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Informed Consent, Sedation and Bowel Preparation
Informed Consent, Sedation and Bowel Preparation
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Video Summary
The video is a lecture on the topics of informed consent, sedation, and bowel preparation for gastrointestinal procedures. The speaker emphasizes the importance of informed consent as a process that involves disclosure, explanation of the procedure, and patient participation. The risks, benefits, and limitations of the procedure and sedation/anesthesia are discussed. Different levels of sedation are explained, ranging from minimal sedation to general anesthesia. The speaker mentions the need to assess the patient's respiratory status, medication history, and allergies before sedation. The lecture also covers the different types of bowel preparations available for GI procedures, including isosmotic, hyposmotic, and hyperosmotic agents. The preferred regimen is split dosing, which improves patient tolerance and satisfaction. The video concludes with practice pearls and guidelines regarding informed consent, sedation, and bowel preparation.
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John Martin, MD, FASGE
Keywords
informed consent
sedation
bowel preparation
risks and benefits
sedation levels
split dosing regimen
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