Stages & Planes Flashcards

1
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Define stage 1

A

Voluntary excitement

Runs from induction to loss of consciousness

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2
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Stage 1 patient effects

A
Increase in pulse/RR/smooth muscle tone
Pupillary dilation
Vocalisation
Salivation
Uruination / defaecation
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3
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Define stage 2

A

Involuntary excitement

Runs from loss of consciousness to rhythmic resp.

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4
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Stage 2 patient effects

A
Irregular resp.; begins to settle
Eyes wide open & ventromedial
Pupillary dilation
CNR present
Brisk pedal reflex
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5
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Stage 3, plane 1 suitable for…

A

Minor sx -
Stitch-up
Small mass excision

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6
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Stage 3, plane 1 patient effects

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Resp. Regular & deep
Slight CV depression
Nystagmus slows then ceases
Third eyelid partially across
Eyes ventromedial
Brisk corneal reflex 
Slower palpebral reflex
Absent limb movement
Brisk pedal reflex
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7
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Stage 3, plane 2 suitable for…

A

Most procedures

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8
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Stage 3, plane 2 patient effects

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HR & BP slightly reduced
TV reduced
Eyes ventromedial
Pupillary constriction
Palpebral sluggish, then ceases
Corneal reflex present
Muscles relaxed
Pedal reflex sluggish, then ceases
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9
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Stage 3, plane 3 suitable for…

A

All procedures

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10
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Stage 3, plane 3 patient effects

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HR & BP reduced
RR & TV reduces
Eyes open & central
Pupillary dilation
Pedal reflex lost
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11
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Define stage 4

A

Overdose
Progressive resp. Failure -
Diaphragmatic function only

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Stage 4 patient effects

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Pulse v.high or v.low
Prolonged CRT & cyanosis
Eyes open & central
Pupillary dilation
Dry cornea
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