Day Before Studying Flashcards
modified brooke
2 mL of LR /kg/%TBSA
(1/2 in the first 8 hours)
Parkland
4 mL LR /kg / % TBSA
Reynolds #
density x diameter x velocity/viscosity
< 2,000 = laminar
> 4,000 = turbulent
Anion Gap
Normal 8 - 12
Na - (Cl + HCO3)
Plasma osmolarity
2xNa + Glucose/18 + BUN/2.8
distance square law
1 / D2
VO2
(CaO2 - CvO2) x CO x 10
SVO2
SaO2 - VO2 / DO2
SPO2
oxy / deoxy + oxy
static compliance
TV/pplat - PEEP
dynamic compliance
TV/PIP - PEEP
Therapeutic Index
LD50/ED50
a high therapeutic index = high safety margin
a low therapeutic index = low safety margin
extraction ratio
arterial - venous / arterial
loading dose
Vd x (desired concentration/ bioavailability)
EF
EDV - ESV / EDV
x 100
SV
EDV - ESV
or CO x 1000/HR
coronary perfusion pressure
AoDBP - LVEDP
PVR
mPAP - PAOP / CO
x 80
- 150 - 250 dynes/s/cm^-5
wall stress
intraventricular pressure x radius / ventricular thickness
how to set vaporizers in a weird altitude
% x 760 / new altitude
child ETT size (cuffed vs uncuffed)
cuffed = age / 4 + 3.5
uncuffed = age/4 + 4
DO2
CaO2 x 10 x CO
CaO2
(1.34 x Hgb x SaO2) + (0.003 x PaO2)
A-a gradient
5 - 15
PAO2 - PaO2
PAO2 (aka alveolar gas equation)
FiO2 x (Pb - PH2O) - PaCO2/RQ
Law of LaPlace sphere
Tension = pressure x radius /2
Law of LaPlace cylinder
Tension = pressure x radius
Bohr Equation
Vd/Vt =
PaCO2 - PeCO2 / PaCO2
Alveolar ventilation
RR x (Tv - Vd)
To prove negligence what 4 things have to be proven
- duty
- breech of duty
- causation
- harm
metals safe in MRI
aluminum
copper
titanium
stainless steel
samter’s triad
asthma
allergic rhinitis
polyps
maximum ortho tourniquet time
2 hours
Fat embolus syndrome
longer onset than BCIS
triad of
1. changes in LOC
2. respiratory failure
3. petechiae
methotrexate
antimetabolite - bone marrow suppression
5 - fluorouracil
antimetabolite
bone marrow suppression
doxorubicin
antitumor antibiotic
cardiotoxic
bleomycin
antitumor antibiotic
pulmonary fibrosis
keep fio2 low
vincristine & vinblastine
peripheral neuropathy
tubulin binding drugs
cisplatin
alkylating agent
nephrotoxic and ototoxic
gastrin
G-cells
secrete gastric acid
Secretin
S cells
secrete pancreatic bicarbonate
Cholecystikinin
I cells
Gallbladder contraction/bile release
Somatostatin
D cells
decreases all GI function
common allergic triggers in OR
paralytics (sux > roc)
latex
abx
Types of hypersensitivity reactions
Type I: anaphylaxis, asthma, IGE
Type II: cell mediated, antibody mediated, IGG & IGM (ABO & HIT)
Type III: immune complex (snake venom)
Type IV: delayed sensitivity
what do mast cells and basophils release
histamine, leukotrienes, prostaglandins
laser goggles & colors
CO2 - clear (cornea)
NdYAG - green
Ruby - red
Amber - argon
what is normal IOP
10 - 20 mmHg
airway fire
oxidizer
ignition
fuel
Metabolic syndrome (obesity)
fasting glucose > 110
triglycerides > 150
waist > 40 (men) > 35 (women)
HDL <40 (men) <50 (women)
BP > 135/85
ulnar injury
claw hand
can’t abduct pinky finger
median injury
benediction, ape hand
can’t oppose thumb
radial
UE tourniquet, NIBP
wrist drop
avogadros $
6.023 x 10^23 = 1 mole
dalton’s law
P1 + P2 + P3 = Ptot
henry’s law
at constant temperature, the amount of gas that dissolves in a solution is proportional to the partial pressure of that gas over the solution
graham’s law
molecular weight of a gas determines how fast it can move through a membrane
how much more soluble is co2 than o2
20 x
what is specific heat
the amount of heat required to increase the temperature of 1 g of a substance by 1 degree celsius
latent heat of vaporization
number of calories required to convert 1 gm of a substance to vapor without a change in temperature in the liquid
1 mm Hg = ___ cm H2O
1.36
1 cm H2O = ___ mmHg
0.74
1 atm =
760 TORR = 760 mmHg = 100 kPa = 1,033 cmH2O = 14.7 PSI = 1 BAR
how much does MAC decrease with age
6% per decade after 40
what is Virchow’s triad
venous stasis
hypercoagulability
endothelial dysfunction
one MET =
3.5 mL/kg/m
and each MET decreases mortality by 11%
post tonsillectomy bleeding
occurs within 6 hours of surgery
Catch 22
aka DiGeorge syndrome
C- cardiac defects
A- abnormal face
T- thymic hypoplasia
C- Cleft palate
H- Hypocalcemia
22q11 gene deletion
CHARGE
C- colboma
H- heart defect
A- choanal atresia
R- retarded growth
G- GU problems
E- Ear anomalies
Laryngotracheobronchitis
Croup
viral, gradual onset
< 2 y.o.
