Transfer to SICU Flashcards

1
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Transport to SICU

A

take emergency drugs
call PMTs for assistance
fellow goes with you

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2
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hazards in transfer

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air, clot dislodgement

pulling out line, chest tubes, foley

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3
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S/S of end-stage tamponade

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hypotension
low voltage ECG
distant heart tones
widened mediastinum

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4
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early s/s pericardial tampanode

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impaired diastolic filling
equalization of right and left heart pressures
pt compensates for significant amounts of fluid and then decompensates quickly

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5
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anesthetic of choice for pericaridal tampanode

A

ketamine?

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6
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circualty arrest indications

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aortic aneurisms, aortic root repair, congenital heart defects

  • involves removal of perfusion cannula and cessation of CPB
  • myocardial and cerebral protection
  • potential for large blood loss post-arrest
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7
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maximum duration of circulatory arrest

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one hour

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8
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cerebral protection: cooling

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done with CPB to 18 degrees c
wrap head in ice
monitor the temp
retrograde perfusion @ 40ml/min
-SVC to IJ through the brain bleed out to carotid and vertebral artiers
-provides 02 to the brain, fluses out air and potential thrombi

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9
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Pharmacologic cerebral protectants

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thipoental
mannitol
methylprednisilone

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10
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Dose and goal of Thiopental in cerebral protection

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aim is burst suppression on EEG

15-20 mg/kg

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Dose and goal of Mannitol in cerebral protection

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decreases edema, renal protectant

.25-.5 G/kg

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12
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Dose and goal of methylprednisilone in cerebral protection

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30 mg/kg

membrane stabilization

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13
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Off pump CABG approach

A

Mini thoractomy approach

midline sternotomy

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14
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benefits of off pump CABG

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avoid systemic inflammatory response seen post-bypass

avoid problems with hypothermia, cannulation, cardiac arrest and cardioplegia

avoid issues with organ perfusion with non-pulsatile flow

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15
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preperation for off pump CABG

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standard monitors and induction
same set up
have lots of pressors available
Heaprin for ACT 250-300
General +/- intercostal blocks
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16
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intraop off pump CABG considerations

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-use of stabilizing devise reduces CO
-manipulation of heart and placement of distal grafts produces dramatic cardiac dysfunction and arrythmias
-reduces venous return to heart
reduces coronary blood flow with reflexive tachycardia
-ISCHEMIA
-be prepared for profound hypotension

17
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ischemic preconditioning during off pump CABG

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  • brief repetivite occulsions of artery to be bypassed
  • preconditioned hearts showed less decrease in LV dysfunction after ischemia and arrythmias
  • inconsistnet
18
Q

Proximal anastomosis

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-partially occluding aortic clamps

SBP

19
Q

proximal anstomosis interoperative goals

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maintain CPP
prevent ischemia
maintain CO
euvolemia
rest the heart bw manipualtions
large dose of pressors and/or vol
20
Q

when to go on bypass? (off pump CABG)

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  • technical reason or sudden servere decompensation following occlusion of coronary artery
  • deterioration from a previous steady state that doesn’t respond to aggressive tx