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What are common conscious sedation drugs?
opioids, barbituates, BZDs, Propofol, Versed
What reverses BZDs?
Romazicon
What do neuromuscular blockers do?
paralyze, do not decrease consciousness or relieve pain
What are neuromuscular blockers used for?
surgery, endotracheal intubation, mechanical ventilation
This is a depolarizing agent that causes twitching/convulsions, then flaccid paralysis.
Succinylcholine
What are common conscious sedation drugs?
opioids, barbituates, BZDs, Propofol, Versed
What reverses BZDs?
Romazicon
What do neuromuscular blockers do?
paralyze, do not decrease consciousness or relieve pain
What are neuromuscular blockers used for?
surgery, endotracheal intubation, mechanical ventilation
This is a depolarizing agent that causes twitching/convulsions, then flaccid paralysis.
Succinylcholine
What is the most common muscle relaxer?
Flexaril
This drug is used for muscle spasticity.
Diazepam (Valium)
Baclofen reduces spasticity associated with ____, _____, _____.
Multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy