Basics exam 3 Flashcards
5 general principles for improving pt outcomes and experiences (M&P chart):
1. (on exam) Regional -general anesthesia technique to improve pt care 2 3. 4 5
Although a benzodiazepine may be given to prevent anesthesia awareness, little
scientific evidence exists that supports such treatment
M&P
Oculocardiac reflex is :
- pressure on the globe
- pressure on the extraocular muscles
Pre-op patient is anxious. what dose of diazepam do you give?
2-5mg PO
Type 1 OR fire is located:
in or on the patient
BIS monitoring assess:
anesthetic depth
Patient can follow commands but has no memory. what kind of memory is this:
Implicit memory
Potential risk factors with various types of anesthesia from Chart in M&P.
-Regional anesthesia =
seizures is a risk
brainstem anesthesia with regional anesthesia is not associated with:
(chart in m&p)
seizures
What medication has alpha, minimal beta, and phentolamine is used for infiltration
Phenlephrine
Strabismus surgery associated with higher risks of:
- MH
- PONV
- OCR
Maintenance rate for 100lb granny:
85ml/hr
LMA size for 68kg
size 4
EBV for full term infant with weight of 7.7lbs
85x 3.5kg = 297.5ml
Cut length for 4 year old =
16cm
ETT size for a 4 year old =
4.5, 5.0, 5.5
Decreasing pH means:
- increased hydrogen ions
- increasing acidity
Patient getting a laminectomy with thoracic outlet. How do you position?
Prone with hands down by side
Laryngospasm mediated by:
SLN of vagus nerve
OCR afferent and efferent (2 questions on this):
a. afferent trigeminal; efferent vagal
b. afferent is to CNS; efferent is from the CNS
Epiglottis is most likely caused by what pathogen?
Haemophilus influenzae type B
If suspected epiglottitis, what are three things you should do:
- do NOT attempt to directly visualize the glottis
- have surgeon called/in to assist with intubation
- do not administer anesthesia until equipment and team are ready
O2 levels should be what percentage to avoid OR fires?
< 30%
High CO2, increased inspiratory pressure, decreased O2 may indicate:
ETT dislodgement
Concentration of O2 that can cause OR fire in less than 1 sec (cotton huck towel):
95%
A patient that would benefit from prolonged post-op monitoring (T&A??):
3 year old female
< 4 y/o
Pt is 55 yr old with CHF, insulin dependent DM, and a TIA 1 yr ago. Would this pt be appropriate for a stand alone surgical center?
no