New Book Anesthesia Flashcards
(108 cards)
ARDS
Acute onset
PAOP<18
Diffuse bilateral opacities
Pa02:Fi02<200 if 300 it is ALI
Mechanical ventilation is not a requirement
No hypercarbia not good with
Increased ICP
Pulmonary HTN
Thiopental
Large volume of distribution and insignificant hepatic metabolism
Therefore same duration in patient with liver disease
Factor 7 first to become deficient in
Liver disease
Vitamin K deficiency
Warfarin therapy
Liver disease
Thrombocytopenia
Low levels factor 2 5 7 9 10 11
Vitamin k deficiency
Increased tPA levels
Clinical uses factor 7
Hemophilia
Congenital missing factor 7
Reverse warfarin
Reversal of direct factor 10 inhibitors
ALP not raised by
Osteoporosis
Low albumin is indicator of
Poor hepatic function
Not good in acute disease due to long half life
Low SAAG
Malignancy
Nephrotic syndrome
Infection
AST/ALT ratio<1 in
Viral hepatitis
ALP
Excreted in bile
ALP is high but GGT is low in various
Bone diseases
Liver disease see increase in
CO
Decrease SVR
Increased O2 in mixed venous
Decreased portal vein/hepatic blood flow
Relieving ascites May lead to greater venous capacitance and thus
Hypotension
Hyperinflation with emphysema thus lose elastic recoil of alveoli by loss of elastic tissue and surfactant
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Reasonable maneuvers to minimize PEEPi include
Low tidal volume
Reduce respiratory rate
Low I:E
Increase insporatory flow to delivery tidal volume in short time to reduce I:E and increase expiratory time
FEV1 less than 30% sign of
Very severe COPD
Stop smoking
6 to 8 wks before surgery is best
Neuraxial can preserve
FRC
Preserve RR
Hypotension
General anesthesia
Lower FRC
Atelectasis
Venovenousbypass
Pulmonary or air embolus and thrombosis possible
Rarely used
OSA leads to
Difficult mask ventilation
Lipophilic drugs
Higher volume of distribution
Longer to clear from body
For succ and cisatracurium use
TBW
Not broken down by organs so not IBW