedation to be safe, certain protocols are critical and many factors must be carefully weighed, according to the 20093 guidelines jointly written by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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The medical team had prepared her husband for the possibility that she could show brain damage when she woke up, but that fear was dispelled when she was taken off sedation two days after the rescue.
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Though some of the patients who took esketamine experienced relief of their depressive symptoms, side effects — including dissociation, dizziness, nausea, sedation, anxiety, a lack of energy, increased blood pressure, vomiting, and feeling drunk — were also common.
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The White House did not comment on whether Mr. Trump underwent the procedure, which is conducted to detect polyps, cancer and other ailments, but said that he did not undergo any procedures requiring sedation or anesthesia.
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"Vern seemed like an excellent guy and absolutely vital to the mission," said Harris, who, with Challen, helped in the sedation of the Thai boys before they were brought out of the cave by the British divers.
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The music is meant to characterize the mood swings that a person goes through when needing sedation, with heavy guitar and screams representing the pain and mental anguish, with the quiet sections showing a more controlled state.
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In addition, the packaging for the new treatment will contain a so-called "black box" warning label — the most serious category — indicating potential sedation, problems with attention, judgment and thinking, as well as abuse and suicidal thoughts.
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With "continued increase in legalization and use of cannabis, the field of anesthesia and sedation needs further studies with greater depth," wrote the authors of the study, published Monday in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association.
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So parents should ask the dentist what level they're aiming for and what emergency measures will be taken should, for example, moderate sedation become deep and a child can no longer breathe on his or her own.
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"With conscious sedation, I think physicians recognize that quite a lot of the time their patients will actually be distressed, but they're relying on the fact that most are not going to remember it," Dr. Davidson said.
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"Overgrown nails can cause a number of problems, including growing into the footpad, which can cause extreme pain and infection, breaking off and bleeding excessively, or partially breaking off, which often needs sedation to fix," said Zacharias.
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Many of these mimic the standards of ambulatory surgical centers—including hallways and doorways wide enough for hospital gurneys—even though those centers perform much riskier procedures and use higher levels of sedation than abortion clinics do.
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Lambert's parents have launched several legal appeals to try to block their son's sedation, including to the United Nations' Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which has called on France to delay while it investigates further.
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But people who drank and used medicines known to cause sedation or drowsiness were 33% more likely to sustain a fall and 62% more likely to have a fall resulting in injuries by the end of the study.
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Other ideas range from general monitoring of brain activity, sedation, and pain relief, to uses for specific conditions I've never heard of: paraoesophageal atresia, meaning a piece of the gullet which leads from mouth to stomach is missing.
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Twardowski says that since he uses conscious sedation, where a person isn't assisted with their breathing while they're unconscious, giving high doses of drugs like propofol is concerning– that's what's thought to have killed Michael Jackson after all.
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For a while on Saturday, the doctors eased back on the sedation, allowing Officer Barnes to open his eyes from his hospital bed, hold his wife's hand and listen to his family tell him that they loved him.
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Comparing cannabis users to nonusers, they found that patients who reported smoking or using edibles on a daily or weekly basis required 14% more fentanyl, 20% more midazolam and 220% more propofol to achieve optimum sedation for routine procedures, including colonoscopies.
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But he failed, because the spinal block wore off halfway through the surgery and he had to help to determine alternate means of sedation -- which resulted in him giving me a low level of general anesthesia to complete the procedure.
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In cannabis plants, the terpenes can determine the "type" of high you'll tend to experience, from a more relaxing anxiety-easing sedation with linalool, often found in lavender, to a more alert burst of creativity with limonene, a terpene found in citrus fruits.
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Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN)Former Israeli President and Prime Minister Shimon Peres' condition has improved somewhat a day after his stroke, and he was able to shake his son-in-law's hand as physicians reduced his level of sedation, doctors said Wednesday.
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Flown home to the United States, it was left to Peck's mother, Lisa Peck, a former Army nurse, to deliver the bad news to her only child when he woke up at Walter Reed hospital after more than two months of sedation.
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In 2012, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a 9.26-gram baggie of crack cocaine found in a suspect's rectum could not be brought as evidence because it was obtained through an unconstitutional search, involving the medical sedation of the suspect.
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For the use of the execution drug, I was called I think about two years ago from a reporter from Oklahoma, and she told me that they [are] thinking of using or they [were] using midazolam for execution or sedation before execution.
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The drug label will contain a "boxed warning" to alert patients to the risk of "sedation, and difficulty with attention, judgment and thinking (dissociation), abuse and misuse, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors after administration of the drug," the agency said in its announcement.
