CAPA certification
Sevoflurane - Answer-Potentiates neuromuscular blockade delays emergence
Safe Medication Administration is regulated by - Answer-State Practice act
SOB after interscalene block - Answer-Affected phrenic nerve
Dissociative agent - Answer-Ketamine
Ketamine - Answer-Opioid sparing action, minimal effects on RR, increases HR and BP, decreases nausea
marked salivation, nystagmus
Ketamine - Answer-Emergence delirium
Ketamine metabolite - Answer-Non ketamine- longer pain relief
Foley catheter traction - Answer-Encourages prostatic fossa hemostasis
Spinal anesthetic blockade occurs - Answer-Autonomic, sensory, motor
, Malignant hyperthermia - Answer-Give dantrolene mixed w sterile water, cold IV fluids, sodium
bicarbonate, mannitol. Do not give verapamil
Malignant hyperthermia - Answer-Causes by succinylcholine and inhalation agents
medical malpractice - Answer-Civil law/ tort
Tort- negligence
Benzos - Answer-Sedation, amnesia, tx for seizures
Reversed with flumanezil
Diazepam (Valium) - Answer-48 hr amnesia, respiratory depression
Midazolam (Versed) - Answer-Sedation, anxiety
Do not with with MOA antidepressants
Caution with COPD and MI hx
Lorazepam (Ativan) - Answer-Slow onset 20-30 min
Hypothermia in children - Answer-Can lead to hypoxemia, hypoglycemia , metabolic acidosis
Brachial plexus block - Answer-Best approach is axillary
Provide sling post block
Keep arm elevated
Sevoflurane - Answer-Potentiates neuromuscular blockade delays emergence
Safe Medication Administration is regulated by - Answer-State Practice act
SOB after interscalene block - Answer-Affected phrenic nerve
Dissociative agent - Answer-Ketamine
Ketamine - Answer-Opioid sparing action, minimal effects on RR, increases HR and BP, decreases nausea
marked salivation, nystagmus
Ketamine - Answer-Emergence delirium
Ketamine metabolite - Answer-Non ketamine- longer pain relief
Foley catheter traction - Answer-Encourages prostatic fossa hemostasis
Spinal anesthetic blockade occurs - Answer-Autonomic, sensory, motor
, Malignant hyperthermia - Answer-Give dantrolene mixed w sterile water, cold IV fluids, sodium
bicarbonate, mannitol. Do not give verapamil
Malignant hyperthermia - Answer-Causes by succinylcholine and inhalation agents
medical malpractice - Answer-Civil law/ tort
Tort- negligence
Benzos - Answer-Sedation, amnesia, tx for seizures
Reversed with flumanezil
Diazepam (Valium) - Answer-48 hr amnesia, respiratory depression
Midazolam (Versed) - Answer-Sedation, anxiety
Do not with with MOA antidepressants
Caution with COPD and MI hx
Lorazepam (Ativan) - Answer-Slow onset 20-30 min
Hypothermia in children - Answer-Can lead to hypoxemia, hypoglycemia , metabolic acidosis
Brachial plexus block - Answer-Best approach is axillary
Provide sling post block
Keep arm elevated
