Obesity Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

Upper portion of stomach is stapled to lower part of intestines, leaving only a small gastric pouch

A

Roux-en-y gastric bypass

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2
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80% of stomach is removed, along with a significant portion of small intestine, which leaves behind a small absorptive area

A

Jejunoileal bypass or biliopancreatic diversion

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3
Q

How much is obesity over ideal body wt?

A

> 20%

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4
Q

What are 4 different ways to measure body composition?

A
  1. Underwater weighing (hydrodensitometry)
  2. Skinfold
  3. Bio electrical impedance analysis (BIS)
  4. Dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA)
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5
Q

What is the most commonly used quantified of obesity?

A

BMI

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6
Q

BMI 25-29.9

A

Overweight

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7
Q

BMI 30-34.9

A

Class 1 (low risk)

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8
Q

BMI 35-39.9

A

Class 2 (moderate risk)

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9
Q

BMI >40

A

Class 3 (high risk)

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10
Q

How to calculate LBW?

A

TBW minus fat weight

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11
Q

Which is better, LBW or IDW?

A

LBW because obese have 20-40% extra lean mass that is not accounted for in IBW

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12
Q

Transdermal and subcutaneous absorption for obesity

A

Poor subcutaneous fat circulation = decreased subcutaneous absorption

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13
Q

Can a large subcutaneous fat layer interfere with a good intramuscular injection?

A

Yes

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14
Q

Which drugs show an increased Vd (distribution) in obesity?

A

Lipophilic drugs

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15
Q

Which drugs show little change in Vd for obesity pts?

A

Hydrophilic

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16
Q

Risk of failed block is about 1.5x higher when BMI is greater than what?

17
Q

Obese pts require how much local anesthetics for spinal/epidural anesthesia?

18
Q

Which volatile agent do you NOT use for obesity?

19
Q

Sux dose based on what for obesity?

20
Q

Vec, cisatracurium, and atracurium are dosed base on what in obesity?

21
Q

Rocuronium is dosed based on what for obesity?

22
Q

What kind of doses are needed for pancuronium in obesity?

23
Q

Obese subjects have a what kind of reversal time?

A

4 fold increase

24
Q

Sugammadex is dosed based on what for obese?

A

TBW or IDW plus 40%

25
Thiopental induction and maintenance is dosed on what for obsesity?
Induction: LBW Maintenance: TBW
26
Dexmedetomidine is dosed based on what for obesity?
LBW or IDW
27
Propofol induction and maintenance is dosed in what for obese?
Induction: LBW Maintenance: TBW
28
Etomidate is based on what for obese?
LBW
29
Fentanyl is dosed based on what for obese?
LBW
30
Which opioid has the highest lipophilic for obese?
Sufentanil
31
Remifentanil is dosed based on what?
IBW or LBW
32
What postop supplementation is used with obese? (6)
1. NSAIDs 2. Alpha2 receptor agonists 3. Ketamine 4. Na channel blockers 5. Pregabalin 6. Nonopioid analgesics
33
Obesity is an independent risk factor for what?
VTE
34
Low VTE risk for obese?
LMWH or IPC
35
High VTE risk for obese?
LMWH and IPC (dosing LMWH higher than normal)
36
Extend prophylaxis period for obese to how long?
10-15 days