Regional Flashcards

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most lipohilic opioid

A

sufentanil

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most hydrophilic opiod

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morphine

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hydrophilic opoids have increased risk of what in neuraxial?

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NV
pruritis

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where does conus medularis end?

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L1

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where does dural sac end in adults and peds? what level approximates this in adults?

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S2 adults post. sup. iliac spine
S3 peds

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which nerve fibers are unmyelinated

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c fibers

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7
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describe differential spinal block levels

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sensory is 2 above motor
ANS is 2-6 above sensory

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describe differential block levels in epidurals

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sensory and ANS 2-4 levels above motor

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9
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3% chloroprociane dose for spinal

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30-40mg

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4 main side effects from neuraxial opioids

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pruritis (most common)
resp depression
urinary retention
N/V

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urinary retention from neuraxial opiods is most common in what population

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young males

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12
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what can reactive herpes simplex labialis in OB and post partum patients?

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epidural morphine

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13
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cutting nedles

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quincke
pitkin

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14
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non cutting needles

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sprottle
whitacre

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s/s PDPH

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fronto-occipital headache
N/V
photophobia
diplopia
tinnitus

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most common cause of post spinal bacterial menengitis

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streptococcus viridans

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17
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most effective antiseptic when cleaning the back

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alcohol + cholorohexadine

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18
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what causes transient neurologic symptoms

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exposure to high concentrations of LA

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19
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TNS treatment

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NSAIDS
opioids
trigger point injections

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20
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TNS typically lasts how long?

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1-7 days

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21
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most common offending LA causing TNS

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lidocaine

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22
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what increases risk of cauda equina syndrome

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spinal microcatheters

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cauda equina syndrome s/s

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bowel and bladder dysfunction
sensory deficits
weakness
paralysis

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TNS s/s

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severe back and butt pain radiating to both legs

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when do you take out broken epidural catheter left in back?
only of symptomatic
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when is it okay to give second spinal dose?
only if first one didn't set up at all after 15-20min
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intrathecal LA site of action
act on pre-ganglionic fibers in spinal nerve roots
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primary site of neuraxial opiods
substania gelatinosa
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epidural needle angles
crawford 0 huestead 15 tuohy 30
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Brachiel plexus originates from what?
ventral roots of C5-T1. sometimes C4 and T2 contribute as well.
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draw brachial plexus and label cords
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supraclavicular non-terminal branches of BP
dorsal scapular suprascapular long thoracic
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infraclavicular non terminal branches of BP
lateral pectoral n medial pectoral n
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from where does suprasclavicular nerve arrise?
cervical plexus
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trick to asesss BP block
Push 'eR Radial nerve Pull 'eM Musculocutaneous Pinch Me Median Pinch U Ulnar
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what artery is most easily injected during an interscalene block
vertebral artery
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can you get horners syndrome from supraclavicular block?
yes
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positions of cords during infraclavicular block
medial 3 post 6 lateral 9
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highest risk of pneumothorax is with what block?
infraclavicular
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what blocks has a risk of injection into distal subclavian artery or vein?
infraclavicular
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when is bier block not a good option
if they will have any post op pain
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how early can tourniquet pain begin?
as early as 25min
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individual radial nerve is blocked where?
between biceps tendon and brachioradialis
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waht contributes to lumbar plexus
L1-L4 T12 in 50% of population
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nerves in lumbar plexus
Ikes Iguanna Gets Laid on Fridays iliohypgastric ilioinguinal genitofemoral lateral fem cutaneous obturator femoral
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sacral plexus originates from where?
S1-S4
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nerves in sacral plexus
SIPPS sup gluteal n inf fluteal n post cutaneous n pudendal n sciatic n
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foot and ankle innnervated by what nerves?
saphenous sural superficial peroneal deep peroneal tibial
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what nerve control hip flexion
femoral nerve
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what nerve controls hip extension
sciatic
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what nerve control knee extension
femoral
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what nerve controls knee flexion
sciatic n
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what nerve controls ankle flexion
tibial n
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what nerve controls ankle inversion
deep peroneal
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what nerve controls ankle dorsiflexion
peroneal n
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what nerve controls ankle eversoin
superficial peroneal n
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PENG block indicated for
hip fx or arthroplasty
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risk wiht peng block
risk of ureter injection
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fascia iliaca block indications
femur and or knee procedures acute pain from hip fractures
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fascia iliaca blocks what nerves?
femoral n obturator n lat fem cutaneous n
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where do you actually inject for fascai iliaca block?
below the fascia iliaca
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draw the foot with foot and ankle nerves
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all nerves in ankle are next to vascular structures except for what?
superficial peroneal nerve
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best way to assess adequecy of femoral n block?
knee extension
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what block is best for total hip?
PENG
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what block is best for ORIF of femur
fascia iliaca
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serratus ant plane block targets what?
axilla
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PECS 2 blocks includes what
PEC1 block as well
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do you get motor or sensory block with an intercostal block?
both motor and sensory
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can you get bilateral block with PVB?
yes with large volume
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what does PVB target?
spinal nerves exitign vertebral foramen
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ESB target?
dorsal and ventral rami of thoracolumbar nerves
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rectus sheat block targets?
thoracolumbar nerves and ant cutaneous branch
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TAP block targets?
thoracolumbar nerves T6-T11
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subcostal tap block blocks block what area?
area above umbilicus
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lateral and post TAP blocks get what area?
area below umbilicus
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what block for herpes zoster?
intercostal block
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where to do perform each QL block in relation to QL muscle
QL1 lateral to QLM QL2 post QLM QL3 Ant QLM
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what are the largest spinal nerves?
L5 and S1
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epidural placement level for radical prostatectomy and total hip
T8 radical protstatectomy L2 total hip
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most common SE of epidural blood patch
backache
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S/S of epidural hematoma
bladder dynfunction radicular pain LE weakness
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caudal okay for what level and below
T10
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musculocutaneous neerve covers what part of the arm
anterolateral forearm
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block with the highest risk of chylothorax
infraclavicular
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which side has a higher risk of pneumothorax?
right side
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what kind of patinets are at higher risk of pneumothorax from a block?
tall and thin
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which block has a risk of median nerve injury
axillary block
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many, if not most, UE nerve injuries are from what?
unkown cause not positioning injuyr
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other landmark that can be used for sup laryngeal nerve block in obese patients
sup nothc of thyroid
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what gets blocked in paraverterbral space
sympathetic trunk and mixed spinal nerve
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what nerve innervates oricularis occuli muscle
facial nerve
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risk of arterial injection into what vessel with deep cervical plexus block
vertebral artery
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SAB block hemodynamic effects
^ CO from the massive decrease in SVR HR effects are variable
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what to use for test dose wiht PNB using nerstim
5% dextrose in water no LA or NS
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drugs that increase IOP
sux neostigmine atropine
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vertebral canal is the smallest in what region
thoracic region
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N/V from spinal is from waht
unoppsed vagal stimulation and intrathecal opiods
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epidural not good for what kind of surgery
ankle
100
Twhat is line with bottom of scapula
T7
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most distinguishing factor of PN under ultrasound
honeycomb apperance
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epidural hematoma s/s
severe back pain, radicuolpathy, prolonged blockade, bew bladder or bowel dysfunction
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epidural hematoma requires surgical decompression how soon?
within 8-12hours