Staff Challenge: Provision of Care
Accreditation Insider, May 20, 2014
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Fill in the blank: The Joint Commission standards that cover sedation and anesthesia apply to all patients in any setting who receive ___________________ or _________________________.
Answer: General, spinal, or other major regional anesthesia; moderate or deep sedation that, in any manner used, may be expected to result in the loss of protective reflexes.
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