No. The use of ketamine in this setting is very different from the way it is traditionally used in emergency departments and operating rooms. For our mental health patients, we are trying to achieve what we call the Psychotropic Therapeutic Response (PTR). This is a very different end state than what is being used in traditional settings. We have a great deal of experience at dialing in on the correct dose through careful interviewing of the patient. We are happy to explain the process to your loved one who may work in the medical field but we would respectfully request that they refrain from demanding a particular dose or rate of delivery as this can be counterproductive to your treatment.