mild fever, inspiratory stridor, barking cough
tx: oxygen, racemic epi, steroids, humidification, fluids
STEEPLE SIGN
Epiglottitis
bacterial, rapid onset
age 2 - 5
drooling, dysphagia, dysphonia
ENT for induction
O2, intubation, abx
thumb sign
Neonates GFR
reaches adult levels at 8 - 24 months
Neonates renal tubular function
full concentrating ability at 24 months
Sevo MAC values
0 - 6 months 3.2%
6 - 12 months 2.5%
VACTERL
Vertebral anomalies
Anal imperforate
Cardiac defects
TEF
esophageal atresia
renal dysplasia
limb anomalies
Lecithin/Sphingomyelin
> 2 = mature lungs
cyanotic shunts
TOF
transposition of the great arteries
total anomalous pulmonary venous circuit
truncus arteriosus
tricuspid valve abnormality (ebstein’s anomaly)
right to left shunt inhalation
slower
affects desflurane the most
IV induction is faster
left to right shunt and induction
doesn’t affect inhalation
prolongs IV
TOF features
Overriding aorta
VSD
RVH
RVOTO
what drugs do not cross placenta
glyco
paralytics
insulin
heparin
first stage of labor
latent - up to 2 cm
active - 2 - 10 cm
T10 - L1
second stage of labor
10 cm - delivery of fetus
S2 - S4
MAC changes with pregnancy
30 - 40% decrease at 8 - 12 weeks
normal FHR
110 - 160
1 mg/dL mag
seizures
5 mg/dL
drowsiness
8 mg/dL
loss of DTRs
15 mg/dL
respiratory depression
when are pregnant patients full stomachs
18 weeks
what is the absorbed volume in TURP? EBL
10 - 30 mL/m
2 - 5 mL/m (EBL)
portal vein vs hepatic artery
portal vein = 75% Q, 50% OXYGEN
hepatic artery = 25% Q, OXYGEN 50%
duration of action in order of insulins
humalog
humulin R
humulin N
lantus
zona glomerulosa
aldosterone
zona fasiculata
glucocorticoids
zona reticularis
androgens
which exogenous steroid has equal glucocorticoid and mineralocorticoid effects
cortisol
which steroids do not have mineralocorticoid effects
dexamethasone, betamethasone, triamcinolone
which steroid resembles coritsol the most
prednisone
what are carcinoid s/s
tachycardia
labile BP
abdominal pain
carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
dorzolamide, acetozolamide
acidosis
acts at PCT
osmotic diuretics
mannitol, isorbide, glycerin
PCT and ascending LOH
loop diuretics
furosemide, erythyric acid, bumex
ascending LOH
thiazides
HCTZ, indapamide
Distal tubule
hypercalcemia, hyperglycemia
potassium sparing diuretics
spironolactone, triamterene, amiloride
collecting ducts
proximal convoluted tubule
65% of the sodium is absorbed
water, potassium, chloride follow
descending LOH
separates handing of sodium and water to concentrate urine
highly permeable to water (20% reabsorbed)
concentrates NaCl
ascending LOH
not permeable to water
more sodium is removed
distal convoluted tubule
impermeable to water except for in the presence of ADH and aldosterone
aldosterone - water and sodium reabsorbed, potassium excreted
ADH - increases water reabsorption
PTH: promotes calcium reabsorption
intrinsic pathway
longer
measures PTT
heparain
contact activation pathway
extrinsic pathway
