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Sedating the mechanically ventilated patients in intensive care unit (ICU) has a clinical prevalence, and aimed to reduce incompatibility with the ventilator, to increase intubation tolerance, to reduce anxiety, reducing recall of intensive care, reduce stress response and oxygen consumption, prevent removal of endotracheal tube, vascular catheter etc. by patients, to increase the adequacy of patient care services, to provide good conditions for sleep of patients, protect patient care providers from the patient's agitating movements, to treat delirium (1-4). The application of sedation at the desired level is one of the major problems encountered Abstract

Correlation between Ramsay Sedation Scale and Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale with Bispectral Index Monıtoring in the Intensive Care Unit