Bibframe Work

1. History of moderate sedation

2. Presedation assessment, monitoring parameters, and equipment

3. Pharmacology / Michael J. Kremer

4. Management of complications / Vallire Hooper

5. Patient discharge

6. Institution policy and guideline development : standard of care / Charlotte L. Guglielmi

7. Competence in patient management / Vallire Hooper

8. Pediatric sedation / Lisa Heard and Nancy Rayhorn

9. Geriatric sedation / Nancy M. Saufl

10. Sedation in the mechanically ventilated patient / Marcia Bixby and Kathy Picard

11. Risk management/legal issues

App. A. ASA standards for basic anesthetic monitoring

App. B. State boards of nursing positions on moderate sedation and administration of anesthetic agents

App. C. Position statement on the role of the RN in the management of patients receiving IV moderate sedation for short-term therapeutic, diagnostic, or surgical procedures

App. D. ASA practice guidelines for sedation and analgesia by non-anesthesiologists

App. E. American Association of Nurse Anesthetists' position statement : qualified providers of sedation and analgesia; considerations for policy guidelines for registered nurses engaged in the administration of sedation and analgesia

App. F. AORN recommended practices for managing the patient receiving moderate sedation/analgesia

App. G. Pediatric sedation standards 2002-2004.