shorter
PT/INR
warfarin
vit k dependent factors
2, 7, 9, 10
normal aptt
25 - 35s
normal PT
12 - 15s
normal ACT
90 - 120s
Type 1 VWDx
mild-moderate reduction in vWF produced
Type 2 vwdx
vwf doesn’t work well
type 3 vwdx
severe reduction in the amount of vwf produced
hemophiliia a vs b
a = 8
b = 9
name the clotting factors
- fibrin
- thrombin
- tissue factor
- calcium
- labile factor
- stable factor
- antihemophilia
- christmas tree
- stuart prower
- plasma thromboplastin antecedent
- hageman
- fibrin stabilizing factor
TBW
42 L
ECF
14 L
11 L = ISF
3 L = plasma
ICF
28 L
magnesium dosing for pre-e patient
4 g over 10 m
1 g/hr for 24 hours
increased anion gap
Methanol
Uremia
DKA
Paraldehyde
Isonizad
Lactate
Ethanol
Salicylate
normal anion gap acidosis
Hyperalimentation
Acetazolamide
Renal tubular acidosis
Diarrhea
Ureteral diversion
Pancreatic fistula
acute resp vs chronic resp. acidosis and paco2
acute = 0.08 decrease in pH per 10 mmHg co2
chronic = 0.03 decrease in pH per 10 mmHg co2 increase
metabolic acidosis paco2 changes
paco2 decreases 1 - 1.5 mmHg per HCO3 decrease of 1
metabolic alkalosis paco2 changes
paco2 increases 0.5 -1 per HCO3 increase 1
platelet lifespan
8 - 12 days
Erector spinae muscles
iliocostalis
longissimus
spinalis
how many pairs of spinal nerves
31
autonomic blockade
2 - 6 higher than sensory
sensory blockade
2 higher than motor
foot and ankle nerves
saphenous
sural
superficial peroneal
deep peroneal
posterior tibial
sacral plexus gives rise to what 5 nerves
superior gluteal
inferior gluteal
posterior cutaneous
pudendal
sciatic
lumbar plexus gives rise to
iliohypogastric
ilioinguinal
gentifemoral
LFC
obturator
femoral
infraclavicular picture
3 o clock = medial
6 o clock = posterior
9 o clock = lateral
epidural needles
tuohy = 30
hustead = 15
crawford = 0
non cutting pencil point needles
pencil point - sprotte, whitacre
rounded bevel - green
cutting tip needles
quincke
pitkin
conus medullaris
adult - L1, L2
infant - L3
dural sac ends
adult - S2 (superior iliac spines)
infant - S3
total CSF volume & mL/hr
150
30 mL/hr
CSF s/g
1.002 - 1.009
CSF pressure
5 - 15 mmHg
max cerebral v/c
PaCO2 @ 25
max cerebral v/d
PaCO2 @ 80 - 100 mmHg
at what PaO2 does vasodilation occur
< 50 - 60 mmHg
spinal cord circ
2 posterior
1 anterior
6 - 8 radicular
dantrolene dosing for MH
2.5 mg/kg Q 5 - 10 M
DANTROLENE vial
20 mg dantrolene
3 g mannitol
60 mL of preservative free water
PSNS output
CN 3, 7, 9, 10
CSF flow
Lateral
Foramen of Monroe
3rd ventricle
Aqueduct of Silvius
4th ventricle
Foramen of Luschka
Foramen of Magendie
Arachnoid Villi
when do you measure ICP
< 7 GCS
upper motor neuron injury
above decussation: contralateral spastic paralysis
below decussation: ipsilateral spastic paralysis
lower motor neuron injury
flaccid paralysis ipsilateral
tensilon test
1 - 2 mg edrophonium
MG patient (gets better) = myasthenic crisis
MG vs LEMS
MG best in morning, worse throughout the day
LEMS worst in morning, better throughout day.
