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1
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how long should you re schedule elective surgery after exacerbation

A

1 month after

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2
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Who should receive corticosteroids peripoperatively because of risk of adrenal crisis

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patient on OCS for 2 weeks for the last 6 months

on long term use high dose ICS

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3
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Modified mallampati classification

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amount of
mouth opening
to the size of the tongue

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4
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STBUR questionnaire for OSA

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3 or 5 out of 5

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5
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Risk quartile category for pediatric surgical procedure

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R1 and R2 Low risk
R3 and R4 High risk

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6
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5 family hx needs to be asked

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malignant hyperthermia

pOst op nausea and vomiting

bleeding

pseudocholinesterase deficiency

muscular dystrophy

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7
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most common finding in children with difficult airways

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micrognathia

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8
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one of the major cause of anesth related cardiac arrest

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difficult airway

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9
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difficult airway mnemonic

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10
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initial predictors of post op outcomes

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FEV1
DLCO

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11
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ECG may be considered

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Scoliosis
Severe OSA
BPD
CHD
murmur or arrythmia

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12
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Validity of normal lab results for pre op

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4 months

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13
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nutritional therapy prior elective major surgery for patients with severe nutritional risk

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7-14 days

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14
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limit fasting to

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3 hours

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15
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epileptic seizures may happen how many hrs after surgery

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72 hours

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16
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Pedia risk strat tools

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ASA PD - to communicate px medical comorbidities

NARCO-SS for adverse effects and escalation of care

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17
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continuation of asa ps

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18
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NARCO-SS

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Neuro
Airway
Respi
Cardiac
O

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Pedia Surgical Risk Classification based in risk strat tools

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20
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refer to specialist for sedation if

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neonates less than 1 month
ex premature less than 60 weeks pca

airway abnormalities
OsA
neurologic impairement
inc icp
severe obesity

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21
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full term
___ pca may undergo sedation outside OR with low risk

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more than 45 weeks pca

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22
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previous preterm with PCA less than 46 weeks should be admitted and monitored for atleast 12 hours post op

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23
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children 3 yo
Severe OSA

AHI more than 10 per hour
o2 sat <80%

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admitted for overnight monitoring

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24
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OSA HIGH RISK if with

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RVH
Craniofacial
neuromuscular
CP
Down
FTT
morbid ebesity
premature
sickle cells
Central hypoventilation
metabolic dx
CLD

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25
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Most important risk factor for post op apnea in ex preterm

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Postmenstrual age
PMA

next is GA

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26
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ex preterm without risk factor will decrease post op apnea after

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43 weeks PmA

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27
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pre op eval of ex preterm

A

thorough pre op hx
apnea at home
anemia

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28
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in preterm
delay elective procedure until

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60 weeks PMA

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29
Q

preterm
admit to icu if apnea within

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12 hrs

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30
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differentiate pathologic vc innocent murmur

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31
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detailed cardiac evaluation

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32
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Major risk factors for increased mortality in cardiac px

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cyanosis
younger age
complex cardiac defects
poor general health
current tx for cardiac failure

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33
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Risk strat for specific cardiac lesion

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34
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Risk strat of children with heart disease undergoing non cardiac surgery

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35
Q

in neuromuscular d/o
what to request

A

creatinine kinase
myoglobin
abg
ecg
chest xray
pft

36
Q

anesthetics preferred in

A

total iv anesthetics

(inhalation causes rhabdomyolysis and hyperkalemia)

37
Q

meds that can decrease protective reflexes

A
38
Q

increased risk of volume regurg
pre emptive ngt

A

gerd
esophageal dys motility
difficult swallowing
diabetes
gas bloat
obstructing cancer

39
Q

pre op fasting

light meal or non human milk

A

6 hours

40
Q

fasting
clear liquids

A

2 hours

41
Q

breastmilk
fasting

A

atleast 4 hours

42
Q

formula milk fasting

A

6 hrs

43
Q

majority of events occurred like aspiration

A

during induction of anesthesia

44
Q

longer wake up time
combined iv and inhaled anesthesia

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autism spectrum

45
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If with URTI, delay elective surgery

A

2 to 3 weeks after resolution of URTI symptoms

46
Q

recent urti is less than ___ weeks of respi events (hypoxemia, bronchospasm, laryngospasm)

A

2 weeks

47
Q

algorithm in child with urti for surgery

A
48
Q

child with urti
surgery not urgent
infectious etiology
with severe respi sx.

