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presence if deemed appropriate) as opposed to anxiolytics in children with severe OSA If giving preoperative anxiolytics, consider continuous pulse oximetry monitoring

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Dexmedetomidine is an alpha-2 agonist that has been shown to have analgesic, anxiolytic, and sedative properties. ICU, intra-operative, and procedural sedation

and T&S if expecting blood loss Standard premeds (eg PONV prophylaxis, anxiolytics), if chronic disease and elective cases Caution with premeds for trauma

lower incidence of intraoperative seizure. The use of non-pharmacological anxiolytic techniques (e.g. hypnosis) to achieve success with an awake-awake-awake

considerations Preoperative Characterize neurologic deficits Consider anxiolytic Intraoperative Smooth induction Maintain CPP Maximize flow to ischemic

avoided and appropriately treated depending on etiology (e.g. analgesics, anxiolytic, sedation). Intraoperatively: Target MAP 60-80 mmHg. Hemodynamically stable

avoided and appropriately treated depending on etiology (e.g. analgesics, anxiolytic, sedation). Intraoperatively: Target MAP 60-80 mmHg. Hemodynamically stable

Anesthetic relevance High Anesthetic management Use of sedative/anxiolytic/analgesic agents (Precedex, Ketamine, Fentanyl) for prevention Specialty General/Pediatric