Pre-operative medication reviewed: oral temazepam compared with papaveretum and hyoscine.
Teodor Goroszeniuk, Malgosia Albin, R. Jones, O Mohamoud
Abstract
Teodor Goroszeniuk, Malgosia Albin, R. Jones, O Mohamoud
Abstract
Oral temazepam was compared with papaveretum and hyoscine for pre-operative medication. The oral premedication was associated with less subjective unpleasant side-effects and greater anxiolytic properties. It was adjudged to be superior by the anaesthetic and nursing staff as well as by the patients themselves. Oral premedication was also less time-consuming to administer, and there was a small saving in the cost of drugs and equipment.
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Oral temazepam was compared with papaveretum and hyoscine for pre-operative medication. The oral premedication was associated with less subjective unpleasant side-effects and greater anxiolytic properties. It was adjudged to be superior by the anaesthetic and nursing staff as well as by the patients themselves. Oral premedication was also less time-consuming to administer, and there was a small saving in the cost of drugs and equipment.
Key concepts: Premedication, Temazepam, Medicine, Anxiolytic, Anesthesia, Anxiety, Internal medicine, Psychiatry