… of the Society for Obstetric Anesthesia and … respiratory monitoring in healthy mothers while
focusing vigilance on monitoring in those women at highest risk for respiratory depression …

… obstetric patients. Nursing staff should be adequately trained in detecting and treating
opioid-induced respiratory depression, and an anesthesia … respiratory depression in the obstetric …

… reversal of respiratory depression, with the upper 95% confidence limit for respiratory
depression of … one of the most feared complications in obstetric anesthesia, is not as common as …

… and prolonged monitoring for respiratory depression is recommended (eg, … respiratory
depression (although this is controversial), but is it harmful? The Society for Obstetric Anesthesia …

… commonly used in obstetric anesthesia. The addition of fentanyl to local anesthetics enhances
the … drug effects only and not neonatal respiratory depression from obstetric causes.[46] …

… and respiratory distress. Remifentanil, an ultrashort-acting opioid, may be used to decrease
the risk of maternal and neonatal respiratory depression following cesarean section [48]. …

… anesthetic care quality by decreasing the incidence and severity of neuraxial opioid-related
respiratory depression. … with risk factors for respiratory depression included a focused review …

… were difficult to administer, and adverse outcomes for mothers and their newborns,
including respiratory depression, were apparent. 6, 11 The search for alternatives eventually …

… such as obstetrical anesthesia or … for respiratory depression in the obstetric population
include: high BMI, prior opioid use, magnesium sulfate infusion and the presence of respiratory co-…

… nervous system as well as in depression of the respiratory center at birth. … of respiratory
depression, the high the concentration of carbon dioxid necessary to stimulate normal respiratory …