FOSACARE

Stroke Chronic alcoholism Lactation General condition impairment Angor, background (d) Unstable angina History of psychiatric illness History of drug abuse Recent history of myocardial infarction Cardiopathies Cirhrosis Cardiac decompensation Dehydration Child under 15 years of age Shock Female likely to be pregnant Pregnancy Hepatitis Mild to moderate blood pressure Intracranial hypertension Intraocular hypertension Hyperthyroidism Hypovolaemia Respiratory infection Mild to moderate heart failure Coronary heart failure Hepatic impairment Eye surgery Surgical intervention on pharynx, larynx or lung Visceral surgery Acute alcohol poisoning Severe psychiatric illness Newborn exposed to substance during delivery Patient treated in an outpatient Open eyeball pleat Acute intermittent porphyria Tachyarrhythmia Trend in drug abuse Extended treatment Long-term high dose treatment Repeated treatment Cranial trauma.

Mechanism of action

Ketamine is a general non-barbituric anaesthetic, fast-acting, Intravenous.

• or Intramuscular-administerable, resulting in a particular dissociative anaesthesia, a decrease in activity in neocortex and subcortical structures (thalamus) and an increase in activity in the limbic system and reticulate substance.

This anaesthetic state is characterized by deep and prolonged analgesia, a loss of consciousness that results more in a disconnection of the patient than in a real sleep, the preservation of pharyngeal reflexes and laryngeal reflexes, the maintenance or discreet increase of muscle tone, as well as usual cardiovascular and respiratory stimulation.

The duration of anaesthesia is variable with the dose and route of administration.

Awakening is early but a certain period is necessary before the patient has recovered an absolutely normal behavior.

It is, most often, progressive and without agitation; but in some subjects, psychomimetic phenomena with abate of the psychomimetic abitation may occur after the onset of the onset of the psychomimetic abs.

• Liver status (abnormality)
• Skin Erythema (Uncommon)
• Morbilliform eruption (Uncommon)
• Exanthema (Uncommon)
• Liver function exploration (abnormality)
• Hepatic injury induced by a medicine
• Hypersensitivity (Very rare)
• Anaphylactic reaction (Rare)
• Anaphylactoid reaction
• Skin rash at injection site (Uncommon)
• Pain at injection site (Uncommon)
• Erythema at the injection site (Uncommon)
• Nystagmus (Common)
• Blurty vision (Common)
• Diplopia (Uncommon)
• Intraocular pressure increased (Uncommon)
• Vertigo (Common)
• Sialorrhoea (Common)
• Laryngospasm (Common)
• Feeling dizzy (Common)
• Nightmare (Common)
• Abnormal dreams (Common)
• Agitation (Common)
• Mental confusion Hallucination
• Dissociation Dysphoria Delicious Temporospatial disorientation Anxiety Blood pressure (increase) (Very common)
• Pulmonary vascular precipities (Common)
• Tachycardia (Common)
• Arrhythmia (Rare)
• Hypotension (Rare)
• Bradycardia (Rare)
• Nausea (Common)
• Vomiting (Common)
• Tonic-clonic movement (Common)
• Convulsions (Uncommon)
• Hyperreflexia (Common)
• Increased oxygen consumption (Common)
• Respiratory depression (Common)
• Bronchial hypersecretion (Common).

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