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1
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What 4 things do you need to have anesthesia

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amnesia
hypnosis
analgesia
muscle relaxant

2
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Stages of Anesthesia

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1: hypnosis and amnesia (painful stimuli will wake you up; give propofol)
2: respond inappropriately to a painful stimuli (laryngospasm, posturing, etc)
3: Surgical plane of anesthesia (you will not respond to painful stimuli)
4: Brain stem depression, lose autonomic function (hypotension, bradycardia, apnea, death)

3
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What drug do we give for amnesia

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Versed

4
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What drug do we give for hypnosis

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Propofol

5
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What drug do we use for analgesia

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fentanyl

6
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What drug do we use for muscle relalxant

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rocuronium

7
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Malignant hyperthermia

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exposure to succinylcholine or anesthetic gases potentially deadly

  • problem with ryanidine receptor so you get lots of Ca from sarcoplasmic reticulum
  • Treat with Dantrolene
8
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Pseudocholinesterase deficiency

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If you use some drugs, it will last a very long time

9
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Post op nausea/vomiting

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tends to correlate with motion sickness

10
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Preop exam

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Fam Hx
Airway - tongue, teeth, ROM neck
Veins

11
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Mallampati scale

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scale based on how easy it should be to intubate based on how much of back of throat you can see

12
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Monitors for anesthesia

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Pulse ox
EKG
Blood Pressure
Temp

13
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What is the PACU

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Post anesthesia care unit

14
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Goal of PACU

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  • smooth transition back to normal
  • end hyponosis, amnesia, muscle relaxation, taper/stop analgesia
  • Pain management: narcotics and/or regionalanesthesia
15
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Narcotics examples

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IV: fentanyl, morphine, hydromorphone (dilaudid), meperidine (Demerol)

Oral: oxycodone, hydrocodone, codeine w/ or w/o APAP and Ibuprofen

16
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How do narcotics work

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takes away perception of pain; pain isn’t actually gone

Mu receptors, Kappa receptors

17
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Side effects of Narcotics

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sleepy, itchy, lower tidal volume, constipation, dysphoria, urinary retention, Nausea/vomiting, tolerance, apnea

18
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Regional anesthesia and analgesia

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Spinal, epidural, and nerve blocks

  • can be single dose or continuous
  • drugs used are local anesthetics
19
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2 main classes of anesthetics

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Esters and Amides

20
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Amide examples

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Lidocaine, bupivacaine , Ropivacaine

21
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Esters

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Procaine (novocaine), Chloroprocaine, Tetracaine

  • people get allergic to esters
22
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How do local anesthetics work

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act on fast and slow Na channels

- These actually prevent you from sensing pain (don’t get catecholamines/cytokines up in that area)

23
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Downside to local anesthetics

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Toxicity
Accidental IV injection
Seizures
Heart Block

24
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Warning signs of toxicity

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1. Strange feeling
act/look weird
2. Numb/tingly around lips
3) ears ringing
4. tachycardia if contains EPI
25
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Rescue drug

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Interlipid - give as bolus

Can stop everything but exparel!