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Analgosedation: For Better or Worse
Analgosedation: For Better or Worse
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In this video, the speaker discusses the topic of analogous sedation in critically ill patients. They explain that inadequate pain management in critical care patients can lead to poor outcomes, including chronic pain. They discuss the importance of considering individual patients and their therapeutic goals. The speaker emphasizes that there is not a single medication that can solve the problem of pain management and proposes a top nine approach that includes setting goals, assessing sedation interruptions, opioid rotations, and analogous sedation. They discuss the use of pain assessments and behavioral pain scores in critical care settings. The speaker goes on to discuss the controversies surrounding analogous sedation and emphasizes the need for compliance with protocols and proper assessment of clinical outcomes. They also touch on the use of multimodal therapies and opioid rotations, as well as the inclusion of acetaminophen and ketamine in pain management protocols. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of minimizing opioid overexposure and the need for further research in this area.
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Pharmacology, 2023
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Type: two-hour concurrent | The ABC's of Sedation and Delirium Management in Adult Patients (SessionID 1333301)
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Presentation
Knowledge Area
Pharmacology
Learning Pathway
Delirium and Sedation Managment
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Professional
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Analgesia and Sedation
Year
2023
Keywords
analogous sedation
pain management
therapeutic goals
opioid rotations
multimodal therapies
clinical outcomes
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