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Post-anesthetic apnea can both be central and/or obstructive...
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Post-anesthetic apnea can both be central and/or obstructive and has numerous risk factors, the greatest being pre-existing apnea. Other major risk factors are post-conceptual age at time of surgery (see below), post-conceptual age at birth, anaemia, hypothermia, infection, and various neurologic disorders.
Consumption of Oxygen (not including O2 dissolved in blood for simplicity) VO2 = Hb • (Sata - Satmv) X 1.34 • CO. Rearranged: Satmv = Sata – [VO2/ (Hb • 1.34 • CO)] CO = Cardiac Output VO2 = Oxygen consumption. Sata = Arterial saturation of haemoglobin Satmv = Mixed venous saturation of haemoglobin Hb = Haemoglobin. Q’s.
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1. what is the relative magnitude of CO produced from degradation of inhaled anesthetics on CO2 absorbents 2. what factors increase risk of CO release from absorbent 1. des>iso>sevo 2. dryness of absorbent (<1.4% water inc. production), high temperatures 2/2 low flows, baralyme>soda lime > CaOH2, anesthetic concentration (higher inc. risk),
2 Ιουν 2016 · 1) ACE Exams. 2) TrueLearn. 3) M5. 4) Reading Open anesthesia old stems. 5) Hall. I have no experience with AnesthesiaQbank and hadn’t heard of it prior to today. The ACE exams provide relevant questions, especially for advanced exam, and have excellent explanations.
3 Ιαν 2018 · The resulting model included five predictors of postoperative respiratory failure: type of surgery; emergency status; dependent functional status; pre-operative sepsis; and ASA physical status. Postoperative respiratory failure was associated with much higher 30-day mortality (25.62% vs. 0.98%).
