Anaesthesiology Flashcards

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Opioid toxicity (vs) Paralytic ileus

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SU 1320

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2
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Fat embolism vs Tension Pneumothorax

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CC 3210

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3
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CO Poisoning - oxygen mode of administration

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Conscious - tight fitting mask with 100% oxygen
Unconscious - IPPV with 100% oxygen
HBOT vs IPPV - must read RM 1522 for more details on treatment

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INITIAL Mx (next most appropriate management) vs Single most appropriate Mx for CO poisoning in unconscious person

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INITIAL management answer will be tight fitting mask with 100% oxygen because one would give 100% oxygen by mask while preparing for intubation (which is the single most appropriate management). RM 1521

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5
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Things to give before Naloxone

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EM 1032
MUST READ
-Airway
-oxygen bag and mask ventilation
- Naloxone
- intubate if needed (especially if acidotic)

NEXT most appropriate management (initial) Vs Most appropriate management - most appropriate is Naloxone. Initial Mx could be as mentioned above. CC 4520

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Rx for acute alcohol withdrawal Vs alcohol dependence vs opioid dependence

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*Acute alcohol withdrawal - chlordiazepoxide (I.e., benzodiazepines)
*Alcohol dependence - disulfiram
*Opioid dependence - methadone

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Naloxone given for methadone overdose- drop in consciousness after a while

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  • Naloxone has a shorter half life compared to methadone
  • So coma and respiratory depression can recur when Naloxone wears off
  • Careful observation of the patient and repeated doses of Naloxone needed.
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Epidural patch

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  • only used where the post duels puncture headaches are severe and persistent.
  • you inject 20 to 30ml of the patient’s own venous blood into the epidural space under aseptic conditions.
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