Concomitant administration of CNS or respiratory depressants with ketamine may produce additive effects or a longer duration of effect. Administration of ketamine in the same IV catheter or syringe as barbiturates or diazepam may result in a precipitate.[3]
Pediatr Pharm. 2016;22(6) © 2016 University of Virginia
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