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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2025 · 49 MIN

Practical Sedation in the Emergency Department: A Guide for Medical Students

from Emergency and Critical Care Medicine for Students · host EM/CCM FS

In this focused, high-yield episode, we break down the essentials of procedural sedation in the emergency department—perfect for medical students, early trainees, and anyone wanting a practical overview. From understanding sedation levels to choosing the right drug for the procedure, we cover what you need to know to perform safe and effective sedation in the ED.Topics include:✅ When and why to use sedation in the ED✅ The sedation spectrum—from minimal sedation to general anesthesia✅ Pre-sedation assessment and risk stratification✅ Drug choices: propofol, ketamine, midazolam, fentanyl, and more✅ Monitoring, safety, and managing complications✅ Post-sedation care and discharge criteriaWhether you’re prepping for a shift, a rotation, or a shelf exam, this episode delivers practical pearls and decision-making frameworks to build your confidence in the ED.

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