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IM – Sanity

Dash-and-SeupaulChief Resident, Michael del Castillo-Hegyi aka “Dash”, and Chair Tony Seupaul discuss the merits and risks of good ol’ Vitamin H in the agitated patient and discuss the Cochrane Group’s take on the subject. They also delve into various agitation “cocktails”, their length of action, and complications.

Posted by Chris Lesher on May 7, 2014

Filed Under: Antipsychotics, SGEM Tagged With: foamed

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