State Regulation Resources for Mississippi
| Source | Type of Guidance | Impact | Guidance* |
Mississippi Board of Nursing
| Mississippi Board of Nursing Position Statements (12/09) | RNs
| Administration and Management of Intravenous (IV) Moderate Sedation (Revised 12-04-2009)
- The Mississippi Board of Nursing has rescinded its prior revisions to the moderate sedation position statement made on 4/3/2009 and 7/24/2009.
- Nurse Practice Committee acknowledges the demand in the practice setting necessitating that registered nurses that are non-CRNAs provide IV moderate sedation.
- The Board does not maintain a listing of specific medications acceptable for administration by registered nurses. When administering any medication, the licensed nurse should be knowledgeable of and comply with all applicable state and federal laws, rules, regulations and guidelines pertaining to the specific medication.
- The nurse/facility must determine which medication is appropriate for the nurse to safely administer based on the nurse’s education and competence, current standards of practice, and the facility’s policies and procedures.
Read the Mississippi Board of Nursing Position Statement
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Mississippi Department of Health | Mississippi Department of Health Regulations: Title 15 - Part III – Office of Health Protection Subpart 01 – Health Facilities Licensure and Certification (08/07)
| MDs, DOs, RNs, CRNAs
| CHAPTER 42: 119.01(3) Minimum Standards of Operation for Ambulatory Surgical Facilities (8-8-2007) – Page 21
Anesthetic agents shall be administered by only a qualified anesthesiologist, a physician qualified to administer anesthetic agents or a certified registered nurse anesthetist.
Read the Mississippi Department of Health Regulation on the Minimum Standards of Operation for Ambulatory Surgical Facilities (Page 21)
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Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure
| Rules And Regulations, Laws, and Policies (06/09)
| MDs, DOs, RNs, CRNAs | Chapter 15 Office Based Surgery (Effective 6-1-2002; Last amended 9-18-2002)
Section 308: General Requirements – Page 45
- It is strongly recommended that the American Society of Anesthesiologists’ Guidelines for Office-Based Anesthesia and/or American Association of Nurse Anesthetists’ Standards for Office Based Anesthesia be utilized for Level III procedures.
Section 505: Level II Office Surgery - Assistance of Other Personnel Required – Page 47
- A Registered Nurse (RN) may only administer analgesic doses of anesthetic agents under the direct order of a physician. An assisting anesthesia provider cannot function in any other capacity during the procedure.
Read Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure Rules And Regulations, Laws, and Policies (Page 45-47)
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Other State Resources
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Mississippi Board of Nursing Mississippi Board of Nursing Laws, Rules and Regulations Mississippi Board of Nursing Position Statements Mississippi State Department of Health Regulations Mississippi Nurses Association Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure Mississippi Association of Nurse Anesthetists
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*This page last updated February 14, 2010. The summaries, links and other materials provided on this page are for informational purposes only, may not be comprehensive or applicable to your situation, and nothing on this website constitutes medical, nursing or legal advice. Other rules or regulations may apply. Please consult a lawyer to determine compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations. Please consult the Mississippi State Board of Nursing or other appropriate medical professionals or administrators before administering anesthetic or sedative products, to determine proper conduct in your particular situation, to assess currentness of regulations, and to comply with individual facility guidelines and policies.