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NURSE perspective on MODERATE SEDATION / PROCEDURE SEDATION in Interventional Radiology (IR)

Todays video is all about moderate sedation in IR. Sedation is used to make procedures more comfortable and pain free for patients. Moderate sedation also known as twilight anesthesia is administered by a specially trained nurse. Throughout this video I go over key points regarding moderate sedation use from a nursing perspective including answers to the following. 1) What is moderate sedation? 2) What medications do we use? 3) More information about each drug used (fentanyl, versed, and Benadryl) 4) Determining if patient is fit for receiving sedation 5) Monitoring required during sedation 6) Reversal agents 7) Final key points about sedation Interested in learning more about contrast use in IR? Click the link!    • Lets Talk About CONTRAST in Intervent...   Want to know more about my journey from RN to MD? Click to find out!    • My TIMELINE from RN to MD: High Schoo...   Information provided on this channel is not intended to be used as medical advice. Views are my own. Please like, share, and subscribe to the channel! Don't forget to sign up for notifications to not miss any new videos! Thank you for watching!