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5 cardinal functions of anesthesia

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  1. analgesia
  2. amnesia
  3. hypnosis
  4. muscle relaxation
  5. blunting autonomic reflexes
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surgical urgency: emergent

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  • immediate threat to life or limb
  • intervention needed <2 hours from presentation
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surgical urgency: urgent

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  • threat to life or limb w/o intervention, but still time for pre-op eval
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surgical urgency: time sensitive

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  • can be delayed up to 3 months to allow for pre-op eval, management plan
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surgical urgency: elective

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  • no time frame
  • full eval, management plan made
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low risk MACE

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  • CV intact
  • MACE risk <1%
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functional capacity in metabolic equivalents

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patient should be able to meet 4 METs: activity that expends 4x energy used by body at rest w/ no SOB, limitation s
- stairs, household chores, running short distances

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high risk MACE

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> 1%

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mallampati classification: I

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  • can see soft palate, uvula, fauces, pillars
  • no difficulty intubating
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mallampati classification: II

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  • can see soft palate, uvula, fauces
  • no difficulty intubating
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mallampati classification: III

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  • can see soft palate, base of uvula
  • moderate difficulty intubating
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mallampati classification: IV

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  • can only see hard palate
  • severe difficulty intubating
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ASA physical status: I

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normal, healthy patient

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ASA physical status: II

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mild, systemic disease w/ no functional limitation
- medicated/controlled

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ASA physical status: III

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severe systemic illness, functional limitation

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ASA physical status: IV

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severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life

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ASA physical status: V

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moribund pt, not expected to live w/o surgery

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ASA physical status: VI

18
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5 principles of outpatient anesthesia

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  1. active, intentional pre-op planning
  2. opioid-sparing pain control
  3. regional or combined anesthesia approach
  4. TIVA over inhaled
  5. proactive prevention of PONV
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SCIP measure 1

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pre-op prophylactic antibiotics should be administered 1 hour prior to incision
(2 hours if vancomycin or fluoroquinolones)

20
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SCIP measure 2

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prophylactic antibiotic selection: usually 1st, 2nd gen cephalosporin or vancomycin

21
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SCIP measure 3

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prophylactic antibiotics should be discontinued within 24 hours after surgical end time

22
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SCIP measure 6

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appropriate hair removal from surgical sites: electric shaver

23
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SCIP card 2

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pts on beta blockers should receive them before arrival or during perioperative period