Safe Sedation Procedures in Adults Case 2
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A 36-year-old man has been kayaking today. He has injured his left shoulder and has been brought into the ED by his friend.
He is complaining of pain in his left shoulder and has an obvious deformity, consistent with anterior shoulder dislocation. He has never dislocated his shoulder before.
Which answer best describes the most appropriate immediate management?
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2. Question
The patient has dislocated his shoulder.
Give five examination findings that would indicate a potentially difficult airway.
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Question 3 of 5
3. Question
He has no contraindications to procedural sedation. You decide to perform a manipulation of his shoulder dislocation under intravenous analgesia and sedation.
Which answer best describes the ideal preparation for this?
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4. Question
What sedative agent are you going to administer?
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5. Question
A number of criteria should be met before this patient should be discharged home.
List at least three of the criteria here.
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