NORA unique challenges
ASA statement on NORA locations about what is needed
BIG deal communication requirement
dependable communication devices
what are we doing in these places?
EVERYTHING
higher frequency of _____ _____ and ______
severe injury and death
> 50% NORA-related claims involving deaths: patients received sub-standard anesthesia care _________ by improved _______ techniques
preventable
monitoring
sub-optimal ____ and failure to provide _____ _____ were the leading causes of poor outcomes
care
safe practice
most claims were related to:
inadequate oxygenation and/or ventilation (loss of airway)
______ most common cause - (___% of claims)
MAC (50% of claims)
1/3 are due to _____-_____ leading to respiratory depression
over-sedation
most claims are d/t over-sedation: limited _______ monitoring or no _______ monitoring at all
EtCO2
respiratory
Mean age of NORA patients is ____ ____ _____ than OR patients
3.5 years greater
this means more medically ______/more _______/less stable ______ ____
complex
comorbidities
surgical risk
NORA has higher percent of ASA
ASA III-V patients (37.6% compared to 33%)
because many NORA procedures are minimally invasive, patients are more likely to be _______ _____/____ _____
discharged early/same day
general considerations, patient factors:
general considerations, environment:
general considerations, procedure:
endoscopy
pulmonary
cardiology
pediatrics
fertility
magnets force ______ to align with magnetic field
protons