8. NORA Flashcards
NORA deaths could be prevented by
substandard anesthesia care
preventable by improved monitoring
NORA deaths most common cause
respiratory events
NORA deaths most common case
MAC
each OR minute costs
36$
NORA limitations
room layout/size
equipment
environment
staff
radiation exposure
ASA status
ad hoc requests
ASA NORA minimum reqs
- O2 source
- O2 backup
- suction
- scavenging/WAGD/machine for VA
- ambu bag w/90% FiO2
- basic monitoring
- electrical outlets
- lights and battery-powered lumination
- sufficient space for access to patient
- code cart/defib
- staff trained to support anesthesia
- adequate PACU
ASA basic monitoring
- qualifier personnel in ROOM
- FiO2 measurements
- pulse Ox w/pitch tone
- capnography
- tidal volume measurements
- EKG
- BP q 5 m
- temp
ASA BP repetede every
5 mins
EGD/ERCP airway
ETT
(st lukes is a MAC)
EGD/ERCP complication
upper airway obstruction
loss of airway is common
EGD/ERCP position
prone/semi-prone
cath lab SE
HD changes
arrythmias
which anesthetic has better outcomes in TAVR pts
MAC
IVF anesthetic options
paracervical
epidrual
spinal
MAC
GA
MRI zone 1
general public
MRI zone 2
unscreened MRI pts
MRI zone 3
screened MRI pts
personnel
MRI zone 4
screened MRI pts
under constant direct supervision of trained MRI personnel
what actions happen in zone 3
induction
extubation
code management
what can cause contrast-induced nephropathy
iodinated contrast medium
- non ionized
- ionized
prevention of contrast-induced nephropathy
adequate hydration
mx adequate UOP
sodium bicarb
hypersensitivity: immediate
< 1 hr
hypersensitivity: non-immediate
> 1 hr
hypersensitivity is more common with
iodine