Anesthesia Flashcards
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Phases of anesthesia
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- Induction
- maintenance
- emergence
- recovery
2
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Patient under anesthesia exhibits:
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- Analgesia
- amnesia
- loss of reflexes
- skeletal muscle relaxation
3
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What are the ways in which anesthesia can be administered?
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- IV
- Inhalation agents
- Or combo of both
4
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Theories r/t mechanism of anesthetic agents
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5
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Ps 1 classification
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The patient is healthy.
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PS2
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7
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PS3
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8
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PS4
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9
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PS5
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10
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PS6
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11
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Anesthesia is induced with a variety of different methods
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12
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General anesthetic agents
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13
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Inhalation agents
Most commonly used
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Nitrous oxide, isoflurane, desflurane,
14
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Inhalation agents
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15
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Barbiturate agents
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16
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Nonbarbituate induction agents
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17
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Adjunct anesthesia agents
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18
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Narcotics
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19
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Benzodiazepines
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20
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Neuromuscular blockers (muscle relaxants)
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21
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Balanced anesthesia
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22
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Unconscious state is induced by induction agents, inhalation agents, and muscle relaxants
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23
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A narcotic and/or benzodiazepine is injected and ventilation is monitored
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Anesthesia process
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Anesthesia process part II
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Anesthesia process part III
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Common induction agents
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Inhalational agents
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Muscle relaxants
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Physiologic indicators of a difficult airway
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Intubation with an endotracheal tube
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Reactions to intubation
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Maintenance phase
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Oxygenation during the maintenance phase
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Maintenance phase: ventilation
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Maintenance phase: circulation
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Maintenance phase: body temp
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Maintenance phase: carbon dioxide
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Four stages of maintenance phase
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Four stages of maintenance phase: 1. Relaxation
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Four stages of maintenance: 2. Excitement
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Four phases of maintenance: 3. Operative or surgical anesthesia
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Four phases of maintenance: 4. Danger
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BIS (Bispectral index system
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Emergence phase
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Phase 4: Recovery
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Laryngospasm
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Sugammadex
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Rocuronium
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Flumazenil
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Neostigmine
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Vecuronium
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Sodium thiopental
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Glycopyrrate
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Extubation weaning criteria
