PONV, Post-Op Nausea and Vomiting, How to Reduce Risk & Medication Prophylaxis & Rescue, Part 2

This video goes over part 2 & 3 of the 2020 Consensus Guidelines for PONV Management.
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[@larosenoirek2197]

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[@MrBraceface216]

I work in PACU and one of our go-to meds for PONV in the PACU is haldol. What is your go-to antiemetic medication?

[@pacunursingminutes]

Phenergan and Emend In have had great success. Haldol works too!

[@danielleg2616]

@@pacunursingminutes does phenergan make them sleep too long? Does zofran help in combination?

[@pacunursingminutes]

@@danielleg2616 Yes, Phenergan (H1 Antagonist) may cause drowsiness. Best to use a different agent/drug when treating PONV, so if they have had Zofran (5HT3 receptor antagonist) you would want to pick a drug from a different class of action. There are several drug classes to work with in treating PONV/PDVN: 5HT3Antagonists, H1Antagonists, NK1Antagonists, D2/D3 Antagonists, Multi-modals, anticholinergics, Corticosteroids, and acupuncture and fluids.

[@dereksippio6087]

The health system in Fort Myers uses Barhemsys as a part of the multimodal approach it that works quickly with no sedation.

[@gibby2212]

What is your experience with Amisulpride?

[@pacunursingminutes]

Great Question, this is a rather new antiemetic drug and where I work its not on formulary. If anyone has used it please comment on your experience and efficacy.

[@remaorgan5744]

We just rolled out the use of amisulpride. It was rolled out by our eras committee and we don’t use regular now. I’m on the fence about it because I really liked regular for laparoscopic procedures that had cramping and gas pain.