Seriously? This makes no sense as to why it's a problem.
sign what?
You don’t actually have to sign consent the day of the procedure. If you’re pretty sure you know what injection you’re doing you can consent them during the office visit. I could not find guidance on when pre-signed consent forms expire. But I think if you’re within 30 days that should be pretty decent, which is how long before an H&P expires.
Have them chew it.
Consent in office.
Or snort it
“That’s something for each man to decide for himself ….”😂
What is typical onset for chewed xanax in your experience?
Those fibro pts with SI pain will start falling off your schedule real quick if that's what you recommend.
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Hold under the tongue and dissolve. Tastes awful, but works faster.
It’s fast, like 5-10 minutes? We do this at our ASC. I consent then nurse gives the med. I go to procedure room and draw up meds. Wait a minute or two, bring patient back and prep. Most patients reporting effect by the time I’m using lidocaine for skin. Probably some sublingual effect going on since they’re chewing it as others have suggested. Seems to hit harder than just taking it orally like my in-office patients do.
