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During this lesson on moderate sedations, you will learn about the use of this type of sedation in medical procedures. Moderate sedation, also known as conscious sedation, is a controlled state of depressed consciousness that allows patients to undergo painful procedures while maintaining the ability to respond to verbal commands. It is commonly used in procedures such as cardioversion in the Emergency Department, reductions of fractures, colonoscopies, cataract surgeries, and dental work.

Curriculum

  Introduction
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  Pharmacology of Sedatives and Analgesics
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  Nursing Considerations
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  Complications and Emergency Response
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  Conclusion
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Hi y'all! My name is Maddie and I am the clinical nurse educator for a small, boutique hospital in Austin, TX. I have been in healthcare since July of 2020 and have worked as a nurse in the following specialties: Med-Surg, Post-Op Ortho, Plastics, Home Health, and finally the Emergency Department. I initially got into nursing to work with moms and babies postpartum as a lactation consultant but I quickly found a love for all things critical care in the Emergency Department. I began my nursing career at a Level 2 trauma facility that was also a comprehensive STEMI and stroke center. I then moved on to work at the only Level 1 trauma facility in Austin at the time. It was there I realized my love for continuing education and the pursuit of knowledge. I still work bedside a few shifts a month to stay clinically relevant and because the ER will always be my home away from home. I am currently obtaining my MSN-FNP with the intent of obtaining my Emergency Nurse Practitioner certification after graduation. I am trauma/stroke certified but my true love is medical resuscitation. I love continuing education and teaching nursing students as well as new grads. I believe in giving new nurses the knowledge and encouragement they need to succeed so they feel confident advocating for their patient and ultimately themselves.