Outpatient - Quiz 5 Flashcards

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What are some disadvantages to Outpatient Surgeries?

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Privacy

Multiple trips for Screenings

Need of Home Care

Pt. Compliance

Less time for Orientation

Less Post-Op Observation

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What is the only age restriction for outpatient surgery?

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Pre-Term Babies d/t Anemia, Apnea, Immature Gag & Temp Control

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What are some considerations that should be taken for surgery in a pt w/ substance abuse?

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Pt. eval & pain management talk the day before surgery

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Regional Technique

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What should be done if a patient comes in intoxicated or on drugs the day of surgery?

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Cancel surgery

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What should be done for a Pre-Term baby needing surgery w/ a Hematocrit less than 30%?

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Further Eval d/t Increased Apnea Episodes

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Give Iron Therapy

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What is the normal drop in Hgb in the first three months for a Premature Baby?

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Hgb 7-8 g/dL

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When might a Preterm Baby be considered for Outpatient Surgery?

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50-60 weeks Postconceptual Age w/ special considerations regarding other problems

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What increases the risk of SIDS?

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Kids w/ hx of Apnea/Bradycardic Events

Siblings w/ SIDS

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When is it ok for kids w/ SIDS risk be considered for surgery?

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6 months - 1 yr w/o Apnea/Bradycardic Events

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At what age are Geriatric patients at a greater risk for Hospital Admission & Death a week after surgery?

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85 years or older

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How should pts w/ Convulsive Disorders be scheduled and managed for Outpatient Surgery?

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First or Early Case for optimal observation w/ 4-8 hrs Post-Op

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What should be evaluated for pts w/ Cystic Fibrosis needing Outpatient Surgery?

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Pulmonary Function

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Pts w/ Morbid Obesity are acceptable candidates for Outpatient Surgery if they are which ASA Class?

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ASA I & II - all others should be inpatient

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What makes a pt w/ Sickle Cell Disease a candidate for Same Day Surgery?

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No Major Organ Disease

No crisis in the last year

Compliant

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What conditions make pts unacceptable for Same Day Surgery?

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ASA III or IV

Active Drug/ETOH Abuse

Psych Problems

Uncontrolled Disease

New/Untreated OSA

Isolation

Need for IV Post-Op Pain Control

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For Same Day Surgery, how recent should the documented H&P be?

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Within 30 days or 72 hrs for High Risk Patients

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For SDS, Lab values are good within 60 days of surgery, but the potassium level should aat least be within ____ days

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For SDS, Lab values are good within 60 days of surgery, but the potassium level should aat least be within 7 days

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How should a pt on Coumadin be managed for SDS?

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If Held - 4-5 day minimum

Draw PT Morning of Surgery

Restart 1-7 Days Post-Op

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What should be done if a child comes in for SDS w/ symptoms of an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection?

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Reschedule surgery 4 weeks later

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When is surgery appropriate for a child w/ an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection?

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If kid is older than 1, Asymptomatic with no other problems, and the surgery is not in the Thorax or Abdomen

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What are the top 2 Post-Op complications that would result in Inpatient Admission?

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N/V & Excessive Pain

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What is Phase I Post-OP?

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Stable VS

No Resp. Problems

Can Protect Airway

Alert & Oriented

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What is Phase II Post-Op?

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Ambulation

Caregiver Present

Min. Bleed

Pain Controlled

Min. N/V

Voiding

Oral Intake

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When does a MAC become a General?

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Prolonged Airway Manipulation

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Which type of Anesthesia carries a higher incidence of Brain Damage or Death?
MAC
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What is considered Deep Sedation?
Unable to be easily aroused Responds to Painful Stimuli May need help maintaining patent airway CV Function unaltered
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What is consdered Minimal Sedation?
Cognitively impaired, but can respond verbally Resp. & CV Unaltered
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What is Moderate Sedation?
Can be directed to an RN by MD performing procedure, but depth should not cause loss of protective reflexes
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What can be the cause of Delayed Awakening in the PACU?
Prolonged Anesthetics Metabolic Causes Neuro Injury
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What are causes of Hypotension in the PACU?
Hypovolemia - most common Hypothermia - vasoconstriction Sepsis, Acidosis, Hypoxemia LV Dysfunction
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What can cause PACs and PVCs in the PACU?
Hypomagnesemia Hypokalemia ↑Sympathetic Tone Myocardial Ischemia
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What is used to treat Post-Op Laryngospasms?
Positive Pressure & Succinylcholine 0.1mg/kg
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What is the Positioning for a D&C?
Dorsal Lithotomy w/ \< 40 degree Abduction
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What meds can be given to limit blood loss during a D&C?
Methylergonogvine (Merthergine) 0.2mg IM & Oxytocin 10-20u IV
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What are some causes of Severe Post-Op Bleeding from a D&C?
Cervical Injury Uterine Atony Uterine Perf Retained Conception Products
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How is a Hysteroscopy done?
Tenaculum secures Cervix for Hysterscope Distend w/ NS, Sorbitol, Mannitol, or CO2
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What are some considerations when using CO2 for Distension?
Use \< 1200 mL/min flow Keep Intrauterine Pressures \< 200 mmHg Expect Shoulder Pain
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What's an adequate level of block for a Hysteroscopy?
T10 Sensory
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What kind of airway should be used for Dental Surgeries?
Nasotracheal Tube
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What happens if the Lingual Nerve is damaged during a tooth extraction?
Tongue Numbness
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What happens if the Inferior Alveolar Nerve is damaged during a Surgical Tooth Extraction?
Lip Numbness
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What is one of the major concerns w/ Shoulder Arthroscopy?
Major Pain Should use Interscalene Block w/ GA, which can cause Horner's Syndrome
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What are the concerns when positioning a pt in a Sitting Beach Chair position for Should Arthroscopy?
Air Embolism & Severe Postural Hypotension
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What should be avoided w/ Tonsilectomies & Adenoidectomies?
Avoid Nasal Airways to decrease bleeding risk
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When should Tonsielectomies & Adenoidectomies be postponed or rescheduled?
If pt comes has symptoms of Upper Respiratory Infection - fever, nasal secretions, purulent sputum
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What are problems associated with using a GAG?
ETT Kinks, Obstructions, BBS, or Dislodgement
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What should the _Post-Op_ positioning be after a Tonsillectomy or Adenoidectomy?
Lateral w/ Head Down - Tonsilar Position
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What is the positioning for a T&A?
Supine w/ Shoulder Roll & Arms Tucked Possibly Reverse TBerg
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What are Post-Op complications of T&As?
Laryngospams Bleeding Retained Throat Pack Postobstructive Pulm. Edema
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What is the most common complications of Knee Arthroscopies?
Hemarthrosis