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This is a discussion on ED Nurses Can Give Sedation Safely (CME/CE) within the Pain Management forums, part of the General Spine Discussion Forums category; (MedPage Today) -- Nurses with special training in emergency medical care administered sedation safely with ketamine during a variety of ...
ED Nurses Can Give Sedation Safely (CME/CE) (MedPage Today) -- Nurses with special training in emergency medical care administered sedation safely with ketamine during a variety of procedures, a study in rural Uganda found..
ED Nurses Can Give Sedation Safely (CME/CE) (click here for the full article at MedPage Today)
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Re: ED Nurses Can Give Sedation Safely (CME/CE) not all ED's even allow emergency physicians to use ketamine... anesthesia turf war/political issue. grrrr.....
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Initial injury - 2006 fall from horse - initial dx SIJD w/ nl MRI
L5/S1 discogenic pain from posterior annular tear
Biacuplasty successful but disc re-injured in MVA
M6-L implanted Oct 19th, 2011 by Dr Clavel in Barcelona
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