Liver - Co-existing Flashcards
1
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Cholecystectomy: Anesthetic Management Maintenance: 1. judicious use of ? (will cause ?) 2. pneumoperitoneum => ?? 3. ventilation impaired by? 4. drugs to antagonize SOO spasm?
A
- opioids - SOO spasm
- decreased VR and CO
- increased intra-abd pressure
- NTG, glucagon IV naloxone
2
Q
Hepatitis Anesthetic Considerations
- NPO status
- hypovolemic
1. physiologic abnormalities?
A
- coag issues, encephalopathy
3
Q
Cirrohosis: Preop/Induction
- volume status *need infusion of plts or vit K
1. intubation? *admin glucose solution
2. cardiomyopathy =? 3. PB? - ETOH onboard
A
- RSI (bleeding = full stomach)
- sensitive to myocardial depressant drugs
- decrease albumin levels
4
Q
Cirrohosis: Maintenance
- VAs to use? *MRs (clearance/Vd/pancuronium)
* maintain portal vein BF 4. Increased ? - Balanced technique? 5. Best MRs?
- Plasma cholinesterase activity?
A
- sevo/iso/des
- IAs/N2O + opioids
- succs and mivacurium ok
- Vd
- mivacurium/cisat/atracurium
5
Q
Porphyria: Anesthetic Management
- avoid triggers *assess CNS and skeletal fxn
1. Cardiac- meds/HTN? 4. Cimetidine?
2. Preop meds? * F/E manag
3. minimize stress preop by? * may need postop vent
A
- BB (for HTN and tachycardia)
- aspiration prophylaxis and anxyioltyics
- admin NS/glucose infusion
- decreases heme consumption and inhibits ALA synthetase
6
Q
Porphyria: Regional?
- Contraindicated?
- pre-anesthetic?
- exacerbation?
- CV instability d/t?
A
- No
- Neuro eval
- Avoid RA
- ANS neuropathy, hypovolemia, sympathectomy
7
Q
Porphyria: General Anesthesia
- Ideal meds (in general)?
- Good Induction meds?
- Maintenance meds?
A
- short acting agents
- propofol or ketamine (avoid in history if CV instability)
- N2O, IAs, opioids, NDMR
8
Q
Cholecystectomy: Anesthetic Management
Induction/PreInduction
* consider volume replacement, F/E
1. intubation?
A
- RSI w/ cuffed ett