Name the cranial nerves
- olfactory
- optic
- oculomotor
- trochlear
- trigeminal (V1 opth. V2. max. V3 mand)
- abducens
- facial (temporal, zygomatic, mandibular, buccal, cervical)
- vestibulococlear
- GPN
- vagus
- spinal accessory
- hypoglossal
Beta waves
light anesthesia, awake
Alpha waves
awake but restful
Theta
GA and kids sleeping
Delta
GA or brain ischemia or deep sleep
burst suppression
GA, hypothermia, CBP, cerebral ischemia
pacer position
- chamber paced
- chamber sensed
- response to sensing
- programmability
- multiple sites paced
a wave
RA contraction
just after P waave
c wave
mitral valve elevation
just after QRS
x descent
RA relaxation
St
v wave
filling of RA
at the beginning of T
y descent
tricuspid valve opens
after T wave ends
mapleson a
apl near patient
awake patient
mapleson b
both APL and FGF at patient
mapleson c
simple
cpr
B - corrugated tubing
mapleson D
opposite of A
best for dead patients (think mechanically ventilated)
FGF near patient
aka BAIN
mapleson E
no bag
no apl
arye’s t-piece
mapleson F
jackson reese
best for infants
no apl valve
semi open circuit
FGF > MvE
NO REBREATHING
semi closed circuit
FGF < MVE
rebreathing
unidirectional valves
closed circuit
very low FGF, complete rebreathing, APL valve closed
normal axis deviation
-30 to + 90
I = +
avF = +
left axis deviation
I = +
avf = -
- 30 to -90
right axis deviation
I = -
avF = +
90 - 180
extreme right axis deviation
I = -
avF = -
180 to - 90
what are the 3 internodal tracts
anterior - bachmann
middle - wenckbache
posterior - thorel
increased resitance =
increased PIP
normal pPlat
decreased compliance
increased PIP and pPLAT
bellow’s ventilator determined by
bellows movement on expiration
ascending bellows are safer
when does line isolation monitor alarms
if all currents exceed 2 - 5 mA
macroshock vs microshock vfibb
macroshock = 100 mA
microshock = 100 microamps
1000x difference
what is the max allowable current leak in the OR
10 microamps
yearly maximum exposure of REM
adult = 5
fetus = 0.5, 0.05 rem/mo
p wave
0.08 - 0.012s
PR interval
0.12 - 0.20s
Q wave
< 0.04s
QRS
<0.1s
where is esophageal doppler located
35 cm from incisors
normal SVO2
65 - 75%
BP arm positioning
Q 10 cm = 7.4 mmHg
Q inch = 2 mmHg change
BP bladder ideal length & width
length = 80%
width = 40%
SPO2 and PaO2 correlations
90 = 60
80 = 50
70 = 40
50 - 26.5
red vs near-infrared light
red - 660 - deoxy
near infrared - 940 - oxy
when does barotrauma occur
plateau pressure > 35 cmH2O
NIOSH recs.
halogenated < 2ppm
nitrous < 25 ppm
together < 0.5, < 25
cylinder #s
660/1900PSI (O2)
625/1900PSI (AIR)
1590L/745 PSI (N2O)
n2o full at 20.7lbs
empty at 14.1 lbs
components of low pressure system
thorpe tubes
CGO
vaporizers
check valve (if present)
components of high pressure system
hanger yoke
yoke block with check valves
cylinder pressure regulator
cylinder gauge
components of the intermediate pressure system (7)
pipeline inlets
pressure gauges
oxygen pressure failure device
oxygen second stage regulator
oxygen flush vlave
ventilator power inlet
flowmeter valves
what is the dose of nmb for intubating
ED95 2 - 3 x
dibucaine numbers
70 - 80 typical homozygous
50 - 60 heteroxygous
20 - 30 atypical homozygous
best place to measure recovery
adductor pollicis (ulnar n)
flexor hallucis (post tib)
best place to measure onset
orbicularis occuli
corrugator supericili
facial nerve
max dose of tumescent lido
55 mg/kg
peaks in 12h, out of system at 36h
lipid emulsion for LAST
1.5 mL/kg
0.25 mL/kg/m
pka amides
bupi/ropi/levo 8.1
lido/prilocaine 7.9
mepivacaine 7.6
ester pka
procaine 8.9
chlor. 8.7
tetracaine 8.5
procaine dosing
7 mg/kg
350 - 600 mg
mepivacaine dosing
7 mg/kg
400 mg
prilocaine dosing
8 mg/kg
< 70 = 500 mg
> 70 = 600 mg
albumin binds with
acidic drugs
alpha 1 glycoprotein binds with
basic drugs
zero order kinetics
phenytoin
alcohol
warfarin
theophylline
aspirin
heparin
enzyme inducers
ethan (ethanol)
took (tobacco)
physics (phenytoin)
because (barbs&benzos)
riley (rifampin)
kelley (ketamine)
cares (carbamazepine)
enzyme inhibitors
snakes (SSRIS)
grappling (grapefruit juice)
ominiously (omeprazole)
is (isonizid)
everything (erythromycin)
kosher (ketoconazoles)
n2o vs nitrogen soluble
34x
n2o and air bubbles
S56 = 7 - 10d
air = 5d
perflurorpropane = 30d
silicone oil = none
nerve ischemia concern
amplitude decr’d 50%
latency increased 10%
order of blockade
B (preganglionic ANS)
C (postganglionic ANS & slow pain, temperature, touch)
Gamma & Delta (muscle tone, fast pain, temp, touch)
Beta & Alpha (touch, pressure, sk. muscle motor, propioception)
LA onset, potency, DOA
onset = pka
potency = lipid solubility
DOA = protein binding
blood gas partition
des = 0.42
n2o = 0.46
sevo = 0.65
iso = 1.4
vapor pressure gases
n2o = 38, 770
des = 669
iso = 238
sevo = 157
lipophilic Vd
> 0.6 mL/kg
steady state
5 1/2 times
drug cleared
5 1/2 times
co affinity for hgb
200x