Advanced Health Assessment, day 1 - Leersnyder Flashcards

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“Mother of anesthesia” as deemed by Dr. Charles Mayo at St. Mary’s Hospital in Minnesota

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Alice Magaw, delivered more than 14,000 anesthetics without a single complication

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First nurse anesthetist at St. Vincent’s in Erie, PA

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Sister Mary Bernard

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ASA 1

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Healthy

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ASA 2

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Mild Systemic Disease

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ASA 3

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Activity-limiting disease

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ASA 4

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Constant threat to life - CHF, renal failure

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ASA 5

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Not expected to survive 24 hours

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ASA 6

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Donor

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ASA ____ E

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“E” indicates emergency surgery

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Organizations involved in the practice of nurse anesthesia

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ASA, AANA, school, hospital, board exam, state and federal government, state nursing association

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standards of care - preop assessment and eval

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standard 1

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standard of care obtaining and documenting informed consent

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standard 2

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standard for formulating a patient specific plan of anesthesia care

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standard 3

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six steps for preop assessment per ASA taskforce 2002

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  1. interview patient
  2. physical exam
  3. order tests
  4. review tests
  5. ASA
  6. make plan and obtain consent
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ASA basic standards for pre-anesthesia 2010

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  1. review record
  2. interview and exam
  3. order and review tests
  4. order preop meds
  5. receive consent
  6. document in chart
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Joint Commission H and P

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within 30 days, also requires surgical reassessment to be documented within 24 hours

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CMS H and P requirements

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completed or updated within past 7 days

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six elements of effective communication

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Professional
Empathy
Language, lay
Touch, personal
Eye contact
Eye level
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7 steps of physical exam

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airway
heart
breath
vitals
height/weight
neuro
mobility/disability
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METS assessment - metabolic equivalent of task

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58.2 W/m squared (18.4 Btu/h x feet squared) - just kidding!

1 met = 1 kcal/kg/hour or sitting quietly
0.9 met = sleep
2.3 mets = very slow stroll
4.0 mets = gentle bike ride
23 mets = running
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3-3-2

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3-3-2 rule
3 finger mouth opening
3 finger hyoid to chin
2 finger hyoid to floor of mandible (jaw)

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lemon

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lemon
look externally
eval 3-3-2 rules
mallampati
obstruction
neck mobility
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components of airway exam

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  1. upper incisors
  2. teeth condition
  3. relation of maxilla to mandible
  4. ability to extend mandible anterior to maxilla >3cm
  5. tongues size and mobility
  6. uvula
  7. facial hair
  8. thyromental distance
  9. big fat neck
  10. ROM of head and neck
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stop bang

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stop bang
snore
tired
observed apnea
pressure (blood pressure)
BMI
age
neck circumference
gender
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upper airway sounds

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upper airway - croup, stridor d/t epiglotitis, obstruction, upper resp infection

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lower airway sounds

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lower airway - asthma, pneumonia, chf, pulm edema

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BMI

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BMI - KG / meters squared

or pounds / inches squared x 703

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teens and smoking

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3x more likely to use alcohol
8x marijuana
22x cocaine
increased fighting and unprotected sex

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number one cause of death from anesthesia

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malignant hyperthermia

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Humphrey Davey used this for his personal use, recreation

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nitrous oxide

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risk factors for surgery

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greater than 85 years old
ASA class greater than 2
CHF
functionally dependent
COPD
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cardiac risk factors / does your patient need an echo?

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class 1-
class 2-
class 3-
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if your patient has a murmur…

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is it symptomatic?

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insulin rec’s

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Nagelhout pg. 368

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James Simpson - obstetrician

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chloroform

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three A’s of anesthesia

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analgesia
amnesia
anesthesia

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surgeon’s requirements

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immobile patient
positioning requirements
muscle relaxation
ability to post op test
pain control
go home same day
to remain intubated