Anaesthesia Flashcards
Why use preanesthesia
- Reduce anxiety
- Cause amnesia
- Supplement analgesia so less anasthesia needed
- Reduce acidity
- Antiemetic effect
- Prevent secretion, vagal stimulation by anaesthesia.
Agents used in preanesthesia
Opioids Sedatives Anticholinergic agents Antiemetic Antacidic
Opiod use in preanesthesia
Sedation
Allow smooth induction hence less anaesthesia needed
Analgesia
Side effects of using opiods in preanesthesia
Asthma
Urine retention
Slow recovery
Billiary spasms
Uses of sedatives in preanesthesia
Benzodiazepines (diazepam n lorazepam)
Sedate
Depress resp system
Smooth induction
Promethazine Sedate Antiemetic effect Anticholinergic effect Minimal depression of resp system
Antiacids in preanesthesia are indicated for which groups of people?
Obese
Those going through long surgeries
C.S
Why should antiacids be used during preanesthesia on specific groups
They have risk of acidic regurgitation, stress ulcers, and aspiration pneumonia.
Antiemetics used in preanesthesia
Ondansetron
Metoclopramide
They reduce aspirations
Control nausea and vomiting preanesthesia