Scoliosis Flashcards

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What is scoliosis

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Kyphosis

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Lordosis

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Cobbs method

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Cobbs method

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At what angle 2ill 5here be respiratory impairment?

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Classification of scoliosis

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Congenital scoliosis

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Idiopathic scoliosis

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Neuromuscular: neuropathic

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Neuromuscular: myopathic

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Miscellaneous

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Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis

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None idiopathic scoliosis

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Respiratory sequel

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Respiratory

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Respiratory

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Respiratory

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Respiratory

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Cardiovascular sequel

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Cardiovascular sequel

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Cardiovascular sequel

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Cardiovascular sequel

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Cardiovascular sequel

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Cardiovascular sequel

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Preop evaluation cl8nical

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Investigation echo

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Investigation pft

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Investigation ecg

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Latex

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Anaesthetic concerns for scoliosis

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Monitoring for coliosis

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Possible complications from surgery

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Hypotension differential during surgery

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Air embolism

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Detection of air embolism

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Resuscitation in prone

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Neuromonitoring

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Spinal cord blood flow

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Anterior median spinal artery supply territory

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Redicular arteries

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Posterior spinal artery anatomy

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Posterior spinal artery territory

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Perimedullary vessels

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Boarder with highest ischemic risk

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4 segments of regional spinal circulation cord

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Adamkiewics

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Segment with high susceptibility to Ischaemia

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Lumbar artery syndrome

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Principlea that regulate blood flow

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Wakeup test

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How to maximise perfusion

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Limitations of wakeup test

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential: danger signs

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Amplitude reduction > 50%

Increased latency > 10%

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential limitations

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Only monitors the dorsal column

Provides no evidence of motor function loss or anterior spinal cord injury

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential reliability

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential effects of voletiles

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential effects of iv agents

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential effects of biological factors

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential, ideal anaesthetic approach

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Neumetric Monitoring : sensory evoked potential, how is it done

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Prone baseline recording,

Maintain anaesthetic depth, CO2, temperature and BP

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Intraoperative consideration for ssep

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Criterion for decreased ssep

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Amplitude reduction by 40%

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Motor evoked potential

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Transcranial

Spinal cord

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Transcranial MEP vs Sseps

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Lag 5min ssep

MEP false pos <10%

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Anaesthetic agent effects on MEP

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Ideal anaesthesia for mep

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Causes of blood loss

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Blood loss monitoring

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Strategies to minimise blood loss

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Induced hypotension
Change in surgical techniques
Antifibrinolytic

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Decrease homologous blood transfusion

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Preop autologous blood donation
Cell salvage
Normovolaemic hemodilution
Apheresis

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Acute Normovolaemic hemodilution technique

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Complications

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Pulmonary edema
Anasarca
Postoperative ventilation

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Deliberate hypotension what is it

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Deliberate hypotension agents used

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Deliberate hypotension monitoring

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Deliberate hypotension concers

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Prone position pressure areas

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Brachial plexus
Ulner nerve
Male genitals
Nipples
Eyes
Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh
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Brachial plexus Injury signs

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Postoperative vision loss

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Effect of increased intra abdominal pressure

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Hazards of turning patients

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Postoperative management : Complications

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Pain management

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Pca
Epidural catheter
NSAIDS