Pre Operative 2 Flashcards
What u should do before deciding if patient can go or not to surgery?
After history, physical examination, investigation
What is the criteria of patient that ready for surgery?
1- he fits anaesthesia 2- optimized physical condition 3-almost possible correction 4-high emergent 5- pt gives legal consent
When u till the patient to postpone the surgery?
1-not fit the anaesthesia 2-ont optimized physical condition 3-not not almost possible correction 4-not emergent 5- have no legal consent
How many classes in ASA??
6
رتب 1-sever systemic disease ( sDM, COPD) 2-healthy mormally patient 3-mild systemic disease 4- declared brain dead 5-incapacitating systemic disease 6-moribund patients not expected to survive 24hrs
CLASS lll Class I Class II CLASS E CLASS IV CLASS V
In general, what is pre operative optimization?
- Any fluid or electrolyte imbalance should be corrected
- Extent ot existing comorbidities should understood, condtions should be optimized prior to surgery
- Medications need adjustment
Enumerate steps of pre operative optimization of medications?
Pre operative medications to
1. Conseder
Stop
Adjust
Enumerate preoperative medications to stop?
- ORAL ANTIHYPERGLYCEMIC DRUGS
- ACEIS AND ARB
- WARFARIN AND HEPARIN
- NSAIS AND ASPIRIN
- HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS
Enumerate pre operative medications to consider?
Prophylaxis :
- GE REFLUX : RANITIDINE, METOCLOPRAMIDE, NA CITRATE
- ANTIBIOTICS : INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS
- STEROIDS FOR ADRENAL INSUFFICIENT
- ANXIETY :BENZODIAZEPINES
- BRONCHODILATOR: COPD AND ASTHMA
- NITROGLYCRIN and B BLOCKERS FOR CAD
To adjust??
BRONCHODILATOR
PREDNSONE
Insulin ( insulin)/dextrose infusion or holding dose
Which diseases complications continue to account for major morbidity and
mortality in patients undergoing noncardiac surgery?
Cardiovascular and pumonary complications
Which blood pressure not independently risk factor for perioperative cardiovascular complications?
Systole less than 180
Diadtole < 110
Clarify pre operative optimization of CAD???
➢At least 60 day should elapse after a MI before a noncardiac surgery in the absence of a
coronary intervention
• This period carries an increased risk of re-infarction/death
➢Mortality with perioperative MI is 20-50%
What are the advantages and disadvantages s of b blocker in CAD patient!
Dicrease the risk of cardiac events and mortality rate.
Increase peri operative strokes
Continue -blocker if patient is…….
routinely taking it prior to surgery
Consider initiation of -blocker in????
1.CAD and other ondications
2 intermediate and high risk surgerys as vascular surgery
Enumerate high Risk factor assessment of Noncardiac Surgical Procedurs?
- high emergent with elderly 🧓
- prolonged surgery with high fluid shift/blood loss
- aortic and other non carotid vascular surgery ( endovascular and non endo…)
Enumerate lower Risk factor assessment of Noncardiac Surgical Procedurs?
Eye 👁🗨
Skin
Superficial surgery
Endoscopic procedures