Exam 3 Review Flashcards
Chronic pain definition
Physical and emotional response to tissue damage that lasts longer than the expected duration of pain
Pain following a distribution of a nerve or a group of nerves is known as
Neuralgia
- What are three definitive signs of recurarization in the PACU? NOT Sustained head lift for > 5 seconds
a. appears uncoordinated
b. declining O2 saturation
d. increased respiratory effort
What is the primary route of elimination for Anectine?
Plasma Cholinesterase
Which neuromuscular blocker is ideal for a patient with renal disease?
Cisatracurium
Which of the following is inappropriate for an epidural placement?
Platelet count : 44
Fast impulses for sharp pain is mediated by what specific nerve fiber?
A (/) delta fibers
All of the following are reliable for monitoring neuromuscular blockade. (EXCEPT)
Normal Tidal Volume
Most neuromuscular disorders would contraindicate administration of succinylcholine due to this major
adverse reaction.
c. hyperkalemia
Patients w myasthenia gravis are _______ to non depolarizers
Sensitive
The entry of this ion facilitates release of the
neurotransmitter at the neuromuscular endplate.
Calcium
The last to be paralyzed but the first to recover among the different muscles of the body from non-depolarizers
are the muscles of the:
a. diaphragm
Train of four monitoring is used to determine?
Select one:
c. Neuromuscular Blockade
When using train of four to identify level of paralysis. How many twitches would equate to 90% of the
receptors being occupied?
1/4
Understanding the concept of receptor changes during a massive burn, the patient would require a/an _____
dose with non-depolarizers to achieve an adequate neuromuscular blockade
INCREASED