MIDTERM REVIEW Flashcards

1
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Types of Vaporizers: Variable Bypass Vaporizers

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•Ohmeda Tec 4 & 5, Drager 19.1, 19.3

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Types of Vaporizers: Blender

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•Ohmeda Tec 6 (Desflurane)

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Factors that influence Tec 6 Vaporizer Output

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Varried Altitudes

Carrier Gas composition

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Effects of Varied altitudes of Tec 6

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Requires manual adjustments of the concentration dial with changes in barometric pressured

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5
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Increase in Barometric pressure results in

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Decrease Vapor administered

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6
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Never fill the vaporizer with

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Dial on the “On” Position

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7
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Overfilling can occur

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if key not tightly on the bottom

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8
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If Tipping occurs:

3 things to do

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• In hardened facilities turn in to maintenance
• Flush for 20-30 minutes with high FGF and set the
vaporizer concentration low
• End-tidal agent monitoring

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9
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Pumping effect is Associated with______ or ________

• Bypass has diluted vapor and vaporizing chamber is also saturated with vapor
• Causes higher than expected vapor concentrations

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positive pressure ventilation or oxygen flushing

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10
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During Pumping effect, Oxygen flush is at __ psig-

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transmitted back

Occurs during the inspiratory phase - PPV

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11
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During Pumping effect there is ______Flow through _________

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• Reverse flow through the vaporizing chamber back into the bypass chamber

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12
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Pumping effect more pronounced with

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- Low flow rates
• Low dial settings
• Low levels of agent in the chamber
• Rapid respiratory rates
• High peak inspired pressures
• Rapid drops in pressure during expiration
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13
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Dalton’s Law of partial pressure

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In a mixture of gasses the pressure exerted by each gas is the same as that which it would exert if it alone occupied the container.

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14
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Henry’s law

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At a gas/liquid interface, some of the gas will dissolve

in the liquid.

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15
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Measure Flow characteristics (COMMON)

A
Carrier gas (CG) bubbles through agent
Manual Temp. conversion
Multi-agent
Operator determines CG split
No longer manufactured (but still present on field
machines)
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16
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The Ohmeda Tec 6 vaporizer pressurizes the liquid and warms it at

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39C.

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17
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Variable Bypass characteristics

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CG flows over agent
Auto adjust for Temp &Pressure
Agent specific
Auto CG split
Higher safety standards
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18
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TEC 6 has______alarm

  1. Agent______
  2. Tilt
  3. Power Failure
  4. Internal malfunction

Low Agent
Illuminates with______
Warm-Up

A

No Output Alarm
< 20 ml (1 bar)
> 10 degrees

50cc of agent1

0 minutes to reach operating
temp of 39C

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19
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Low pressure system

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Manifold/Flowmeters
➢Thorpe Tube, Needle Valves, Floats
❖Ohmeda – Link 25 Proportion Limiting Control
System
❖Narkomed - Oxygen Ratio Monitor Controller
(ORMC)
❖Vaporizer Mounting Devices & Vaporizers
❖Common (fresh) Gas Outlet
❖Outlet Check Valve (only on Ohmeda)
❖Pressure Relief Device

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20
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HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM

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Size E Cylinders on back of machine
❖Cylinder pressure gauge (Bourdon)
❖Check valves in the hanger yoke
❖Index pins on the hanger yoke
❖Pressure regulator, i.e. First stage
regulator
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21
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Intermediate pressure system

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Pipeline inlet connections
❖DISS (diameter index safety system)
❖Pipeline check valves
❖Pressure gauges from pipeline
❖Machine piping (usually metal)
❖Gas power outlet for ventilator (outside
the bellows)
❖Master Switch 
Oxygen Pressure Sensor “failsafe” Shut Off Valve (Ohmeda)
❖Oxygen Failure Protection Device “failsafe” (Narkomed)
❖Oxygen Supply Failure Alarm
❖Oxygen Flush valve
❖Second stage regulator
❖Before (Upstream) - Flow control valve
(Sits on the fence)
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22
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Five main pathways or functions

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  1. Powers the ventilator
  2. Oxygen flush valve
  3. Oxygen supply failure alarm
  4. Opens the pressure sensor shutoff valve
  5. Second stage pressure regulator
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23
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▪ Bypasses flowmeters etc & goes straight to

Common Gas Outlet

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O2 flush valve

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24
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Flush valve flow rate _____LPM and presssure of _____

