6. Neuroanesthesia Flashcards

1
Q

drugs that lower ICP

A

mannitol
hypertonic saline
furosemide
corticosteroids

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2
Q

mannitol mech

A

hyperosmotic
pulls fluid from brain

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3
Q

mannitol DOA

A

6 hrs

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4
Q

after mannitol dose, when should ICP start decreasing?

A

within 30 mins

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5
Q

mannitol max effect?

A

1-2 hrs

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6
Q

mannitol tachyphylaxis

A

24-48 hrs

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7
Q

mannitol SE

A

hyperosmolarity
hyponatremia
hypokalemai

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8
Q

mannitol dose

A

0.25-0.5 g/kg IV

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9
Q

mannitol goal serum osm

A

300-315 mOsm/L

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10
Q

what serum osm should you stop mannitol?

A

320 mOsm/L

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11
Q

what can happen with a larger initial dose of mannitol?

A

rebound incr in ICP

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12
Q

mannitol monitoring

A

serum osmolarity
urine output
BP
electrolytes

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13
Q

mannitol pts require a _______

A

intact BBB

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14
Q

mannitol CI

A

TBI
HF
anuerysms
AV malformation
brain bleed

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15
Q

hypertonic saline MOA

A

hyperosmotic
pulls fluid from brain

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16
Q

hypertonic saline SE

A

serum hypernatremia

17
Q

hypernatremia is associated with

A

serum Na > 160 mEq/L causes:
renal injury
pulm edema
seizures
cardiac dysfunction

18
Q

hypertonic saline monitoring

A

serum Na
serum osmolarity

every 6 hrs***

19
Q

which has higher risk, hypertonic saline or mannitol?

A

hypertonic saline

20
Q

furosemide MOA

A

loop diuretic
blocking the sodium-potassium-chloride (Na-K-2Cl) cotransporter in the thick ascending limb of the loop of Henle in the kidney

21
Q

furosemide indication

A

pt w/symptoms of high IV volume
aid tolerance of mannitol/hypertonic in pt w/CHF/nephrotic syndrom

22
Q

corticosteroids are useful in what pts

A

lower ICP causedby localized vasogenic edema
(brain tumor / craniotomy)

23
Q

corticosteroids MOA

A

upregulation of expression of proteins responsible for tight junctions in BBB

24
Q

decadron dose

A

10 mg IV

25
Q

decadron taper

A

4 mg IM every 6 hrs
switch to PO

26
Q

decadron SE

A

hyperglycemia

27
Q

why is decadron better than hydrocortisone for ICP

A

decadron does not cause a mineralcortocoid effect
- no Na/H2O retention

28
Q
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