Head injury/TBI and pain relief

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I've caught my mistake on the versed, sorry for the waste of time.
 
Jason Cabral
EMT-P

Jason Cabral <big_medic6 at yahoo.com> wrote:
I thought versed was midazolam.

Jason Cabral
EMT-P

"Hardcastle Tim, Dr " wrote:
Demerol = Pethedine or Mepiridine
Versed = Dormicum
Vistaril - never heard of it, what is the generic drug name???

Tim
Dr TC Hardcastle
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-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Middleton [mailto:paul.middleton at usa.net]
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 8:55 AM
To: trauma-list at trauma.org
Subject: RE: Head injury/TBI and pain relief


For those non-USA list members - what are the pharmacological names of these
drugs? Demerol I think I know, but Vistaril and Versed??

Thanks

Paul Middleton



-------Original Message-------



From: Trauma & Critical Care mailing list

Date: 08/13/04 14:48:22

To: Trauma & Critical Care mailing list

Subject: RE: Head injury/TBI and pain relief



we have an ongoing discussion at work...i have personally had
demerol/vistaril and fentanyl/versed for various procedures...i know that
demerol is out of fashion these days, but in my personal experience it was
perfect for what i underwent...yet i have colleagues who sware by morphine
..just curious as to what is most 'popular' among use in the list...does
it vary according to procedure? most used in my sphere of practice is a
combo of morphine and versed...comments?

Lee Reed, RN



Chris Boyer wrote:

I believe everyone should receive large amounts of opiates as often as they

like. (at a low price)



CHRIS M. BOYER

Emergency Medicine Consultant

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