More Emergency Situations Flashcards

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Six possible causes of bradycardia during anesthesia

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  1. Drugs
  2. Too deep
  3. Vagal stimulation
  4. Hyperkalemia
  5. Hypoxia
  6. Hypothermia
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What are three things that could cause increased vagal tone

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  1. Eyes
  2. Trachea
  3. Visceral manipulation
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Tx of bradycardia during anesthesia

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  1. Depth control
  2. Anticholinergic
  3. O2
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Possible causes of arrythmia during anesthesia

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  1. Drugs (halothane xylazine and barbiturates)
  2. Cardiac disease
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Tx for arrhythmia during anesthesia

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  1. Ventilate
  2. Drugs
  3. Change drugs
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3 poss causes of resp arrest during anesthesia

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  1. Too deep
  2. O2 gone
  3. Disease
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3 warning signs of impending resp arrest

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  1. Cyanosis
  2. Dyspnea
  3. Abnormal vitals
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8
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Before treating resp arrest, determine if it’s just ______________

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Apnea

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Before treating resp arrest, determine if it’s just apnea, warning signs will usually ___________actual resp arrest

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Precede

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10
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Resp arrest is not very common post induction. If the patient is apneic (not arrest) it could be from decreased ____________ causing a lack of stimulus to breathe

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CO2

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