Induction Flashcards

1
Q

Three indications for IM induction vs IV

A
  1. Difficult IV
  2. Very smoll
  3. Uncontrollable
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2
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Four characteristics of IM induction

A
  1. 2-3x the IV dose
  2. Difficult to titrate
  3. Longer time till onset
  4. Longer recovery
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3
Q

Inhalation induction provides ____________ control of depth

A

Rapid

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4
Q

Inhalation induction can be delivered by ____________ or ____________

A

Mask or Chamber

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5
Q

What is the downside of an inhalation chamber

A

Can’t monitor

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6
Q

What are three general cons of inhalation induction

A
  1. Waste gas pollution
  2. Stress (increased epinephrine)
  3. Emesis
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7
Q

Reflexes are depressed in stage 3 plane 1, but ____________ and ____________ are still present

A

Palpebral and pedal

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8
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In stage 3 plane 2, there are fewer reflexes including _____________ and _____________

A

Corneal and patellar

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9
Q

It is important to remember the stages while monitoring during induction. What five factors are you monitoring

A
  1. HR/ pulse
  2. Respiration rate/ character
  3. CRT/ MM color
  4. Reflexes
  5. Muscle tone
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10
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During induction, what is the best way to maintain airway control

A

Endotracheal Intubation

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