1
Q
What is compartment syndrome?
A
Tissue pressure greater than the local perfusion pressure
2
Q
What is compartment perfusion pressure equal to?
A
Arterial diastolic pressure - compartmental pressure
3
Q
What are the clinical indications for emergent fasciotomy?
A
Compartment pressure > 30 mm Hg
CK > 5K
Loss of normal physic patterns in tibial venous flow
Anesthesia MM/TL
flashcards
Decks in class (36)
# Cards
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Pharmacological Principles56
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Orals: Lungs/airway91
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Orals: cardiac221
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Inhalational Anesthetics principals48
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Inhalational Anesthetics86
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IV ANESTHETICS- barbs25
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IV anes - BZD28
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IV Anesthetics77
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Opioids35
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Important Equations16
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Respiratory Physiology127
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Cardiac Surgery22
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Nmba149
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Other Common Drugs Used In Anesthesia57
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Anesthetic Physiology And Principles208
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Heme111
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Autonomics + acetylcholinesterase inhibitors48
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Adrenergics And Anti-adrenergics15
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Hypotensive Agents44
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Local Anesthetics130
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The OR environment and anesthesia machine25
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Cardiac Physiology243
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Physics, monitors, machine170
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Hepatic Phys And Anesthesia36
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Perioperative7
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Endocrine64
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OB218
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Anatomy63
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Renal20
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Neuro Anesthesia219
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Trauma3
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Echo3
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Liver Transplant37
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Airway7
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Pain88
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Peds108
