Hysteroscopy Flashcards
uterine pressure for adequate visualization
60-80mmHg - Pasic
vasovagal syndrome
hypotension bradycardia n/v diaphoresis pallor LOC
mgt of vasovagal syndrome
stop, take vital signs, check ABC, place patient in tendelenburg position
if still brady: give atropine 0.5mg IVq3-5 mins max 3mg
absolute contraindications t0 hysteroscopy
pregnancy
active pelvic infection including genital herpes
cervical cancer
fluid overload in healthy woman
1000ml hypotonic
2500ml isotonic
fluid overload in elderly or with co-morbids
750ml hypotonic
1000ml isotonic
systemic fluid absorption factors
intrauterine pressure
MAP
depth of myometrial penetration (size of myoma or septum)
duration of surgery
size of uterine cavity
partial perforation
dilutional hyponatremia <125mmol/L ssx
headache, nausea, vomiting, weakness
na< 120 mmol/L
confusion lethargy seizures coma arrhythmia bradycardia respiratory arrest
mgt hyponatremia
insert catheter
measure electrolytes, urea, crea
furosemide 40mg IV
correct hyponatremia: 3% hypertonic NaCl 1-2mmol/L/h
or bolus 100ml 3% NaCl over 10 mins x 3 doses
do 12L ECG and cxr
multidisciplinary team
goal of hyponatremia correction
6mmol/L over 24 hours until 130mmol/L
hyponatremia –> _____
rapid correction of Na —> _____
1) cerebral edema
2) pontine myelinolysis
air embolism ssx
sudden fall of O2
dec end tidal CO2 volume
hypootension
tachycardia
metallic heart/mill-wheel murmur
confirmed by 2d echo or TEE
prevention of air embolism
avoid trendelenburg
leave dilator in
purge air from inflow tube
minimize in-out
outflow suction 80-100mmHg
avoid non-collapsible distention media containers
air embolism
stop procedure/gas
ventilate with 100% oxygen
turn patient to left (durant maneuver)
insert CVP and aspirate air
hyperbaric chamber