Anesthesia Flashcards

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What is the definition of anesthesia

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Loss of sensation and usually of consciousness without loss of vital functions artifically

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What are the types of anesthesia

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General, regional, local

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What are the provisional routes of general anesthesia

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general endotracheal, total IV

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What are the premedication medicines

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anxiolysis i.e. benzos like midasolam, diazepam, lorazepam

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What are potential induction techniques

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inhalation, Intravenous

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6
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what medicines are administered in inhalational induction

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nitrous oxide, sevoflurane

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what medicines are commonly used IV in adults

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propofol, ketamine

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What are the adverse effects of nitrous oxide

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post-op nausea and vomiting, cardio depression, absorption and expansion of air-filled spaces

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What are contraindications of nitrous oxide

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comprimised cardiac function, shock, pneumothorax, bowel obstruction

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What is ketamine used for

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sedation or induction of anesthesia

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what are contraindications of ketamine

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Intracranial HTN, psychosis or personality disorder

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When is ketamine ideal

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congenital heart disease, asthma, trauma, poor iv access

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13
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How long will pancuronium last

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1.5-2 hours

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14
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when is pancuronium contraindicated

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renal or hepatic failure

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when is succinylcholine indicated

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rapid onset of skeletal muscle paralysis to facilitate tracheal intubation

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what are the side effects of succinylcholine

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cardiac dysrhythmias, hyperkalemia, mayalgia, increased intraocular, intracranial and intragastric pressure

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What is defined as a hypercatabolic state

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high body temp, acidosis, increased CO2 production, increased O2 consumption, rigid muscles, rhabdomyolysis

18
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What agents trigger malignant hyperthermia

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inhaled general anesthesics, succinylcholine,

19
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How to maintain anesthesia

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volatile agents, msucle relaxants, opioids, NSAIDs, acetaminophen

20
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Commonly used opoids

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fentanyl, morphine, meperidine

21
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What are the routes of administration of Fentanyl

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IV, tablet, lollipop, patch

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What are the side effects of fentanyl

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high doses cause muscle rigidity, pruritus, respiratory depression, delayed gastric emptying and nausea vomiting

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what are the side effects of morphine

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respiratory depression, depressed cough reflex, muscle rigidity, nausea, and vomiting, increased tone of spincter of Oddi, urine retention, histamine release

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what are the post anesthesia complications

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pain, post op NV, delayed awakening, stridor, delirium

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What is the specific antagonist for benzos
Flumazenil
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What are the types of neuraxial anesthesia
epidural anesthesia (caudal block) and spinal anesthesia
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Contraindications of neuraxial anesthesia
infection, bleeding, degenerative CNS disease, allergy, refusal
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Types of regional anesthesia
local, peripheral nerve block, Bier block
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What are local anesthesias
lidocaine, bupivacaine, ropivacaine
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What do local anesthetics do
block function of peripheral nerves via sodium channel blockade and attenuation of neural action potential formation
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What are signs of anesthetic toxicity
tinnitus, HA, anxiety, HypoTN, ventricular arrhythmias, CV collapse, respiratory arrest
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What is a Bier block
a form of selective IV regional anesthesia of the distal arm or leg in which a tourniquet is applied and local anesthesia is injected through a cannula in the distal extremity