anaesthetics 1 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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consequences of untreated pain

A

increased BP
increased HR
perip MI nausea
inability to cough and clear secretions - pneumonia
inability to move around - DVT, pressure sores

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2
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WHO pain ladder

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paracetoma
NSAIDs
IM opioids
PCA patient controlled analgesia when can’t give oral opiods

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3
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complications of opiods

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nausea and vom
over sedation
hypotension
resp depression - late in spinal/epidural

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4
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resp depression if RR <10
RR< 8
v drowsy

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oxygen 6L/min
Oxygen 6L/min and stop opiod
nagoxon 1ml every min till RR >10

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5
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peripheral nerve blockade lasts how long

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12-48 hours

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6
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epidural infusion anaesthesia hypotension management

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elevation of legs
oxygen
fluids stat
if severe IV ephedrine 3-6mg if low pressure
metaraminol 0.5mg if fast HR
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7
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Epidural infusion cx

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resp Depression 
itch - low dose nagoxon or chlorppheramine
urinary retention - catheter 
motor block
inadequate analgesia
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8
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post op care

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hypotension
resp - low oxygen
GI n/v
CNA - delayed return of consciousness 
urinary - post op oliguria
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9
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hypovalaemic shock

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loss of blood
plasma - burns
fluid - GI obstruction

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10
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cariogenic shock

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post MI - pump failure 
severe arrhthmias 
PE
tension pneumothorax
cardiac tamponade
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11
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vasogenic shock

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anaphylaxis

severe sepsis

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12
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neurogenic shock

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high spinal cord transaction

vaso vagal attack - fainting

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13
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brain death common causes

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head injury
intracranial team
cerberal hypoxia

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14
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brain death diagnosis

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two senior doctors

two sets of tests

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15
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brain death clinical signs

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no pupillary response to light 
absent corneal reflexes
absent caloric reflexes
no motor responses in the distribution of cranial nerves
no cough or gag reflex
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16
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GA induction

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IV propofel GABA agonist

17
Q

muscle relaxant

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recronium

to reverse - anticholinersterase neostigmine and atropine

18
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endotracheal tube placement

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end tidal co2
sats
chest moving
steam on mask

19
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CO

20
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BP

21
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MAP

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DP and [ (SBP-DBP) / 3]
70-110 normla
min 60 to perfused heart kidneys and brian

22
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pH is what

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logarithmic scale

23
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minimum urine output

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0.5ml/kg/hour

24
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bowel surgery is associated with what

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third space fluid loss

25
normal dose of naloxone
40mcg increments titrated to effect and reassess patient
26
warfarin should be stopped how many days before surgery
5 days
27
poor control of blood glucose in the peri op period is assoc w what 3 things
increased risk of wound infection increased cardiovascular complications irreversible brain damage
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anaphylaxis can cause
bronchoconstriction and airway obstruction
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dose of adrenaline in cardiac arrest
1mg IV
30
how are morphines analgesic effects measures
mu opiod receptors - its an agonist for these receptors
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lignocaine
blocks the activity of sodium channels
32
morphone causes
histamine release
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epidural space contains
adipose tissue venous plexus spinal roots
34
respiratory depression and epidural
not commonly associated
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bradycardia
atropine 500mcg
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HDU patient - very ill how to measure BP
intra arterial