Intraop and ERAS Flashcards

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Pathophys of Oliguria in robotic surgery

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  1. Trendelenburg: inc intraabdominal pressure -> activates RAAS -> fluid retention, dec GFR -> oliguria
  2. penumoperitoneum: inc intraabdominal pressure
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intraop trocar placement to avoid inf. epigastric injury

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2cm cephalad, medial to ASIS

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hysteroscopy medim for monopolar device

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electrolyte-poor (glycine, sorbitol, mannitol)

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4
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max fluid deficit of electrolyte-poor fluid

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1000mL

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max fluid deficit of electrolyte-containing fluid

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2500mL

lower in pts with heart failure risk

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hysteroscopy medim for bipolar device

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normal saline, LR

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arteries that supplies ant. abdominal wall

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  1. inf. epigastric
  2. musculophrenic
  3. deep circumflex iliac
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Bladder layers (in to out)

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trans. epithelium
lamina propria
submucosa
detrusor muscle
adventitia (serosa)

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Abx dose for Hysterectomy

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ancef 2g

3g if >120kg

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Ancef for which GYN cases?

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  1. hysterectomy
  2. colporrhaphy
  3. sling
  4. +/- laparotomy w/o bowel or vaginal entry
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Doxy for which GYN cases? dose?

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  1. pregnancy-related D&C (200mg)
  2. HSG, chromopertubation (w/ hx of PID, abn tubes) (100mg BID for 5d)
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12
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Vicryl also known as

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polyglactin

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13
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PDS also known as

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polydioxanone

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poliglecaprone 25 a.k.a.

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monocryl

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15
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name synthetic sutures

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PDS
vicryl
monocryl

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name monofilament sutures

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PDS
chromic gut
monocryl

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PDS 50% tensile strength

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~1mo

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Vicryl 50% tensile strength

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chromic gut 50% tensile strength

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monocryl 50% tensile strength

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name braided suture

22
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Describe primary wound closure

use

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simple closure w/ suture, staples

use: clean, uninfected wounds

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Describe secondary closure

use:

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wet to dry dressings

use: wound infections

24
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Describe tertiary closure

use

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leaving wound open to see if infxn opens

in high-risk cases (trauma w/ concrn for abdominal complartment s/d)

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ERAS steps to prevent postop pneumnia
elevate head of bed suction of secretions use of OG tubes (avoid NG) early ambulation
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periop metformin mgmt | reason?
held AM preop -> start when eating well | inc risk renal hypoperfusion, lactic acidosis, tissue hypoxia
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periop mgmt short-acting insulin | why
held AM of surgery | inc risk hypoglycemia
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periop mgmt long-acting insulin | why
1/2-2/3 of usual dose
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periop mgmt int-acting insulin
normal dose night before
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which DM meds to hold on AM of surgery
sulfonylureas (glyburide) thiazolidediones (-"zones") metformin sodium-glucose cotransport 2 inhib (i.e. Jardiance... -"flozins") | inc risk of hypoglycemia hypovolemia
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nerve to avoid during Pfannenstiel? | location ## Footnote numbness where?
iliohypogastric (to some degree, ilioinguinal, too) | lateral rectus muscles ## Footnote above incision w/ apex at level of umbilicus
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nerves affected by deep retraction along psoas muscle? | sensation fx?
lateral femoral cutaneous n. genitofemoral n. | LFC: ant, lat thigh sensation genitofemoral: labia/scrotum, inner thigh
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albumin: origin fxn
origin: liver fxn: maintain colloid osmotic pressure
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serum albumin level indicating poor periop outocme sin elderly?
<3g/dL (absence of AKI, hepatic fialure) | marker of negative catabolic state
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Ppx hysterectomy Abx if severe PCN allergy
clinda + gent or flagyl + gent
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iliohypogastric nerve root
L1
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ilioinguinal nerve root
L1
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Preop pt: antiseptic soap? shave?
antiseptic soap: yes shave? no (avoid)
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primary (umbilical) trocar angle: obese non-obese
obese: 60deg non-obese: 45deg
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chromic catgut: complete absorption
90days
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polyglactin 910 complete resorption
28d | vicryl
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polyglactin 910 rapide complete resorption
42d | vicryl rapide (this is not an intuitive name... lasts longer time)
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Poliglecaprone 25 complete resorption
90d (similar to catgut) | 90d
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Polydioxanone complete resorption time
180d | PDS