Intraop and ERAS Flashcards
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Pathophys of Oliguria in robotic surgery
- Trendelenburg: inc intraabdominal pressure -> activates RAAS -> fluid retention, dec GFR -> oliguria
- penumoperitoneum: inc intraabdominal pressure
intraop trocar placement to avoid inf. epigastric injury
2cm cephalad, medial to ASIS
hysteroscopy medim for monopolar device
electrolyte-poor (glycine, sorbitol, mannitol)
max fluid deficit of electrolyte-poor fluid
1000mL
max fluid deficit of electrolyte-containing fluid
2500mL
lower in pts with heart failure risk
hysteroscopy medim for bipolar device
normal saline, LR
arteries that supplies ant. abdominal wall
- inf. epigastric
- musculophrenic
- deep circumflex iliac
Bladder layers (in to out)
trans. epithelium
lamina propria
submucosa
detrusor muscle
adventitia (serosa)
Abx dose for Hysterectomy
ancef 2g
3g if >120kg
Ancef for which GYN cases?
- hysterectomy
- colporrhaphy
- sling
- +/- laparotomy w/o bowel or vaginal entry
Doxy for which GYN cases? dose?
- pregnancy-related D&C (200mg)
- HSG, chromopertubation (w/ hx of PID, abn tubes) (100mg BID for 5d)
Vicryl also known as
polyglactin
PDS also known as
polydioxanone
poliglecaprone 25 a.k.a.
monocryl
name synthetic sutures
PDS
vicryl
monocryl
name monofilament sutures
PDS
chromic gut
monocryl
PDS 50% tensile strength
~1mo
Vicryl 50% tensile strength
~2wks
chromic gut 50% tensile strength
~1wk
monocryl 50% tensile strength
~1wk
name braided suture
vicryl
Describe primary wound closure
use
simple closure w/ suture, staples
use: clean, uninfected wounds
Describe secondary closure
use:
wet to dry dressings
use: wound infections
Describe tertiary closure
use
leaving wound open to see if infxn opens
in high-risk cases (trauma w/ concrn for abdominal complartment s/d)