A

postpone for 4 weeks

49
Q

preop screening tool predicting perioperative respi events
for less than 6 yo

predicting cancellations (if 19 higher)

A

COLDS scoring

C current sx
O onset
L lung disease
D device to be used for airway management

Surgery type

50
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Perioperative management of children with URTI

salbutamol
cut off is 20 kg for dose

A

salbutamol 2.5 mg if less than 20 kg
5 mg (2 neb) if more than 20 kg

51
Q

to suppress airway reflexes

A

Lidocaine IV
1.5 mg/kg

52
Q

Good airway reflux blunting
mild bronchodilator effects

A

Propofol

53
Q

extubation

A

awake extubation
immediate o2 supplementation
cpap

54
Q

post op

A

o2 supplementation via nasal prong
adequate hydration and analgesia

55
Q

good bronchodilator
but limited effects in suppressing reflexes

A

volatile anaesthetic agents
sevoflurane, halothane

in high risk, iv propofol over inhalation

56
Q

asthma exacerbation, delay elective surgery for

A

4-6 weeks after exacerbation (2-3 weeks for URTI)

57
Q

well controlled asthma

A

inhaled saba
1-2 hrs before

58
Q

partly controlled

A

ONE WEEK before
inhaled saba plus inhaled corticosteroids

59
Q

POORLY CONTROLLED.

A

SYSTEMIC steroids
3-5 days before

60
Q

asthmatic
on long term HIGH dose ICS
received systemic steroids for 2 wks for the previous 6 months

A

hydrocortisone periop

61
Q

for px with long standing asthma

A

pre op pft

62
Q

mainstay for px with status asthmaticus

A

inhaled saba

continuous nebulization

63
Q

pre op planning in children with asthma

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64
Q

Osa not an absolute requirement but may be requested in

A

less than 2 yo
with comorbidities
discordant hx and pe

surgical planning in severe OSA

65
Q

OSA recommendation

A

NSaids for post op management

cpap/bipap resume post op

66
Q

post op complication of osa

A

pulmo edema
laryngospasm / bronchospasm
post op apnea/hypopnea
hypercarbia
respi failure

67
Q

Other risk factors post op complications after tonsillectomy in osa px

A

Less than 3 yo
Severe osa AHI >10 in AAP

68
Q

Criteria for determination of surgical location and post op osa

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69
Q

Osa px has increased sensitivity. to

A

opioids

dose reduce by 50%

70
Q

decreases post op requirement for opioids and other analgesics

A

dexamethasone

71
Q

post op surveillance

A

extended monitoring

rr
pulse ox

transthoracic impedance
nasal capnography
transcutaneous co2
acoustic monitoring

72
Q

preop guidelines during covid 19

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73
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preop guidelines during covid 19

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74
Q

Rt pcr

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48 hrs prior the procedure

75
Q

xray scan

A

not recommended

76
Q

if px travelled to a country/locality with sustained transmission

A

delay for 14 days even asymptomatic

77
Q

direct contact confirmed covid 19

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delay 14 days from last contact
even asymptomatic

78
Q

if symptomatic
unexplained cough

A

decer

79
Q

had covid 19 infection

asymptomatic px
mile non respi sx

A

4 weeks interval

80
Q

had covid 19
symptomatic
OPD basis

A

6 weeks

81
Q

had covid 19
diabetic
hospitalized
immunocompromised

A

8-10 weeks

82
Q

had covid
icu

A

12 weeks

83
Q

pediatric pre ip questionnair

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84
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pre op quest part 2

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