Mixed questions Flashcards
Treatment for cerebral spam
Nimodipine
Atracurium metabolite and effect
Laudanosine
Epileptogenic effect
Ketamine entiomers
S, increase CMR
R, decrease CMR
Both of them present
Clinical assessment of preload
PAWP
Death in patients with sepsis
10%
SOFA score
Cr, MAP, GCS, Ptl, Br, PaFi
Pneumothorax in US
Lost of b lines
predominance of a lines
loss of sandy beach
Barcode sign
Most important predictor of transformation from acute to chronic pain
Intensity of pain
In response to Pain, what hypothalamus does
Release of catecholamines and increase sympathetic tone
Respiratory ventilation for pulmonary edema
NIV
Phases of Major Traumatic Resuscitation
- Active bleeding
- Partially controlled
- Restored physiology
General parameters for ALL patients after TBI
- Maintain systolic BP ≥ 100 mm Hg for patients 50-69 years-old or ≥ 110 mm Hg for patients 15-49 or ≥ 70 years-old
- Keep Hct 30%-33%
- Maintain serum sodium at 140-145 mEq/L unless patient has ICP elevations
- Encourage use of PETCO2 monitoring
- Initiate DVT prophylaxis
- Initiate nutrition as soon as medically appropriate with full caloric replacement by 7 days after injury
- Initiate anticonvulsants for the first 7 days after injury; phenytoin is the agent of choice
Initial interventions after TBI
- Establish airway, breathing, and circulaton
- Ventilate to maintain PaCO2 to 35 mm Hg and avoid hyperventilation
- Provide supplemental O2 to keep PaO2 > 70 mm Hg or SpO2 > 94%
- Maintain normothermia
- Maintain head of bed to optimize CPP and minimize ICP
- Ensure good head and neck alignment
- Reduce unnecessary noxious stimuli
- See sedation algorithm
Drugs involved in perioperative anaphylaxis
Muscle relaxants 69.2%
Latex 12.1
Antibiotics 8
In a three-compartment model, whats do V1 V2 V3 represents
V1 central compartment. Blood
V2. Rapidly equilibrating compartment. Muscle
V3. Slow equilibrating. Fat
Extra compartment, effect site
Time to peak effect and t1/2 after bolus
