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Intro to Neuro Anesthesia PPT Flashcards

1
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How much does the adult brain weigh?

A

1350gm (2% of tbw)

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2
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What is CBF? (flow)

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45-55 ml/100g/min

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3
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How do you calculate CBF?

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CBF= CPP/CVR

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4
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How much of your cardiac output goes to the brain?

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12-15%

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5
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what is the CMRO2 of the brain?

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3/5ml/100g/min (20% of total O2 consumption)

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6
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How do you calculate CPP?

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CPP=MAP-ICP

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7
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What is CVR? (flow)

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1.5-2.1 mmHg/100g/min/ml

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8
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How do changes in the CBF change CMRO2?

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They are directly coupled.

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9
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What happens to CMRO2 when you sleep?

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it decreases

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10
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For every 1 degree celsius decrease in body temp below 37 how is CBF effected?

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decreases 7%

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11
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How do volatile anesthetics effect CMRO2?

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reduces it

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12
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Rank different induction medications in order of decreasing CMRO2….

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thiopental>etomidate>propofol

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13
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What MAP is required to maintain CBF?

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70-150

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14
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What is the Myogenic Hypothesis?

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transient changes in CBF (3-4 min) due to rapid changes in MAP. Most likely due to direct changes in the tone of the vascular smooth muscle.

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15
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Neurogenic innervation includes

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cholinergic, adrenergic, serotonin, and vasoactive intestinal peptide.

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16
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Neurogenic influence is greatest on?

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large cerebral arteries.

17
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How does HCT and viscosity effect CBF?

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decreases CBF when HCT is >55%

18
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What type of pt are we concerned with high HCT?

A

smokers

19
Q

In case you didn’t do my Nag questions….

what is an astrocyte?

A

support, metabolic function, nutritive functions

20
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ependymal cells

A

lines cavities of the CNS and makes up the walls of the ventricles

21
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microglia cells

A

phagocytosis

22
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oligodendrocytes

A

insulation for axons- myelin sheath in brain and spinal cord

23
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schwann cells

A

insulation- myelin sheath in peripheral nervous system

24
Q

Tell me about the BBB

A

effective isolation for the brain and spinal cord, tight junctions between cells.

25
Q

What portions of the brain are exempt from the BBB?

A

area postrema, pituitary gland, pineal gland, choroid plexus, and parts of the the hypothalamus

26
Q

VAAs and increased CBF rank em

A

halothane»enflurane>desflurane=idoflurane>sevoflurane

27
Q

How does N2O effect the brain?

A

increases CBF, ICP, and CMRo2

28
Q

How does Ketamine effect PaCO2, CBF and ICP without controlled ventilation?

A

increased!!!!

29
Q

How do you minimize the effects of ketamine?

A

give it with another sedative or anesthetics and with controlled ventilation

30
Q

What do benzos and barbs do to CMRO2 and CBF?

A

reduce them in a dose dependent fashion

31
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Do narcs effect CBF and CRMO2?

A

NOPE

32
Q

Why do NDMR matter for the brain?

A

only poor effect is from histamine release.

33
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What does succs do for the brain?

A

increases ICP in light pts.
increases CBF for cerebral activation from muscle spindle apparatus
try and defasiculate if going to RSI

34
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4 determinants of CBF

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brain (12%), intracellular water (78%), CSF (~75ml), and blood (~50ml).
total is 1200-1500ml

35
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What is the normal range of ICP?

A

5-15

36
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What is considered intracranial HTN

A

sustained ICP >15-20

37
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What happens when ICP is over 30?

A

CBF progressively decreases ->ischemia -> cerebral edema -> increased ICP-> CBF decreases-> more ischemia -> more edema….. vicious cycle.

38
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In elevated ICP- what happens to the CSF?

A

CSF volume will decreases- or translocate to the spinal compartment.

39
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What are some signs of ICP?

A 
NV
HTN
Bradycardia
Personality changes
Altered LOC
Altered patterns of breathing
Papilledema

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