The tauma of major surgery Flashcards
What are systemic responses to injury?
- increased cardiac output
- increased minute ventilation
- febrile
- increased metabolic rate
What happens to supply the increased energy demand of wounds?
- accelerated lipolysis
- accelerated proteolysis
- amino acids–wound healing, acute phase proteins)
- glucose–vital organs, wound healing
What role does pain play in trauma?
- increased metabolic rate
What are factors that play a role in the energy and nitrogen balance?
- endocrine system
- nervous system
- tissue factors
why is skeletal muscle lost before adipose tissue?
gluconeogenesis is easier from protein than lipid
What happens the the fluid compartments in response to major trauma?
- expansion of ECF–Vd of drugs!!! aminoglycosides
What changes occur in response to injury?
- volume loss
- underperfusion
- starvation
- tissue damage
- infection
What does endotoxin cause release of?
TNF
cyclooxgenase (prostaglandins)
constrition and dilation in different orgnans
increased metabolic rate, endocrine response, decreased nutritional state lead to what?
weight loss
immune suppression
What are contronllable factors with major trauma?
- volume loss
- underperfusion
- starvation
- tissue damage
- infection
What are the factors of the pain management?
- preemptive
- systemic analgesia
- local pain control–epidurals, intraarticular analgesia