Induction Flashcards
Three indications for IM induction vs IV
- Difficult IV
- Very smoll
- Uncontrollable
Four characteristics of IM induction
- 2-3x the IV dose
- Difficult to titrate
- Longer time till onset
- Longer recovery
Inhalation induction provides ____________ control of depth
Rapid
Inhalation induction can be delivered by ____________ or ____________
Mask or Chamber
What is the downside of an inhalation chamber
Can’t monitor
What are three general cons of inhalation induction
- Waste gas pollution
- Stress (increased epinephrine)
- Emesis
Reflexes are depressed in stage 3 plane 1, but ____________ and ____________ are still present
Palpebral and pedal
In stage 3 plane 2, there are fewer reflexes. What are two reflexes that are still present?
Corneal and patellar
It is important to remember the stages while monitoring during induction. What five factors are you monitoring
- HR/ pulse
- Respiration rate/ character
- CRT/ MM color
- Reflexes
- Muscle tone
During induction, what is the best way to maintain airway control
Endotracheal Intubation