Conduct of general anaesthesia Flashcards

1
Q

What is the process of general anaesthesia?

A
Pre op assessment
Prep
Induction
Maintenance
Emergence
Recovery
Post op care and pain management
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2
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What are the methods of induction of anaesthesia?

A

IV

Gas

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3
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What are the commonly used IV anaesthetics?

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Propofol

Thiopentone

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4
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What are the speeds of induction of anaesthesia?

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IV- fast

Gas- slow

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5
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What gas anaesthetics are common?

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Sevoflurane

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6
Q

What is used to monitor consciousness level?

A

Loss of verbal contact
Movement
Respiratory pattern
EEG

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7
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What are the methods for airway maintenance?

A

Face mask
Oropharyngeal
Laryngeal
Endotracheal intubation

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8
Q

When is an oropharyngeal airway not tolerated?

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In conscious or lightly unconcious

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9
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What are the complications of airway maintenance?

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Obstruction- often via laryngospasm

Aspiration

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10
Q

What is the basic monitoring under anaesthesia?

A
SpO2
ECG
Non invasive BP
FiO2
End tidal CO2
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11
Q

What are the additional monitoring methods in anaesthesia?

A
Agent monitoring
Temp, urine output 
NMJ
Invasive venous/arterial monitoring
EEG
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12
Q

What are the risks of anaesthesia?

A
Airway
Breathing
Circulation, esp VTE
Temp
Loss of reflexes
Pressure areas
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13
Q

What is plane I of anaesthesia?

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Automatic respiration to cessation of eyeball movement

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14
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What is plane II of anaesthesia?

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Cessation of eyeball movement to beginning of paralysis of intercostals

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15
Q

What is plane III of anaesthesia?

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Beginning to completion of paralysis of interostals

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16
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What is plane IV of anaesthesia?

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Complete intercostal paralysis to diaphragmatic paralysis