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Ketamine Clinical Overview

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1Title slide — dark navy design with drug classification badges
2Overview / Agenda — 12-topic navigation cards
3History & Classification — visual timeline from 1956 to Spravato® 2019
4Mechanism of Action — 6 receptor-level mechanisms (NMDA, opioid, monoamine, sigma, mAChR, Na⁺ channel)
5Pharmacokinetics & PD — full table: bioavailability by all routes, Vd, CYP metabolism, enantiomers, half-life
6Dosing — ALL Routes & Indications — 17-row table covering induction, maintenance, PSA, RSI, analgesia, status epilepticus, TRD, esketamine (with auto-pagination)
7Cardiovascular Effects — 6-box layout: stimulation, direct depression, S(+) specifics, ideal uses, cautions, how to blunt response
8CNS & Respiratory Effects — side-by-side columns with EEG changes, ICP evidence, bronchodilation, apnoea risk
9Clinical Indications — 8 clinical domains with detailed bullet points
10Contraindications & Precautions — absolute vs relative + updated ICP evidence box
11Adverse Effects & Management — 12-row table with frequencies and evidence-based management (NNB figures)
12Drug Interactions — 11 interactions with severity coding (MAJOR/CAUTION/BENEFICIAL)
13Special Populations — 6 groups: paediatrics, elderly, pregnancy, shock, hepatic impairment, asthma
14Ketamine in Psychiatry — TRD mechanism, IV off-label dosing, Esketamine REMS protocol
15Monitoring & Practical Tips — pre-procedure checklist, administration tips, intraoperative monitoring, recovery
16Key Takeaways — 10 essential clinical pearls
Sources: Miller's Anesthesia 10e, Goodman & Gilman's, Rosen's Emergency Medicine, Roberts & Hedges' Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine, Kaplan & Sadock's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, Harriet Lane Handbook, Barash's Clinical Anesthesia 9e.
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