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12 Cards in this Set
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What are the indications for the seizure protocol? |
Active Generalized seizures (not focal seizures) |
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What are the conditions for the seizure protocol? |
(1) Pt. will be unresponsive and in seizure |
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What are the contraindications for Midazolam? |
(1) Allergy or sensitivity to Midazolam (2) Uncorrected Hypoglycemia |
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What are the routes Midazolam may be administered (in their preferred order)? (4) |
(1) IV (2) IM (3) IN (4) Buccal |
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What is the dose for IV administration? |
5.0mg |
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How is midazolam / versed supplied? |
10mg / 2ml |
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How many ml would you give for an IM dose? |
2ml |
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How many ml would you give for IV dose? |
1ml |
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What is the max number of doses of Midazolam? |
2 |
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What is the dosing interval? |
5 minutes |
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Give the abbreviated dosing for midazolam IV |
5.0mg MIDAZOLAM IV, q 5minutes, max 2 doses. |
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Give the abbreviated dosing for midazolam IM/IN/Buccal |
10.0 mg MIDAZOLAM IM/IN/Buccal, q 5 minutes, max 2 doses. |
