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Monica Kelly, RN, is a procedural sedation nurse in a hospital interventional and endoscopy suite in Camden, Maine. She monitors sedated individuals through hundreds of endoscopies and minor surgical procedures each year, tracking vital signs and maintaining airway stability throughout each intervention. Her writing addresses procedural sedation and airway safety. Kelly entered the profession with an associate degree before graduating with a bachelor of science in nursing.

Can You Eat Before Nitrous Oxide Sedation?Procedures
How Safe Is Propofol for Anesthesia and Sedation?Procedures
What Is the Difference Between a PICC Line and a Central Line?Procedures
Where Does a Central Line Go? Sites and Placement Procedures
What Is an Intrathecal Injection and Why Is It Used?Procedures
What Is the Purpose of a PICC Line?Procedures
Where Is a Midline Catheter Placed?Procedures
Why Do They Sedate Patients in ICU?Healthcare
What Medical Procedures Use Fiber Optics?Procedures
What Is a Nasoenteric Tube and Why Is It Used?Procedures
How Long Does Sedation Last After a Colonoscopy?Procedures
What Are the Effects of Propofol on the Brain?Drugs
Are PICC Lines Tunneled & Why Does It Matter?Procedures
How Long After Propofol Can You Drink Alcohol?Substances
Propofol Sedation for Cataract Surgery Procedures
How Long Does Anesthesia Stay in Your Body After Colonoscopy?Procedures
What Are the Typical ET Tube Sizes for Adults?Procedures
What Is a Double Lumen Central Line & Why Is It Used?Procedures
Supraglottic Airways: Function, Types, and Medical Uses Procedures
Central Venous Catheter vs. PICC: Key Differences Procedures
Sleeping After Ketamine Infusion: What to Expect Drugs
What Is the Average Dose of Propofol for a Colonoscopy?Drugs
What Is a Laryngeal Tube and How Does It Work?Procedures
What Is Nasotracheal Intubation and Why Is It Performed?Procedures
Why Is Ketamine Used for Intubation?Drugs
Tracheostomy Death Rate: Key Factors and Long-Term Outlook Procedures