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Protocol For Paediatric
Protocol For Paediatric
Precautions :
Sedation for infants less than 1 year, patients with airway or breathing problems, psychological/
developmental problems or comorbidities ASA grade 3 or higher must be discussed/planned with a
Paediatrician
Chloral hydrate is contraindicated in severe renal, liver and cardiac impairment.
Name : Age :
IC : Weight(kg)
:
Diagnosis : Signature
& stamp of
doctor
Procedure :
1. Vital signs :
BP : SPO2 :
HR : RR :
Temperature :
Bil YES NO
2. Time since last meal (clear fluid/milk/solid) : hours
3. IV access
4. Allergy/drug reaction (specify )
5. History of sedation/anaesthesia/asthma
6. Any complication during previous sedation
7. Physical examination (including evaluation of airway)
8. Presence of psychological/developmental problems
9. Two trained and credentialed personnel present
10 Monitoring and resuscitation equipment available
.
11 Reversal available
.
12 Medication labelling (Medication name, route and dosage)
.
Recommended dosage
IV Midazolam 0.1-0.2mg/kg (adult 5mg) up to 0.5mg/kg used in children
(1ampoule : 5mg in 1ml) (To dilute by adding 4ml of NS) (Final concentration : 1mg/ml)
[Antidote : IV Flumazenil 5mcg/kg every 60sec until awake (max total 50mcg/kg ; adult 2mg); then
2-10mcg/kg/hr if overdose]
IV Fentanyl 1-2mcg/kg (adult 50-100mcg)
(1ampoule : 100mcg in 2ml) (To dilute by adding 8ml of NS)
(Final concentration : 10mcg/ml)
[Antidote : IV Naloxone 0.002mg/kg (0.4mg diluted to 20ml, give 0.1ml/kg/dose) repeat every 2min
x 4 if required, then 0.3mg/kg in 30ml at 1ml/hr(0.01mg/kg/hr) IV]
4. Sedation Failure
Abandon procedure if no or inadequate response to sedation
Arrange new date for procedure as inpatient, KIV Anaesthetic referral.
Time of discharge:
Signature & stamp of discharging doctor :