Sedação e Analgesia Pediátrica: comentários acerca das drogas utilizadas em procedimentos no pronto‐socorro e os cuidados necessários antes, durante e após a sedoanalgesia
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https://doi.org/10.14295/idonline.v12i42.1549Keywords:
Sedação, Analgesia, sedoanalgesia pediátricaAbstract
O principal objetivo da sedação em pediatria, está relacionado a necessidade de controlar o comportamento da criança ou adolescente, para que seja possível realizar um procedimento da forma mais segura possível. Especialmente em relação ao público infantil, cuja compreensão dos fatos é menor, a ansiedade e o medo podem causar dificuldade de se conseguir a colaboração do paciente. É importante que o local disponibilize de profissionais qualificados em sedoanalgesia pediátrica, como forma de evitar a dor imediata e possíveis traumas futuros no paciente.
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