Systems Review 2 Neuro Flashcards

1
Q

Normal ICP

A

< or = 15 mmHg

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2
Q

Weight of Brain. oxygen %. Blood output

A

1400g. 20%. 15%

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3
Q

The cerebral perfusion pressure normally (Flat portion of ICP curve)

A

If CPP is between 50-150mmHg

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4
Q

If CPP below 50 then…

If CPP above 150mmHg

A

CBF falls in MAP, Vasodilation is maximal

Vasocon is max, and interstitial leak

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5
Q

Raised ICP results (3)

A

Brain herniation, cerebral ischemia since reduced CPP, brain shifts

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6
Q

What do we drugs avoid BEFORE neurosurgery? What about right before you control airway for emergency craniotomy?

A

opioids and sedatives since increase ICP since decreased DD leading to ICP elevation. fentanyl 5-10 mcg /kg

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7
Q

How to lower ICP? (6)

A
  • Elevate head
  • hyperventilate (PaCO2 25-30 mmHg)
  • drain CSF
  • Osmotic diuretics
  • steroids
  • propofol/barbituates
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8
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Primary pathology concerns increasing ICP

A

vascular lesions, tumors

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9
Q

What vascular access do we need for neuro?

A

arterial catheter ( A line) for frequent lab draws, a second IV. Get your urinary catheter too!

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10
Q

Worst agent for neuro bc CPB increased? Best agents for neuro?

A

Ketamine! best: propofol des sevo fent remi.

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11
Q

Volatile agents will increase or decrease cerebral blood flow

A

increase bc vasodilation

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12
Q

Will you generally hyperventilate them? What should CO2 be under

A

Yes (until RSI.) under 30

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13
Q

What does Nitrouse oxide do for neuro? do we use it

A

Dont use it . increased oxy metabolism and increased ICP?

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14
Q

Does SUX increase or decrease ICP? clinically relevant?

A

increase. not really…

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15
Q

Typical crainial tumor patient? Matt Chickey.

A

s/s increasing ICP, 40-60 yo, adult onset seizure disorder, diagnosed by CT or MRI

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16
Q

Drug to you manage fluid and electolyte for neurosurgery? dose? hyper or hypotension

A
  • mannitol = cerebral dehydration and decreased ICP
  • 0.25-2 g/kg bolus over 10 mins( 30 min before open the dura)
  • hypotension
17
Q

Three pin holder how to keep them still?

A

patient CANNOT move. so good dose of fentanyl or sevo lots. or propofol.

18
Q

30-60 % of strokes

A

Intracerebral

19
Q

Subarachnoid hemorrhage description and more adult or peds

A

hemorrhage between archnoid and pia. mostly in adult than peds

20
Q

Intracranial aneurysm

A

Intracranial aneurysm, also known as brain aneurysm, is a cerebrovascular disorder in which weakness in the wall of a cerebral artery or vein causes a localized dilation or ballooning of the blood vessel.

21
Q

What does PEEP do to ICP?

A

> ICP blood backs up into brain

22
Q

BEWARE: what can N2o cause for craniotomy?

A

tension pneumocephalus = nitrous in the air filled space and no good man

23
Q

Emergence techniques to prevent intraoptive hemorrhage

A
  1. do not reverse until head dression on
  2. 1.5 mg/kg lido 90 before extub
  3. labetalol or Esmolol or NTG