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General anaesthesia and premedication (adjunct)
General anaesthesia and premedication (adjunct) · ICD-10: Z01.818
Drugs and regimens
Etomidate⚠ Unverified
Induction — adults and children >10 y: usually 0.3 mg/kg (0.2–0.6) over 30–60 s
Fentanyl (injection)⚠ Unverified
Adult premedication — 50–100 mcg IM 30–60 min before surgery
Fentanyl (injection)⚠ Unverified
Adjunct to general anaesthesia — low 2, moderate 2–20, high 20–50 mcg/kg
Fentanyl (injection)⚠ Unverified
Children 2–12 y — induction and maintenance 2–3 mcg/kg
Ketamine⚠ Unverified
IV induction — 1–4.5 mg/kg slowly over 60 s
Ketamine⚠ Unverified
IM induction — 6.5–13 mg/kg
Propofol⚠ Unverified
Induction — healthy adult <65 y: 2–2.5 mg/kg titrated to onset
Propofol⚠ Unverified
Induction — elderly, debilitated or ASA III/IV: 1–1.5 mg/kg
Propofol⚠ Unverified
Induction — healthy child 3–16 y: 2.5–3.5 mg/kg
Propofol⚠ Unverified
Maintenance — healthy adult: 100–200 mcg/kg/min