Published Sep 5, 2008
mondkmondk
336 Posts
Blessings, Michelle
Virgo_RN, BSN, RN
3,543 Posts
It's in my Davis book.
spuropathy
79 Posts
Triazolam is still available. Anti-anxiety right?
Back when I took it, its classification was sedative/hypnotic. That is what it said in my other drug book/PDR.
Thanks, Michelle
Ivanna_Nurse, BSN, RN
469 Posts
we use it as a therapeutic substitute for Ambien ~Ivanna
SixFive
55 Posts
yes it is.
I'm sure all parts of the country have ads for "Sedation Dentistry". That involves the patient taking Halcion 30 minutes before their dental work is to start.
I haven't seen it prescribed where I work for over 5 years.
Well, my psychiatrist told me it was no longer made...either she is lying or just doesn't know that it is still out there; she's highly intelligent though...hmmm.
Thanks for all the responses though!
pattylpn54, LPN
141 Posts
It is DEFINATELY available. As SixFive, mainly by dentists. Whenever I have an appt for root canal, etc. my dentist gives me a script for 4. I take 2 half hr. before I get there & someone HAS to go with you to drive you home. He tells me that I do whatever he wants & answer his questions. I get driven home, put to bed, & I wake up the next morn a happy camper cause I don't remember ever seeing him!
loriangel14, RN
6,931 Posts
It is still available here in Canada and it is used frequently where I work.
patwil73
261 Posts
Just had it 2 weeks ago for a root canal. 3 tabs 30 minutes prior to my appt. It definately relaxed me although I can still remember the whole thing. I had to use nitrus too (did I mention I hate going to the dentist )
Pat