Laryngeal Mask Airway
Every anesthesiologist should be able to isolate and collapse a lung when requested to do so. The methods currently used to accomplish this are blockade with a bronchial blocker (BB)…
Every anesthesiologist should be able to isolate and collapse a lung when requested to do so. The methods currently used to accomplish this are blockade with a bronchial blocker (BB)…
Emergence from anesthesia is the critical period of recovery from general anesthesia, with the return of consciousness, neuromuscular conduction, and airway protective reflexes. 2) Evaluation of the signs and…
Every anesthesiologist should be able to isolate and collapse a lung when requested to do so. The methods currently used to accomplish this are blockade with a bronchial blocker (BB)…
Emergence from anesthesia is the critical period of recovery from general anesthesia, with the return of consciousness, neuromuscular conduction, and airway protective reflexes. 2) Evaluation of the signs and…
Emergence from anesthesia is the critical period of recovery from general anesthesia, with the return of consciousness, neuromuscular conduction, and airway protective reflexes. 2) Evaluation of the signs and…
Emergence from anesthesia is the critical period of recovery from general anesthesia, with the return of consciousness, neuromuscular conduction, and airway protective reflexes. 2) Evaluation of the signs and…
c) Preoperative fluid deficits develop during the period of time in which the child has not received oral or IV maintenance fluids. d) The preoperative fluid deficit is calculated by determining the…
2. Volume of drug distribution a) Infants have a larger extracellular fluid compartment and greater TBW content. b) There is a greater adipose content and a higher ratio of water to lipid. Fat…
Modified from Roizen MF, Beaupre PN, Alpert RA, et al. Monitoring with two-dimensional transesophageal echocardiography: comparison of myocardial function in patients undergoing supraceliac, suprarenal-infraceliac, or infrarenal aortic occlusion. J Vasc…
CNS, central nervous system; FO, foramen ovale; G/A, general anesthesia; PDA, patent ductus arteriosus; RPO, retinopathy of prematurity; V./Q., ventilation/perfusion. 5. System review and examination a) When performing a physical assessment, one…