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Responses to noxious stimuli in sedated mechanically ventilated adults

Grap et al., 2014

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1817071374144125723
Author
Grap M
Munro C
Wetzel P
Ketchum J
Hamilton V
Sessler C
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Heart & Lung

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Objective To determine the effect of sedation on physiologic responses and comfort before, during and after a noxious stimulus (endotracheal tube suctioning). Methods The sample was a subset of a larger, longitudinal descriptive study, blood for endorphins and saliva for …
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