The antidepressant contraindicated in patients scheduled to have a myelogram is bupropion. This is due to its potential to increase the risk of seizures, which can be particularly concerning during procedures involving spinal injections. Additionally, the contrast agents used in myelograms may interact adversely with medications that affect seizure thresholds. It's crucial for healthcare providers to review a patient's medication history before the procedure.
Patients who smoke may be asked to stop the day before the test. This helps decrease the chance of nausea or headaches after the myelogram
may be contraindicated in patients with respiratory depression. NSAIDs may be hazardous to patients with ulcers or an ulcer history. They should be used with care for patients with renal insufficiency or coagulation disorders
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ketamine
The procedure is contraindicated in patients with an occluded carotid artery and in cases of severe neurologic deficit resulting from cerebral infarction.
morphine, demerol
Yes, patients are typically required to be NPO (nothing by mouth) for several hours before a myelogram. This is to ensure that the stomach is empty, reducing the risk of aspiration during the procedure. Specific timing for NPO status may vary, so it's essential for patients to follow their healthcare provider's instructions.
Patients who are anemic or have a history of cardiovascular disease may not be good candidates for phlebotomy.
enflurane (because it can affect the brain and cause convulsion)
Excessive iodine is contraindicated in patients with thyroid dysfunction.
Because it can cause bleeding
Narcotic analgesics may be contraindicated in patients with respiratory depression. NSAIDS may be hazardous to patients with ulcers or an ulcer history.NSAIDs are contraindicated in patients allergic to aspirin.