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MIDAZOLAM              Lactation Yes(Caution)   Trade Name: Versed
          Class / Mechanism of Action
          Benzodiazepine
          Acts as an Anxiolytic/Hypnotic, anticonvulsant and sedative.
          Onset of action: Sedation; IV: 1-5min, IM: 15min, Intranasal: 4-8min Duration: IV, less
          than 2 hours. (20-30min per ECCN Nurse Protocols, May 2012)
          Indications
          Labeled Indications: Preoperative sedation, induction and maintenance of general anesthesia
          Unlabeled: Anxiety / agitation, status epilepticus, conscious sedation (intranasal)
          Contraindications
          •  Hypersensitivity to midazolam or any component of the formulation or other benzodiazepines
          •  Acute narrow angle glaucoma, Acute Alcohol Intoxication
          •  Respiratory Insufficiency/Depression  (except during mechanical ventilation)
          •  (Overdose Reversal: FLUMAZENIL can be used, however it carries elevated risk.
            Respiratory support until the medication is metabolized is traditionally the best care in
            Benzodiazepine overdose)
          •  Should not be used in shock
          •  Neurologic Depression (Head Trauma) (unless having active seizure)
          Adverse Reactions / Precautions
          •  No Analgesic properties (Narcotic pain control is needed for RSI’d/Intubated trauma patients)
          •  May Cause Respiratory depression: Do not give without stable IV line and BVM (airway control) ready
          •  Hypotension, vasodilation
          •  Amnesia, confusion, drowsiness, slurred speech (Paradoxical Reactions possible: aggressiveness,
            agitation, anxiety, inappropriate behavior)
          Dose and Administration:    ADULT    PEDIATRIC Always Reference BROSELOW Tape
          Induction for RSI; Continued sedation;   Procedural sedation; Transcutaneous Pacing;
          Hyperthermia:            Cardioversion:
          IV:                      IV:
          •  Induction 0.1mg/kg IV/IO  •  0.05-0.1mg/kg q15-30min prn
          •  Continued Sedation .05mg IV/IO  Intranasal (unlabeled route):
          •  Infusion sedation 0.05mg/kg bolus   •  0.2-0.5mg/kg (maximum total dose: 10mg or 5mg per
            IV, then titrate 0.05-0.1mg/kg/hr IV   nare
            gtt
                                   Induction/RSI (Not preferred drug)
          Transcutaneous Pacing /   IV:
          Cardioversion, Anxiety, Agitation,:   •  0.1-0.3mg/kg
          IV
          •  2.5-5mg q15-30min prn
                                   Seizure
          Seizure Dosage:          IV, IM:
          •  If no IV/IO access, 5mg IN (repeat in  •  0.2mg/kg q15-30min prn
            10 minutes in opposite nostril if still  Status epilepticus, prehospital treatment (unlabeled use):
            seizing (preferred) or 10mg IM  IV:
            (alternate)            •  Infants: 1-2mg
          •  5mg IV/IO, may repeat  •  13-40 kg: 4mg once
          After 3 doses should consider addition of another   •  >40 kg: Refer to adult dosing
          agent.



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