Transmucosal administration of midazolam for premedication of pediatric patients: Comparison of the nasal and sublingual routes

Keyphrases

• Midazolam 100%
• Pediatric Patients 100%
• Premedication 100%
• Nasal Route 100%
• Drug Administration 33%
• Sublingual 33%
• Crying 33%
• Separation from Parents 22%
• Candy 22%
• Nasal 11%
• Drug Effects 11%
• Toddlers 11%
• Preschoolers 11%
• Sedation 11%
• Sedative 11%
• Halothane 11%
• Behavioral Response 11%
• Tongue 11%
• Benzodiazepines 11%
• Oxygen Saturation 11%
• Intranasal 11%
• Anesthesia Induction 11%
• School Age 11%
• Intranasal Route 11%
• Sedation Score 11%
• Pulse Oximetry 11%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Midazolam 100%
• Pediatrics Patient 100%
• Premedication 100%
• Sublingual Route 100%
• Mucosal Drug Administration 100%
• Sublingual Administration 40%
• Crying 30%
• Drug Administration 20%
• Flavor 20%
• Oxygen Saturation 10%
• Drug Effect 10%
• Sedative Agent 10%
• Anesthetic Agent 10%
• Halothane 10%
• Tongue 10%
• Benzodiazepine 10%
• Induction of Anesthesia 10%
• Intranasal Route 10%
• Pulse Oximetry 10%
• Intranasal Drug Administration 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Flavor 100%
• Pulse Rate 50%
• Drug Effect 50%
• Tongue 50%
• Halothane 50%
• Nose 50%