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Apex Anesthesia: Unit 11 Across the Lifespan

______ is the gold standard to retrieve a foreign body

- 4 complications? Correct Answers Rigid bronchoscopy is the
"gold standard" procedure to retrieve the foreign body.

Complications of Rigid Bronchoscopy:
-Laryngospasm
-Bradycardia during scope insertion
-Post-intubation croup
-Pneumothorax

10 risk factors for postintubation laryngeal edema? Correct
Answers Risk factors (all are from a small airway or airway
trauma:

-Age < 4 years
-ETT is too large
-ETT cuff volume is too high (too much air was injected or N2O
was used during the procedure)
-Traumatic or multiple intubation attempts (one reason not to
use an uncuffed tube)
-Prolonged intubation
-Coughing (cuff rubs against the tracheal mucosa)
-Head or neck surgery
-Head repositioning during surgery
-History of infectious or post-intubation croup
-Trisomy 21

,3 indications for FFP transfusion in the neonate? Correct
Answers The indications for transfusion of FFP mirror the
recommendations set forth by the ASA guidelines. These
include:

-Emergency reversal of warfarin.
-Correction of coagulopathic bleeding with increase PT > 1.5 or
increased PTT.
-Correction of coagulopathic bleeding if > 1 blood volume has
been replaced and coagulation studies are not easily obtained.

FFP is NOT indicated for expansion of intravascular volume.

3 treatment for hypermagnesemia? Correct Answers
Supportive measures

Diuretics (to facilitate excretion of Mg+2)

IV calcium (to antagonize Mg+2)

4 signs and symptoms suggest a congenital diaphragmatic
hernia? Correct Answers CDH is usually diagnosed at birth.
The newborn will have a scaphoid abdomen (sunken in) and
likely experience respiratory distress.

Other findings include:
- Barrel chest
- Cardiac displacement
- Fluid-filled gastrointestinal segments in the thorax

,4 treatment options for uterine atony? Correct Answers Uterine
massage

Oxytocin

Ergot alkaloids

Intrauterine balloon

5 autonomic changes that occur in the elderly. Correct Answers
-Decreased adrenergic receptor density
-Decreased response to catecholamines
-Increased circulating catecholamines as partial compensation
-Reduced ability to increase HR during hypotension (decreased
baroreceptor function)
-Impaired thermoregulation increases the risk of hypothermia

5 side effects of hypermagnesemia? Correct Answers Side
effects:
-Apnea
-Hypotension
-Skeletal muscle weakness ( synergism with nondepolarizers)
-CNS depression
-Reduced responsiveness to ephedrine and phenylephrine

7 signs suggest dehydration in the neonate? Correct Answers
Signs of dehydration:
-Sunken anterior fontanel
-Weight loss (a 10% reduction in the first week is normal)
-Irritability or lethargy
-Dry mucus membranes

, -Absence of tears
-Decreased skin turgor
-Increased hematocrit in the absence of transfusion

7 treatment for a "tet spell" that occurs during the perioperative
period? Correct Answers Perioperative "tet spell" treatment:
-FiO2 100%.

-Intravascular volume expansion.

-Increase SVR with phenylephrine to augment the PVR to SVR
ratio.

-Reduce SNS stimulation to improve dynamic RVOT
obstruction - deepen anesthesia, beta-blockade with a short-
acting agent (esmolol).

-Inotropes worsen RVOT obstruction and are best avoided.

-Avoid excessive airway pressure.

-An infant may be placed in a knee-chest position to mimic
squatting.

8 risk factors for ROP? Correct Answers Key risk factors for
ROP:
Prematurity
Low birth weight
Hyperoxia
Mechanical ventilation
Blood transfusion

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