In a modern, hectic, and stressful intensive care unit, sedation is an important aspect of care, and every nurse and physician in a critical care setting must be familiar with it. This article describes older modalities of sedation, including barbiturates and neuroleptics, and compares them to a more recently developed drug, propofol.
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