Taxonomy of Anesthesia Flashcards

1
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Meaning of anaisthsia

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Lack of sensation

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2
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What is anesthesia

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a drug induced reversible depression of the CNS resulting in loss of response to and perception of all stimuli

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3
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Anesthesia is a

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deafferented state

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4
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Amnesia and unconciousness are

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equally important

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5
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Do all general anesthetics do produce equal depression of sensation?

A

No

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6
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Anesthesia

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total of partial loss of sensation induced by a disease stat injury, accupuncture, trauma, anesthetics (iNO) to local or general insensibility to pain w/ or w/o a loss of consciousness

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7
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Analgesia

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dampening or absence of pain without LOC

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8
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Components of General Anesthesia

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amnesia, analgesia, unconsciousness, immobility, areflexia

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9
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areflexia

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attenuation of autonomic responses to noxious stimulation

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10
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Components of Anesthesia

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analgesia
amnesia
areflexia

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11
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Types of Anesthesia

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Monitored Anesthesia Care
General Anesthesia (inhalation or IV induction)
Regional- topical or infiltration, peripheral nerve block, plexus blocks, central neuraxial blocks (spinal/epidural)

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12
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spinal Block

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subarachnoid/intrathecal

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13
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Epidural block

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peridural/caudal

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14
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Thiopental/Propofol

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-/+ amnesia

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15
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Benzodiazepines

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+ amnesia

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16
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Narcotics

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Analgesia

+/- amnesia

17
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Inhalation Agents (Nitrous Oxide)

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-/+ anaglesia and amnesia

18
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Isoflurane

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+/-, +/- analgesia

-/+ muscle relaxation

19
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Ketamine

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analgesia, amnesia

20
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Regional Technqiue

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Analgesia, +/- muscle relaxation

21
Q

Room Preparation

A

MAchine Check and Monitors
suction (Oral and ETT size)
Or table and accessaory equipment (arm boards, stirrups)
warming devices (Fluid warmer, warming blanket, etc)
other equipment: arterial line, infusion pumps, precordial doppler, cerebral oximeter

22
Q

Airway Supplies

A
face mask
oral airways/ tongue blades
nasal airways/lubricant
laryngoscope blade
various blades
ett, stylets, 10 cc syringes
ambu bag
lma/ airway adjuncts
difficult airway and MH carts
23
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Other Supplies

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IV Supplies (IV fluids, extension tubing, volume expanders)
Anesthesia Cart (fully stocked, other neccessary supplies)
Positioning Equipment
head rest, arm boards/ pads, prone pillow, axillary roll, extra pillows/padding, eye pads/ padding, lubricant, anesthesia circuit extenders

24
Q

Holding Area

A

greet patient and family
properly identify partient (armband, verbally)
reaffirm type/site of surgery
interview and re-assess
airway assessment and planning
review patient and chart for changes since interview
formulate anesthestic plan (ind for surgery/pt)
obtain anesthesia constent
lines (iv, invasive monitoring)

25
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Choosing the Anesthetic

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anesthesia is patient specific, not a formula or recipe
plan should promote patient stability and patient outcomes
adapt plan to consider patient and surgical needs
integrate:
anatomical and physical findings
functional status
patient’s medical/surgical history
surgical considerations
plan A, plan B, plan C

26
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What to consider

A
patient's current phsyical condition
type and site of surgery
surgical position
costs
elective or emergent surgery
NPO status
patient bias
surgeon skill level
anesthetist's skill and preference
27
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Goals for Pharamcologic Premeds

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anxiolysis, sedation, analgesia, amnesia, antisialagoue effect, antiemetic, increase gastic fluid pH, decrease gastric fluid volume, allergic prop, antimicrobial protection

28
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Failure to Emerge

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residual NMB
excessive opioid or benzo administeration
intraoperative CVA
pre-existing conditions (CNS dx, hepatic insufficiecy, ETOH)
electrolyte abnormalities
acidosis
hypothermia