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35-75 LPM at 50 psig

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If O2 pressure drops below 20 psi, flow of
N20, Air, Helium are stopped by PRESSURE SENSOR SHUT OFF VALVE
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2nd stage regulator reduces O2 pressure to | ▪ Reduces Nitrous Oxide to
14 -16 psi | 26 psi
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Valve that is part of the 2nd stage regulator
Diaphragm
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Oxygen SUPPLY FAILURE Alarm is activated when PSI falls below: ▪ Ohmeda: ▪ Narkomed:
28 psi | 30-37 psi
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Oxygen powers vent at ___-psi
50
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Main component of CO2 absorber is
``` Calcium Hydroxide (80%) Na Hydroxide (4%) KOH 1% ```
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100 gm of soda lime will absorb
approximately 26 L of CO
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DO NOT change CO2 absorber midcase just
increase fresh gas flow to 5 L/min
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CO2 absorber granules sizes
4-8 mesh
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Purpose of varying Granule size | ▪
Smaller granules increase surface area ▪ Smaller granules decrease channeling ▪ Larger granules decrease resistance
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Opening/loosening the knob of APL________ the flow to the scavenging system -____pressure
increases; decrease
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➢ Tightening/closing the knob will
Increase ability to give positive pressure ventilation
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``` PISS position Air Oxygen N2O Nitrogen ```
1-5 2-5 3-5 1-4
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Oxygen tank is at _____psig and
1900
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Oxygen tank volume is
660L
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AIr tank volume is
625L
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Air tank pressure is
1900
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N2O tank volume is
1590
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PSI of N2O tank
745
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Oxygen H tank volume
6900L
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Oxygen H tank pressure
1900
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What gas law governs tank pressures?
Boyle's Law | P1V1 = P2V2
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Formula
Actual gauge reading (psi) / (Initial filling pressure X (known liters full) / (total liter flow))(psi)
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Formula with constant
PSI X constant / L/m = minutes before left empty
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Constant for E cylinder
0.30
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NIOSH for N2O
< 25 ppm
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NIOSH exposure limit for Halogenated Agents
< 2 ppm
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NIOSH Halogenated Agents and N2O
< 0.5 ppm
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Macroshock -
gross amounts of shock that will | cause harm or death
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4. Microshock -
amount of shock that will harm or kill a patient with a conduit to the heart
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Disruption of electrical function of cells
 a. contraction of muscles  b. alteration of brain function  c. paralysis of respiration  d. ventricular fibrillation
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1st stage and 2nd stage regulator
Diaphragm
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Free floating valve
Check valve
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Ball and spring
Ventilator Power Outlet Valve | Oxygen Flush Valve
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Pin & Spring/Diaphragm
Pressure Sensor Shut Off Valve
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Flow Control Valve
Needle valve
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Adjustable Pressure Limiting (APL)
Spring/Diaphragm
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What is MAC?
Alveolar concentration that prevent MOVEMENT in 50% or patients in response to a standardized stimulus
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MAC mirrors
Brian partial pressure
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Speed induction | ELLI- DHH
* Elimination of rebreathing * Low anesthetic-circuit volume * Low absorption by the anesthetic circuit * Increased ventilation. * Decreased solubility * High fresh gas flows * High cerebral blood flow (CBF)
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Volatile agents all blunt the
Ventilatory stimulation evoked by arterial hypoxemia
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Vessel rich group
75%
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Nitrous oxide causes on MAP
Unchanged | mildly increases
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HR increase minimally with
Desflurane
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Only FDA approved for induction
Sevoflurane
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VP pressure of isoflurane
160
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VP pressure of Desflurane
664
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VP pressure of Sevoflurane
239
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Blood Gas partition coefficient of isoflurane
1.4
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Blood Gas partition coefficient of Desflurane
0.45
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Blood Gas partition coefficient of NITROUS OXIDE
0.47
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The impact of tissue.
1. the duration of anesthesia | 2. Solubility of the anesthesia in various tissue compartments
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BLOOD gas partition coefficient of Sevoflurane
0.65
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The low solubility of________ in blood and body tissues causes a very rapid induction of and emergence from anesthesia.
desflurane
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Prolonged exposure to anesthetic concentrations of nitrous oxide can result in
bone marrow depression (megaloblastic anemia) and even neurological deficiencies (peripheral neuropathies).
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Halothane lowers
MAP by decreasing CO , SVR unchanged
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Greatest change in SVR by those agents
Iso and Des (decrease SVR)
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Rapid increases in_________ concentration lead to transient but sometimes worrisome_________that are more pronounced than occur with isoflurane, particularly in patients with cardiovascular disease.
desflurane elevations in heart rate, blood pressure, and catecholamine levels
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2.0 MAC of halothane in patients not undergoing surgery results in a
50% decrease in blood pressure and cardiac output