Sublingual Ketamine at Home
Placeholder: home troches offer convenience with reduced direct oversight.
- Sublingual: Route (Placeholder short note)
- ~30%: Bioavailability (Placeholder short note)
- ~2 hrs: Session length (Placeholder short note)
- None: Staff present (Placeholder short note)
Home dosing overview
Placeholder: patient self-administers under a remote check-in schedule.
Placeholder: home dosing trades supervision for accessibility.
Limits of Remote Supervision
Placeholder: a screen cannot check pulse or catch a fall in time.
- Minutes: Response lag (Placeholder short note)
- None/self: Vitals capture (Placeholder short note)
- Moderate: Dissociation risk (Placeholder short note)
- Call 911: Escalation path (Placeholder short note)
Supervision gap
Placeholder: video oversight misses physical vitals entirely.
Placeholder: remote monitoring is a safety compromise.
Clinic-Based Intravenous Ketamine
Placeholder: IV infusion allows precise, titratable dosing control.
- Intravenous: Route (Placeholder short note)
- 100%: Bioavailability (Placeholder short note)
- ~40 min: Session length (Placeholder short note)
- Full team: Staff present (Placeholder short note)
Clinic infusion overview
Placeholder: staff titrate the dose live while watching vitals.
Placeholder: clinic IV gives maximal real-time control.
Continuous In-Person Vitals Monitoring
Placeholder: monitors track BP, heart rate and oxygen throughout.
- Every 5 min: BP checks (Placeholder short note)
- Continuous: SpO2 (Placeholder short note)
- Optional: ECG (Placeholder short note)
- Immediate: Alert response (Placeholder short note)
Monitoring protocol
Placeholder: staff intervene the moment a reading looks abnormal.
Placeholder: real-time vitals catch problems early.
Weighing Safety Against Access
Placeholder: safest choice depends on patient risk and access needs.
- Home OK: Low-risk patients (Placeholder short note)
- Clinic best: High-risk patients (Placeholder short note)
- Home lower: Cost (Placeholder short note)
- Clinic higher: Oversight (Placeholder short note)
Choosing a setting
Placeholder: match monitoring level to individual patient risk.
Placeholder: no single setting fits every patient.