Week 1 Flashcards

(53 cards)

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The purpose of Pre-op

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provide the patient with an estimate of anesthetic risk

obtain informed consent

anesthetic plan

identify patients that will have that will need additional testing or patients that are so poor condition it will cause death

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pre-op items

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H&P-to include- planned procedure, allergies, medications(current and past), substance abuse, responses to previous anesthesia. illness (current and past) (METs). (ASA standards). last oral intake.

consults

specific diagnostic testing

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Metabolic equivalent of 4 or more

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predicts a low risk of preoperative complications

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ASA 1

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a normal health patient. health, non smoking no or minimal alcohol use.

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ASA II

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a patient with mild systemic disease

mild diseases only without substantive functional limitation. Eg smoker, social drinker, pregnancy obesity BMI 31-39. well controlled dm/htn mild lung disease

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ASA III

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a patient with severe systemic disease

substantive functional limitations; one or more moderate to severe diseases. poorly controlled dm. htn cold morbid obesity active hepatitis alcohol dependence or abuse. BMI >=40 implanted pacemaker moderate reduction of ejection fraction. ESRD undergoing scheduled dialysis. premature infant PCA <60 weeks history >3 months of MI, CVA, TIA, or CAD/stents

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ASA IV

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a patient with severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life.

< 3 months MI, CVA, TIA, or CAD/Stents, ongoing cardiac ischemia or severe valve dysfunction. severe reduction of ejection fraction, sepsis, dic, ards, or esrd not undergoing regularly scheduled dialysis.

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ASA V

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a moribund patient who is not expected to survive without a operative

examples include but are not limited to reputed abdominal thoracic aneurysm, massive trauma, intracranial bleed with mass effect, ischemic bowl in the face of significant cardiac pathology or multiple organ/system dysfunction.

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ASA VI

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a declared brain dead patient whose organ are being removed for donor purposes

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ASA E

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Emergency surgery - delay of the patient would lead to a significant increase in the threat to life or body part.

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1 MET=

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3.5mlO2/min/kg of body weight.

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Difficult Mask Ventilation

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age greater than 55
BMI Greater than 26
beard
lack of teeth
OSA
previous head/neck/radiation/surgery or trauma
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Findings for difficult direct laryngoscopy

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osa
hx difficult intubation/aspiration pna after intubation/ dental or oral trauma following intubation.
previous head/neck/radiation/surgery or trauma
obesity cervical spinal disease or surgery
congenital disease: downs syndrome teacher collins & pierre robin
inflammatory arthritic disease. rheumatoid arthritis, enclosing spondylitis, scleroderma.

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Findings for difficult airway examination component

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length of upper incisors
relationships of maxillary and mandibular incisors during normal jaw closure. 
relationship of maxillary and mandibular incisors during voluntary protrusion of mandible 
inter incisor distance
visibility of uvula
compliance of the mandibular/oral space
thyromental distance
length of neck
thickness of neck
range of motion of the head and neck
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micrognathia

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a short distance between the chin and the hyoid bone. prominent upper incisors, a large tongue, limited range of motion of the temporomandibular joint or cervical spine, or a short or thick neck suggest that difficulty may be encountered in direct laryngoscopy for tracheal intubation

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mallampati class1, 2, 3, 4

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class 1 = soft palette, uvula, fauces, pillars

class 2= soft palette, uvula, fauces

class 3 = soft palette base of uvula

class 4= soft palette not visible

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STOP-BANG

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snoring
tiredness
observed- stop breathing
pressure
Bmi greater than 35
Age>50
N-neck
Gender male
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18
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when should anti platelets be held after Bare metal stent

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1 month

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albumin

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anasarca, liver disease, malnutrition, malabsorption

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20
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b-hcg

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suspected pregnancy

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cbc

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alcohol abuse, anemia, dyspnea, hepatic or renal disease

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22
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consultation done

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specific advice regarding diagnose or management of a condition in order to aid safe anesthetic planning

23
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when should anti platelets be held after drug eluding stent- stable

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hold 6 months after placement

24
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when should anti platelets be held after drug eluding stent- unstable

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hold 12 months after placement

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aspirin
continue
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urgent surgery anti platelets should be held
3-6 months following DES placement if delayed surgery is greater than the stent thrombosis risk
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EKG class III
routine preoperative resting 12 lead ECG is not useful for asymptomatic patients undergoing low risk surgical procedures
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EKG Class IIb
preoperative resting 12 lead egg may be considered for asymptomatic patients without known coronary heart disease
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EKG Class IIa
preoperative resting 12-lead egg is reasonable for patients with known coronary heart disease, significant arrhythmia, peripheral arterial disease, cva, or other significant structural heart disease, except for those undergoing low risk surgery.
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HTN
degree of end organ damage morbidity and mortality maintain BP within 20% of baseline for adequate organ perfusion. systolic greater than 200- MI
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coronary artery disease
mild, stable or severe, significant complications during anesthesia. MACE- major adverse cardiovascular events not all patients with cad require stable- no testing cad- decompensated heart failure- severe valuable heart disease. new onset angina. acute coronary syndrome- further investigate mets greater than 4- no because they have a good functional capacity. otherwise get a consultation.
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Preoperative events that may be discussed with the patient
``` nausea vomiting myalgia dental injury sore throat/hoarness death ```
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DNR
discuss with the patient- usually dnr are resented in or
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GI issues
gerd is a disastrous pulmonary complication of surgical anesthesia. high risk include- pregnant women )2nd and 3rd trimester) no LMA with gerd
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albumin
anasarca, lliver disease. malnutrition malabsorption
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b hcg
pregnancy
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cbc
alcohol abuse, anemia, dyspnea, hepatic or renal disease, malignancy, malnutrition. bleeding, poor exercise tolerance, recent chemo or radiation
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creatinine
renal disease, poorly controlled diabetes
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chest xray
active, acute or chronic significant pulmonary symptoms such as cough dyspnea abnormal physical findings of palpitations decompensated heart failure, malignancy with thorax, radiation therapy
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echo
alcohol abuse active cardiac condition severe obesity syncope amidolarone or digoxin
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electrolytes
alcohol abuse, cardiovascular hepatic renal or thyroid disease. malnutrition or dig or diuretics
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glucose
steroids and dm
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lft
alcohol abuse, hepatic disease, recent hepatitis undiagnosed bleeding disorder
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platelet count
alcohol abuse, hepatic disease, bleeding disorder hematologic malignancy recent chemo or radiation thromcytopenia
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pt
alcohol abuse hepatic disease malnutrition bleeding disorder warfarin
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Tsh t3t4
goiter thyroid disease unexplained dyspnea, fatigue, palpitations tachycardia
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ua
suspected UTI
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trisomony 21
large tongue, small mouth
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pierre robin
large tongue, small mouth
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goldenhar
hypoplasia mandibular | cervical spine immobility
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klippel feil
neck rigidity because of cervial vertebral fusion
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teacher collins
laryngoscopy difficult
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turner syndrome
difficulty intubation