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Hit Me With Your Best Shot - Medical & Restraint Protocols for Agitated Patients

Mary Greeley Medical Center via YouTube

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Explore medical and restraint protocols for managing agitated patients in this 39-minute physician grand rounds presentation by Dr. Kasey Strosahl, DO, from the Behavioral Health department at Mary Greeley Medical Center. Delve into the various types of aggression, conditions associated with agitation, and effective communication strategies for de-escalation. Learn about medication routes, treatment options, and the benefits and risks of specific drugs like haloperidol and olanzapine. Examine a comprehensive treatment algorithm for agitation and understand the different types of restraints, including violent restraint types and proper restraint etiquette. Gain valuable insights into handling challenging patient situations and improving patient care in behavioral health settings.

Syllabus

Intro
Disclosures
Preface
Overview
Definitions
The Agitated Patient
The Victim
Instrumental Aggression
Fear-driven Aggression
Irritable Aggression
Understanding the Aggression
Conditions Associated with Agitation and Aggression
Communication
De-escalation
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When Verbal Interventions Fail
Medication Routes
Medication Treatment
Haloperidol Benefits
Haloperidol Risks
Olanzapine
Protocol for Treatment of Agitation
Treatment Algorithm
AGITATION MEDICATION ALGORITHM
AGITATION MEDICATION ALGORITHN
Types of Restraints
Violent Restraint Types
Restraint Etiquette/Rules
Resources
Questions?

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Mary Greeley Medical Center

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