Module 10 Critical care Flashcards

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What are the aspects of critical care that need to be managed
An example of a standardised care bundle in an intensive care unit would include

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FASTHUG
F: Feeding
A: Analgesia
S: Sedation
T: Thromboprophylaxis
H: Head-of-bed elevation
U: Gastric ulcers
G: Glucose control

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What are the 4 major pharmaceutical complications of Anaesthesia

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  1. MH
  2. Scoline apnea
  3. Porphyria
  4. Halothane hepatitis
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What is the genetic defect in MH

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There is an inherited error with the calcium channel receptors

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What are the triggers of MH

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  1. All volitiles
  2. Sux
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What is the early presentation of MH

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  1. Hypercapnia
  2. Increased O2 extraction
  3. Tachypnea
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What are the late signs of MH

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  1. Cyanosis
  2. Muscle rigidity
  3. Hyperthermia
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What are the consequences of MH

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Renal and hepatic failure and cerebral edema

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What is the management of MH

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  1. Discontinue the trigger
  2. Call for help
  3. Ventilate the patient at 100%
  4. Administer Dantrolene
  5. Cool the patient
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What is the abnormality in scoline apneoa

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There is absence or abnormal pseudocholinesterase

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What are the 4 steps in the treatment of scoline apnea

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  1. Ventilate the patient
  2. Sedate the patient
  3. FFP
  4. Get the patient a mediac bracelet
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What are the triggers for an acute attack of porphyria

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  1. Thiopentone
  2. Pain
  3. Infection
  4. Starvation
  5. Dehydration
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What type of hypersensitivity is halothane hepatitis

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Type 2

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What are the risk factors for PONV related to the patent

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  1. Young
  2. Female
  3. Motion sickness
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What are the anaestetic agents that cause ponv

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  1. N2O
  2. Ketamine
  3. Etomidate
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What are the types of surgury that have a high risk of PONV

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  1. Ear
  2. Eye
  3. Laparoscopy
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What are the 3 possible causes of nerve damage in anaestesia

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  1. Position in of the arms
  2. Neuroaxial blocks
  3. Hypoperfusion of the spinal cord
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What are the 4 consequences of hypothermia

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  1. Platelet dysfunction
  2. Delayed drug metabolism
  3. Arrythmias
  4. Post op shivers
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What are the steps that should be taken in a failed intabation

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Call for help!
100% oxygen
Reposition
Difficult airway trolley
Ventilate between attempts
BACKUP AIRWAY

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What are the possible differential for rising airway pressures

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  1. Obstructed ETT
  2. Circut blockage
  3. Kink
  4. Bronchospasm
  5. Mucus plug
  6. Pneumothorax
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What colur is opiods

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What colour is induction agents

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What colour is a muscle relaxant

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What colour is a seditive

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What color is a vasopressor

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What colour is an anticholinergic
Green
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What colour is a reversal agent
Red cross hatched
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What is naloxone color
Blue and white crosshach
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What colour is a hypotensive
Purple crosshatch
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What are the 3 most common tiggers of anaohalaxis
1. Antibiotics 2. Muscle relaxants 3. Latex
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What is the classical triad seen i anaphylaxis
1. CVS collapse 2. Bronchospasm 3. Skin changes
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WHat is the dose of adreniline IM and IV
IM 0.5mg IV 10-50ug
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What is the most common presentation of the intubation response under general anaesthesia?
Tachy and hypertension
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What is the most common cause of anaphylaxis in the preoperative setting?
Muscle relaxants
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Why is intraoperative hypothermia potentially hazardous?
A higher risk of infections and delayed awakening
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High care units (HCUs) and Intensive Care Units (ICUs) share similar features. Which modality is usually only undertaken in an ICU?
Mechanical vent