Monitoring Anesthetic Depth Flashcards
What kind of activity is Consciousness?
cortical and subcortical activity
What kind of activity is Nociception
Subcortical activity
Anesthesia
controlled and reversible loss of consciousness, nociception, and mobility
Important concept of Anesthesia
3 times more anesthesia is needed to inhibit movement then to inhibit consciousness
What are subcortical activities and reflexes
Eye movement and position Eyelid, eyelash, and corneal reflexes Pupillary light reflex Jaw and tongue tones Anal tone and reflex Muscle tone Respiratory/pulse rate and rhythm Responses to nociceptive stimulus
EEG
monitoring cortical activity to detect arousal
Correlates with anesthetic depth
BIS
Provides a number between 0 and 100
similar to the EEG and easier to interpret
Stage 1 of Guedel’s Anesthesia
Drug administration to loss of consciousness
Excitement and violent struggle may occur
Stage 2 of Guedel’s Anesthesia
Loss of consciousness until the onset of regular breathing
State of delirium
Stage 3 of Guedel’s Anesthesia
From the onset of regular breathing until the cessation of effective breathing
no movement in response to noxious stimuli
How many planes of Stage 3 of Guedel’s Anesthesia?
3
Stage 3 Plane 1 of Guedel’s Anesthesia
Light anesthesia
Nystagmus
no swallowing reflex
Stage 3 Plane 2 of Guedel’s Anesthesia
Medium plane of anesthesia
Adequate muscle relaxation for most surgical procedures
Stage 3 Plane 3 of Guedel’s Anesthesia
Deep Anesthesia
Diaphragmatic breathing
Stage 4 of Guedel’s Anesthesia
Respiratory Failure
Cardiac Arrest
Death from overdose