31. Preoperative assessment Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

VPB and surgery

A

Proceed if < 30, cardiologist if >30

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2
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Afib and surgery

A

Cardiologist if HR >100

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3
Q

When ACTH higher in surgery

A

At the end of anesthesia

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4
Q

Where is cortisol released?

A

Adrenal cortex

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5
Q

MEN 1
MEN 2

A

MEN 1. 3P. Pituitary, Parathyroid, Pancreas
MEN 2. Pheochromocytoma, Parathyroid, Thyroid

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6
Q

Pheochromocytoma characteristics

A

Sweating, Headache, Tachycardia

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7
Q

BMI predictor of difficult ventilation

A

BMI > 26

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8
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ARISCAT values

A

< 26 risk 1.6%
26-44 risk 13.3%
> 45 Risk 42.1%

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9
Q

When contrast induced nephropathy occurs

A

Increase of Creat 24-48 hours after

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10
Q

CHA2DS2 VASc

A

CHF
HT
Age > 75
DM
Stroke
Vascular
Age (64-75)
Female

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11
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Severe Aortic Stenosis

A

MP gradient > 40
Speed > 4
< 1 cm

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12
Q

RCRI index
Values

A

High risk surgery
IHD
CHF
CVA
DM + Insulin
Creat > 2

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13
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RCRI index risk

A

0 — 0.4%
1 – 1%
2 – 2.4%
3 or more – 5.4%

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14
Q

MET if the patient can climb one floor of stairs

A

MET 5

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15
Q

Stop dabigatran

A

48 hours
If GFR low 96h

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16
Q

Not correspondence between disease and murmur in

A

Aortic insufficiency
Tricuspid regurgitation

17
Q

1 MET

A

3.5 ml/kg/min

18
Q

How much time to wait after drug eliciting stent

19
Q

Check up of implantable devices

A

Pacemaker once a year
IDF once every 6 months
CR every 3 months

20
Q

duke activity status index importance

A

exists correlation between gold standard measures of functional capacity in surgical patients

21
Q

Mini cog test

A

3 words recall + clock draw

22
Q

Frailty determinants

A

Weight loss, exhaustion, physical activity, walk time, hand grip

23
Q

Blood pressure control before surgery and outcomes

A

Blood pressure control doesn’t improve outcomes

24
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CCS grading

A
  1. Ordinary physical activity
  2. Slight limitation of physical activity
  3. Marked limitation
  4. No physical activity
25
Postponing surgery after BMS / DES
BMS minimum 30 days for non cardiac surgery DES minimum 6 months
26
NYHA classification
1. No limitation 2. Slight limitation 3. Marked limitation 4. Inability to physical activity
27
Elective surgery after decompensated HF
One month
28
Patients with mitral prolapse and significant valve insufficiency
4%
29
Drugs than can cause long QT syndrome
antiarrhythmics, haloperidol, methadone, erythromycin, cisapride and metabolic abnormalities
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Drugs to avoid in brugada
Propofol, bupivacaine
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MELD score variables
Bilirubin, creatinine INR
32
Diseases related with pheochromocytoma
Von Hippel Lindau, MEN, neurofibromatosis type1
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Use of scoline in myotonic dystrophy
Not recommended
34
Recommendation of breastfeeding after surgery with general anesthesia
24 hours
35
Dibucaine number
80 norm 20 patients with delay wake up after scoline (4-8h) 60 50% 100% delay