Foundations Final Flashcards
Risk of MI in the GP
0.3%
Risk of MI in previous MI patients (<1, <3, 3-6, 6>)
> 1- greatest risk
<3- 30%
3-6- 15%
6- 6%
How long to wait after MI for elective surgery?
4-6 weeks
What SYMPTOM increases the risk of MI during surgery/ anesthesia?
Unstable angina
What heart valve condition is the greatest risk for intraoperative MI?
Aortic stenosis (14x higher risk)
Goal METS score
0- pain at rest
4- can you walk up 2 flights of stairs? (Goal)
10- can endure athletics
Anesthetic considerations for OSA pateints
Awake extubation
Minimize opioids and versed
What are asthmatics at risk for?
Bronchospasm
Which pt are at high risk for aspiration?
SBO
GERD
DM
Hiatal hernia
Ascites
Previous gastric bypass
Obesity/ pregnancy
What is mendelson syndrome?
Chemical pneumonitis
>25 ml
<2.5 PH
Particulate aspirate > clear aspirate
DM rules
Hold oral DM meds the morning of surgery (metformin 2 days)
Take 1/4-1/2 insulin
Check BG upon arrival and intra-op
Signs and symptoms of pheochromocytoma
HTN
Diaphoresis
Tachycardia
Headache
Tremulousness (tremors)
Weight loss
HCT >45
Orthostatic HOTN
Cessation of smoking for how long will reduce the effects of nicotine
12-48 hours
Cessation of smoking for how long will improve PPC to normal rates
8 weeks
Drug of choice for cocaine induced HTN
CCBs
ASA classes
1- healthy
2- BMI 30-40
3- BMI >40
4- Surgery is constant threat to life; CVA, TIA, MI <3 months,
5- NEED surgery to survive; AAA, trauma, MODS
6- brain dead, organ donor
6 questions to ask in pre op
Name
DOB
Allergies
Surgery
Anesthesia history (and family)
Last meal
Most common intraop allergic reaction cause
Roc
Which meds decrease anesthesia needs?
Kava kava, valerian root
Which meds increase bleeding?
Ginkgo, garlic, ginseng, fish oil
How long to stop ASA before surgery?
7 days
How long to stop NSAIDS before surgery?
1-2 days
How long to stop plavix before surgery?
7 days
NPO guidelines
2h- clear liquids
4- breast milk
6- cow milk, light meal
8- greasy, fatty meal