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During one debate, he said, "Putin is a one-horse country: oil and energy"; at another, he paused for a long, strange minute before walking out on the stage, an incident one body language expert chalked up to stage fright or sedation.
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Lethal injection is traditionally achieved via three drugs given in the following order: a sedation medication to cause unconsciousness, a paralytic medication to prevent movement and halt breathing, and concentrated potassium to interfere with the normal electrical signals of the heart and induce cardiac arrest.
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However, guiding the natural evolution of the disease towards death and administering all possible supportive care, including palliative sedation if necessary, in continuous discussion with the patient and his family, is something which is very different from the direct induction of death through active euthanasia.
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While euthanasia is illegal in France, the law allows "passive euthanasia," in which terminally ill or injured patients with no chance of recovery are taken off life support and put under heavy sedation until their death, after extensive consultation with their families and medical experts.
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Ms. Thorne, a student at Brooklyn College's playwriting program, is not the first novice to overwhelm a play with too much proof of her knowledge and research; you will leave "Peace for Mary Frances" with lots of information about "terminal sedation" and opiate dosing.
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The FDA approved esketamine with the caveat that Spravato will only be available through REMS (Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies), its restricted distribution system for drugs with major safety concerns, citing the risk of sedation and dissociation, as well as the potential for abuse and misuse.
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Zulresso's label will include a so-called black box warning flagging risks of excessive sedation and sudden loss of consciousness, and will only be made available through a restricted distribution program at certified facilities where the patient can be monitored for these side effects, the FDA said.
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Often requiring no anesthesiologist, no operating room and not even a hospital setting, conscious sedation is now being used increasingly for dental work, plastic surgery, heart rhythm corrections and many more procedures performed by a growing range of practitioners, including certified anesthesiologist assistants and nurse anesthetists.
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With a wealth of fertility data at its disposal, Glow has expanded into the trendy business of IVF and egg freezing, equipped with a marketing strategy I don't really think we should even try to get into without some light sedation, but we have no choice.
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The more common drugs that are concerning related to overdose (if we define it by intention to harm oneself) would be those such as opioids (oxycodone aka Oxycontin and heroin) because they lead to excessive sedation and suppress the parts of the brain that are responsible for breathing.
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So I broke my leg 11 days ago , and had surgery 10 days ago .. when I woke up from sedation the doctor told me " well looks like your gonna have to cancel your tour " so I told him maybe it means God wants me to use my mind and be creative !
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"Many medications acting on the central nervous system, when combined with alcohol, may result in enhanced sedation which increases an older adults' risk of falling and experiencing an injurious fall," said Grainne Cousins, senior author of the study and a researcher at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, Ireland.
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While euthanasia is illegal in France, the law allows for what has been called "passive euthanasia," in which terminally ill or injured patients with no chances of recovery are taken off life support and put into heavy sedation until their death, after extensive consultation with their families and medical staff.
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A Texas hospital worker allegedly forced a female patient to perform oral sex on him while she was under sedation, according to court records Brandon Faunce, a 45-year-old nurse, has been charged with sexual assault and has been suspended from his job at Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital in Humble, Texas.
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Doctors put Mr. Peres back to sleep to give his brain a chance to recover, and they will transfer him to the neurosurgical intensive care unit at Chaim Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer, but they will allow the sedation to wear off again briefly on Wednesday afternoon to test his reactions.
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Part of the problem is that there is no firm definition of conscious sedation, which involves a cocktail of pain control, anxiety control and amnesia in amounts that can vary between patients, procedures and practitioners, says Dr. Andrew Davidson, head of anesthesia research at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia.
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But in the course of her nearly five-year relationship with Presley, Thompson would see the iconic singer's health decline as his prescription pill abuse increasingly took hold, and his vanity led him to try extreme diets – including one in which a doctor kept him under near-constant sedation for two weeks so he couldn't eat.
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"Because of concerns about serious risks, including excessive sedation or sudden loss of consciousness during administration, Zulresso has been approved with a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) and is only available to patients through a restricted distribution program at certified health care facilities where the health care provider can carefully monitor the patient," she said.
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Here's why it's a bad idea for an execution: If anything were to go wrong with the prisoner's IV access, as for instance was the case in 2014 with Oklahoma's execution of Clayton Locket (who took 43 minutes to be pronounced dead, and during whose execution he "raised his head up" said "man," and "started moaning"), the mere ten minutes of sedation provided by etomidate would be woefully unacceptable.
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