Potential problems to watch for:
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infiltrated IV
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painful injection
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delayed IV tube/arm vein clearance
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apnea
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dysfunctional breathing
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unprotected airway
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"T. Rex" cough, sneeze
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opisthotonus; rigidity
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hypotension
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arrhythmia
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PONV
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post-colonoscopy bloating
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sepsis
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Caveat: the Surrogate Dictum
- a hypoventilating or apneic patient has hypotension until proven
otherwise.
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