Test 3 Flashcards

1
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Laparoscopy

Effects of pneumoperitoneium

Resp
Cardiac

A

-Intraperitoneal insufflation of CO2

-Release of catecholamines and vasopressin

-Increased PaCO2
-Decrease compliance/FRC
-Gas embolism, pneumo, endotracheal intub

-Increase BP and SVR
-Decrease CO
**Bradycardia = Glycopyyrolate
*Brady does not correlate with ETCO2

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-Gas embolism. L>?? Tx?

-Subqemphysema
-Pneumothorax
-Pneumomediastium

-Endobronchial intubation

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Gas embolism
-Tachycardia + Hypo
-Decrease ETCO2
-Millwhell murmur
–> Tx: Tredenlengburg, fluid bolus, O2, aspirate air

Improper placement of trochar but resolves in ~30-60mins

Cephalad movement of carina from tredenlenburg position

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Tredenlengburg
(Head down)

Reverse Tredelenburg
(Head up)

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T = ^CO, VR, IABP, IOP
Decrease FRC/compliance

Reverse T=
–> Hypotension, decrease CO, **Venous stasis
:) for breathing

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Complications of laparoscopy (4)

Contraindications? (4)

Considerations for anesthesia?

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-30-50% = performation/CBD injury
-15-30% = Burns
-Retroperitoneal hematomas (often insidious)
-Infection

Contra= Increase ICP, tumor, trauma, hydrocephalus

Anesthesia: OG, T = intubate, light pressure = LMA, NMBD, narcotics

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Nissen fundoplication

What is the surgery for? indications?

Pre-op
Intra-op

Positions?

A

— –>To increase lower esophageal sphincter pressure
–>Complications of GERD
—-Stricture
—-Aspiration pneumonia
—-Esophageal ulcerations
—-Barrett’s esophagus
—-Failure or unwillingness to commit to medication

Pre-op=
PPI, Pro-kinetics, document eso hyperacidity

Intra-op=
-OG decompress,
-Esophageal dilator = lube+ leave til surgeon suture then pull out
-Anti-biotics

Position??
— Supine, low lithotomy, reverse Tburg

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Cholecystectomy= remove Gallbladder

Indications? 5 Fs

Pre-op
Intra-op

Position?

A

—Symptomatic cholecystitis=
—–>5 F’s: female, forty, fair, flatulent, fat

Pre-op:
Full stomach = prokinetics
Bicitra

Position? —
Supine, reverse Tburg, left tilt

Glucagon= for sphincter of oddi spasm

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7
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SpLLLenectomy

Indications?

***Position?

Pre-op? week before? labs?
Intraop?

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Indications: THINK BLEEDING
— ITP
— Lymphoma
— Hemolytic anemia
— Trauma

Preoperatively
— Should have received pneumococcal, meningococcal, and H influenza vaccinations 1 week preop
—Evaluate LLL atelectasis

Intraoperatively
— GETA
— –>Type and cross
— vs type and screen
— Xtra venous access
-SCIP antibiotics

Position
— 45 degree right lateral decubitus=Kidney rest, table flexed
—

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Bowel resection

Indications?

Pre-op
Meds?
Intra-op

Position:

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Indications
— Ulcerative colitis
— Crohn’s disease
— Diverticular disease
— Cancers
— Ischemic bowel

Preoperatively
— Bowel prep
— Mu-opioid antagonists
— Entereg (alvimopan)
— ERAS/ (multimodal)
— Preop warming

MEDS??
Gabapentin, acetaminophen, scopolamine
Gatorade

Intraoperatively
— GETA
OG vs. NGT
SCIP antibiotics
Consider albumin vs crystalloid
—Postop pain control

Position
—Supine or low lithotomy
—

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Appendectomy

Pre-op? Symptoms to look for?? Labs?
Intra-op?

Position? what armed tucked?

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Preoperatively
— Consider full stomach
May be dehydrated d/t fever/N&V
-Hemoconcentration
-elev. BUN

Intraoperatively
— GETA
— Consider full stomach/aspiration risk
— OGT
SCIP antibiotics

Position
–>Supine, left arm tucked; trendelenburg
—

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10
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Bariatric Surgery

Obesity + symptoms
Pre-op– prophylaxis
Intra-op

POSITION? Whats good for breathing??

When to remove OG tube?

