DIAZEPAM INTENSOL vs MIDAZOLAM

On August 20 he turned 18 years old. His health was better than mine. We had everything for the “casino style” party. But the worst had to happen, after a thousand cares, 24/7 attention, a few seconds without feeling that he moved on the sofa made him jump over the barrier of cushions to want to go

Acepromazine, or "Ace" as it's often referred to, is a very common pre-anesthetic drug often given to take home in tablet form for dogs that have storm anxiety or experience trauma with fireworks or grooming. Some vets prescribe it for aggressive animals to be given before appointments so they are m

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My wife wanted to get LASIK after hearing about the wonders of being free from eyeglasses and vision problems. She went in for a consultation with the doctor that performed my LASIK surgery. They told her she was a great candidate for LASIK and helped her to schedule her procedure date. On the day o

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I had to put my baby boy down 2 nights ago. He was only 6. I wrote a post earlier about if anyone had experience with their dogs having seizures, but then his got worse. He seized on and off for 17 hours, with 13 hours of that being a seizure every 15mins or less. The vet gave him a big dose of diaz

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Hello all, I've received a handful of messages requesting that I write up a post on my tips for dealing with doctors. I am a 34F with decades of chronic pain treatment under my belt. I’ve had a lot of success being treated by doctors because I’ve spent years learning how they communicate and make de

If a patient has a high CK level from TCs caused by Primary General Epilepsy, have you seen whether Voltoco is more effective than Nayzilam for an abortive med in either reducing full blown status or reducing the likelihood of rhabdomyolysis given Voltoco is a muscle relaxant? The person's ck level

"More specifically, the investigation revealed that during his shift at Medical Center, Respondent locked himself in the pharmacy’s bathroom and injected Midazolam. As a result, Respondent was slurring his words, stumbling, and had blood dripping from the injection cite on his arm. Respondent’s co-w

I’m an EMS manager, and my supply guy tells me that we can no longer get midazolam in a preservative free formulation. He was under the impression that if it a medication contains preservatives we can’t give it IM, but I haven’t been able to find anything about this one way or the other (aside from

First, I need to apologize as this post will be pretty long. So I know this probably isn't the best place to ask for advice, since practice will invariably depend on where you are, but I thought I'd gather some opinions anyway.   I'm the sole pharmacist at our small hospital (managers are n

US paramedic here with some questions about appropriately treating acute and chronic pain in a prehospital setting. My options are this: -Ice pack and position of comfort/splinting/ sling and swathe -Ibuprofen 600mg PO -Acetaminophen 1000mg PO/IV -Fentanyl 0.5-4mg/kg IV/IO/IN/IM/Nebulized -Morphine