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Instructions for Use and Handling for Healthcare Professionals
Ketolar should only be used in hospitals by, or under the supervision of, experienced or qualified medical doctors in the administration of general anesthetics as well as in the maintenance of respiratory pathways and in the control of respiration.
It is recommended to have a resuscitation equipment prepared for use.
It is recommended to administer the intravenous dose of ketamine over a period of about 60 seconds. A faster administration may cause respiratory depression or apnea and an increase in blood pressure response.
Single-dose packaging. After opening: From a microbiological point of view, the product should be used immediately unless the opening method prevents the risk of microbial contamination. Discard the unused product after opening.
Parenteral medications should be visually inspected to detect particles and discoloration before administration whenever the solution and packaging permit.
Keep the vial in the outer packaging to protect it from light. The color of the solution may vary from colorless to very slightly yellowish and may darken if exposed for a long time to the action of light. Although the darkening of the solution does not affect the potency of the medication, it should not be used if precipitation signs are observed.
Ketamine should not be mixed with barbiturates in the same syringe, as their chemical incompatibility leads to the formation of precipitates.
Ketamine should not be mixed with diazepam in the same syringe or infusion bottle. If it is desired to supplement the ketamine dose with diazepam, the two medications should be administered separately.
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