unfortunately it's impossible to answer your question here because there are several drug combinations given for sedation during a heart catheterization. the good news is that this information should be contained in your husband's medical record. if you contact the facility where your husband had his heart cath done and ask for medical records they will have some sort of procedure for you to obtain them. the anesthesia record should be included. if you can't read the handwriting (which i can tell you as an or nurse is common! ) you can take a copy with you to your next doctor appointment for an explanation. you also could try contacting the anesthesia provider's office directly. often the anesthesia provider works for an anesthesia group not for the medical facility. the provider probably would have a copy of your husband's anesthesia record and could interpret it for you. hope this helps!
what are the two most common sedations used during heart cath? . the anesthetist told me that these two drugs caused my husband to be very jittery during the proceedure and that he should not be given them again. she gave me their names but i have lost them.