Chapter 8 Flashcards
emergency situations + hazard prep
who recognizes indicators of emergency situations
STSR
who assess the emergency situation and provides instruction
surgeon/ anesthesia
priorities in emergency situation
preserve life
prevent further deterioration of patient
try to get them higher care
CABD
care priority
chest compression
airway
breathing
definitive treatment (OR/ER)
how long with no air until your brain dies
(clinical death)
4-6 minutes (CPR)
anesthesia role in CPR
in charge, airway management
CN role in CPR
provide crash cart + support
surgeon role in CPR
continue surgery to “safe” stopping point
life threatening, acute pharmacogenic disorder.
malignant hyperthermia
developed during/ after anesthesia
50 events per year
stsr role in CPR
protect the sterile field, if not aid in resuscitation
what code is cardiac arrest
code blue
malignant hyperthermia death rates
50% die without meds
5% die with meds started immediately
what is malignant hyperthermia
fatal hypermotabolic state of muscles due to defect in calcium transport.
skeletal muscles can’t relax
what triggers MH
genetic, mostly males
halogenated agents that ends in “ane”
perchance strenuous exercise
MH signs
tachycardia
increase c02 levels
unstable BP
muscle contraction
high temp -107F
MH emergency protocol for anesthesia
stops what they’re infusing
introduce chilled IV + ice pack
place Foley catheter
what does the anesthesia administer during MH
dentrolene sodium
sodium bicarbonate
insulin
mannitol
heparin
disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)
happens when blood begins to coagulate
uses up all coagulation factors and platelets, does blood EVERYWHERE
severe and life threatening
what causes DIC
infection of blood
liver disease
cancer
severe trauma
post delivery complications
DIC treatment
determine underlying cause
treat with transfusion
cryoprecipitate
heparin (prevent thrombosis)
anaphylactic reaction # 1 fixer
epinephrine
causes of anaphylaxis in the OR
anesthetics
codeine
antibiotic
insulin
latex
where can you not put epinephrine
eyes ears fingers nose penis toes
S+S of anaphylactic reactions
hives, bronchospasm, vascular collapse, cardiovascular failure