A

Preoperatively
-Review medication list- appetite suppressors?
-Assess airway- limit preoperative sedation?
-Commonly have undiagnosed OSA
VTE prophylaxis!!!

POSITION: Reverse Tburg/HOB up 30 degrees…..GOOD pre-oxygenation

Intraoperatively
–>GETA/RSI- supine position=too hard to mask ventilate
–> Induction on ideal body weight

OGT- removed before stomach stapled

Calibration tube/methylene blue

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11
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Long term concerns for bariatric surgery

Types:
1.) Lap banding
2.) Sleeve Gastroectomy
3.) Gastric bypass

A

Long term complications: Diarrhea, dysphagia, protein and vitamin malabsorption

— A,D,E,K,B12,calcium

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12
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Laparotomy
Indications?

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Indications for conversion
— Obesity
— Adhesions
— Bleeding
— Unclear anatomy
— Staple misfire
— Inability to ventilate

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13
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Exploratory laparotomy

pre-op?
intra-op?

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— Indications
-Trauma
-Abdominal catastrophes
-Staging

Intraoperatively
-GETA
-Profound muscle relaxation
-NGT—manipulate the bowel. Will have ileus
-Consider epidural placement
-Consider multi-modal pain control
-Keep warm!!!

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14
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Gynecological

D & C (Dilation and Curettage)

Pre-op
Intra-op

Type of anesthesia?
Meds???

A

Removes excess uterine/endometrial lining

Pregnancy test
Stop breast feed
General anesthesia

L> Bradycardia

Pitocin IV
NOOOO SCIP ANTIBIOTICS

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15
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D & E

how many weeks counseling period??

Anesthesia involvement?

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— Variable by state
-20-24 weeks
-Counseling/Waiting period
-Parental involvement
—
Anesthesia involvement
— –>Pitocin IV

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16
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Pitocin

How many units/L?
Secreted from ___?
Mechanism of Action?

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-Secreted from the neuro-hypophysis

-Stimulates uterine contraction

-Similar to vasopressin
— –>Increases water reabsorption from glomerular filtrate
—
20u/liter

17
Q

Hysteroscopy

What is the purpose of this procedure?

How to prep?

Intraop? Symptoms to L>?

A

Examine endometrial cavity/ Look for IUB

Need inflate uterus:
1.) NS/LRS
2.) Sorbitol

Intra-op
-Paracervical block vs gen anesthesia
-Lithotomy
-BRADYCARDIA
-Anti-biotics

18
Q

Urethral slings

For what population of patients?

What kind of anesthesia?
Position?

A

For incontinence/ loss support to bladder neck and pelvic floor:
1.) Jumping sports
2.) Older/ lots of babies

Prolene mesh

Intraoperatively
— Lithotomy
— General anesthesia
— LMA— quick
— SCIP antibiotics
— Post op pain? (tender)

19
Q

Condyloma—Genital warts from HPV

What to be aware of during surgery??

A

Intraoperatively
— Lithotomy
—General anesthesia—LMA
—
Laser evacuation procedures!!!!!

LASER MASK

Smoke evacuation—bc BURNING off the CONDYLOMA

20
Q

Repair procedures

-Caused by weakened pelvic floor
-Delivery…repair postponed…
— –>Aging
— –>Previous pelvic

Types (3): CRE

Position?
Intra-op?

A

Types
1.) Cystocele- Anterior prolapse
2.)Rectocele- Posterior prolapse
3.) Enterocele

Intra-op
-General anesthesia
-SCIP
-**Foley Catheter (if longer than 3 hrs)

21
Q

Hysterectomy/BSO

Where is the incision??
Abdominal= ___
Vagina =____

A

—Abdominal: Pfannenstiel or midline

Vaginal:
— LAVH—Laparoscopic- assisted combined hysterectomy

Intraoperatively
— Position???
— General anesthesia
— GETA
— Foley catheter
— SCIP
— Bowel prep??— depends on surgeon

**Bradycardia??
88–> pulling on peritoneium or cervix

— PONV??

22
Q

Robotic surgery
(Improved dexterity but also increased cost)

Positions??
Intra-op considerations??

A

Position=
-EXTREME TRENDELENBURG
= Head down

GOOD MUSCLE RELAXATION

FLUID RESTRICTION = bc fluid will go to head/airway.
Pressors > Fluids

-Anti-biotics