ANESTHESIA

Anesthesia for Otolaryngologic Surgery

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Anesthesia for Otolaryngologic Surgery

TABLE 47-6 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS SPECIFICALLY EXAMINED IN PATIENTS WITH STRIDOR Breathing rate Heart rate Wheezing Cyanosis Chest retractions Nasal flaring Level of consciousness b. Laryngomalacia caused by a long…

read more

Mechanisms of Anesthesia and Consciousness

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Mechanisms of Anesthesia and Consciousness

C. Lipid versus Protein Targets. Anesthetics might interact with several possible molecular targets to produce their effects on the function of ion channels and other proteins. D. Lipid Theories of…

read more

Anesthesia for Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeries

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Anesthesia for Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeries

CHAPTER 43 Anesthesia for Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeries The development of “minimally invasive surgery” or “minimal access surgery” has revolutionized the field of surgery (Joshi GP, Cunningham A. Anesthesia for…

read more

Anesthetic Risk, Quality Improvement, and Liability

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Anesthetic Risk, Quality Improvement, and Liability

ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; OR, operating room. TABLE 4-2 COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO ANESTHESIA Postoperative nerve injury Ulnar nerve injury Lower extremity neuropathy after surgery in the lithotomy position after…

read more

Office-Based Anesthesia

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Office-Based Anesthesia

CHAPTER 31 Office-Based Anesthesia An office-based anesthetic is defined as an anesthetic that is performed in an outpatient venue (office, procedure room) that is not accredited as either an ambulatory…

read more

Patient Positioning and Potential Injuries

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Patient Positioning and Potential Injuries

CHAPTER 28 Patient Positioning and Potential Injuries Positioning a patient for a surgical procedure is frequently a compromise between what the anesthetized patient can tolerate (structurally and physiologically) and what…

read more

The History of Anesthesia

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on The History of Anesthesia

CHAPTER 1 The History of Anesthesia Although most human civilizations evolved some method for diminishing patient discomfort, anesthesia, in its modern and effective meaning, is a comparatively recent discovery with…

read more

Experimental Design and Statistics

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Experimental Design and Statistics

ASA = American Society of Anesthesiologists. C. Descriptive statistics are intended to describe the sample of numbers obtained and to characterize the population from which the sample was obtained. The…

read more

Occupational Health

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Occupational Health

Reproduced from American Society of Anesthesiologists Task Force on Latex Sensitivity of the Committee on Occupational Health of Operating Room Personnel: Natural Rubber Latex Allergy: Considerations for Anesthesiologists. Available at…

read more

Scope of Practice

Sep 11, 2016 by in ANESTHESIA Comments Off on Scope of Practice

CHAPTER 2 Scope of Practice Medical practice, including its infrastructure and functional details, is changing and evolving rapidly in the United States (Eichhorn JH, Grider JS. Scope of practice. In:…

read more
Get Clinical Tree app for offline access