miscellaneous monitors and equipment Flashcards

1
Q

what is the best method of assessing deep neuro muscular block

A

post tetanic count

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2
Q

clinical recovery from NMB happens when TOF achieves

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> 0.9

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3
Q

results of TOF will not be accurate for up to ______ after sustained tetany assessment

A

6 minutes

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4
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when to use post tetanic count

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to assess depth of NMB when no twitches are present
-6-10 post tetanic twitches suggests T1 will come back at any minute

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5
Q

cerebral oximetry
utilizes what to monitor
measures what O2 sat

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utilizes near infrared spectrometry (NIRS)
measures venous O2
regional NOT global monitoring

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6
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placement of cerebral oximetry

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sensor placed on patients scalp usually over frontal lobe
contains a light emitting diode with two light sensors

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7
Q

what change from baseline suggests a reduction in cerebral oxygenation?

A

25% change from baseline

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8
Q

classify this brain wave

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beta
13-30 cycles/second
high frequency and low voltage
associated with awake mental stimulation and light anesthesia

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9
Q

classify this brain wave

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alpha
frequency 8-12 cycles/second
associated with awake but restful state (eyes closed)

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10
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classify this brain wave

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theta
4-7 cycles/second
associated with GA and children during normal sleep

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11
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classify this brain wave

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delta
<4 cycles/second
associated with GA, deep sleep, or brain ischemia/injury

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12
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classify this brain wave

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burst suppression
associated with GA, hypothermia, CPB, and cerebral ischemia (esp if its unilateral burst suppression)

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13
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classify this brain wave

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isoelectricity. absence of electrical activity associated with very deep anesthesia or death

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14
Q

how brain waves change during anesthesia
what increases beta wave activity
what waves predominate during GA
what is associated with burst suppression
what is associated with isoelectricity

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induction and light anesthesia is associated with increased beta activity
theta and delta waves predominate during GA
deep anesthesia produces burst suppression
at 1.5-2 MAC GA causes complete suppression or isoelectricity

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15
Q

which anesthetic agent increases beta wave activity

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nitrous oxide alone

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16
Q

which anesthetic agent is associated with epileptiform EEG activity

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sevo
(etomidate can produce myoclonus but does NOT produce epileptiform EEG activity)

17
Q

how does ketamine affect EEG

A

can increase high frequency cortical activity and may confuse EEG interpretation- the patient may be deeper than the EEG suggests

18
Q

what EEG waveform is suggestive of cerebral ischemia

A

unilateral burst suppression

19
Q

the development of new _______ waves signify the brain is at risk for ischemia

A

delta waves

20
Q

when does burst suppression start on BIS

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20

21
Q

as the level of anesthesia becomes deeper, what happens to the physical characteristics of the EEG waveform

A

lower frequency (slower)
higher amplitude (taller)

22
Q

what can impair the accuracy of the bis (3)

A

hypothermia, electromyographic interference, encephalopathy

23
Q

patient safety index monitor target range for GA

A

its similar to BIS but target range is 25-50

24
Q

macroshock voltage and clinical consequences
1mA
5mA
10-20mA
50mA
100mA

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25
Q

microshock voltage and clinical consequences
10uA
100uA

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26
Q

grounded v not grounded
OR supply
equipment

A

OR supply: not grounded
equipment: grounded

27
Q

primary purpose of line isolation monitor

A

ensures OR supply is not grounded but does alert when the OR has become grounded. it will alarm when 2-5mA of leak current is detected

28
Q

if LIM (line isolation monitor) sounds, what should you do

A

un plug the last piece of equipment that was plugged in