Peri-operative Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

adrenaline use w local anaesthetic is contraindicated in patients using with medications

A

maoi and tca

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2
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how do you monitor unfractionated heparin therapeutic efficacy

A

APTT

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3
Q

why is unfractionated heparin preferred in surgical patients that may need a rapid return to theatre

A

LMWH longer duration or action and harder to reverse

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4
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how long does it take to clear unfractionatde heparin from system

A

2hours

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5
Q

when do you stop unfractionated heparin prior to surgery

A

6h

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6
Q

what is the reversal agent of unfractionated heparin

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Protamine sulphate - rarely used, may be if immediate reversal of anticoag needed like coming off bypass

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7
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Local anaesthesia for scalp wounds

A

1% lignocaine + 1 in 200,000 adrenaline

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8
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indications for coronary bypass

A

Left main stem stenosis or equivalent - proximal LAD or circumflex
Triple vessel disease
Diffise disease unsuitable for PCI

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9
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Preparation for elective surgery - tests

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Bloods - FBC, UE, LFT, Clotting, G+S (if EBL .>500ml)
HbA1c if not in last 3/12
Urine analysis
bHCG
Sickle cell test
ECG
CXR
VBG if high risk of OSA

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