The Anaesthesia Science Viva Book - part 10 pdf
The Anaesthesia Science Viva Book - part 10 pdf
... Dense
subarachnoid anaesthesia will prevent hyper-reflexia completely. Deep
anaesthesia or the use of vasoactive drugs to treat developing hypertension
are less successful.
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fixed CO. The foramen ovale may open due to pressure reversal with right to left
inter-atrial shunting.
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... vessels in the posterior fossa.
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necessary. After topical anaesthesia to the conjunctiva the patient is asked to look
upwards and outwards (in the direction ... nerve
supplies part of the upper eyelid and the skin of the lower part of the
forehead near the midline. The lacrimal nerve supplies the skin adjacent...
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... with a theory of general anaesthesia. Ketamine acts specifically at the
NMDA receptor. The non-NMDA glutamate receptors are divided into various
sub-classes (␣-amino-3-hydr
oxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazole ... receptors: These consist of the N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA)
and non-NMDA receptor classes, which comprise the primary excitatory
neurotransmitter system in the brain. Inhibition of t...
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... flexion of the thumb, index and
middle fingers. Atrophic changes and wasting of the thenar eminence will flatten
the contours of the hand.
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The ulnar ... include the dura, the
zygoma, the extraocular muscles, particularly the medial rectus, the carotid
sinus, the pharynx, the glottis, the bronchial tree, the h...
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The use of a multi-holed catheter may further confuse the pictur
e, because it is
theoretically possible for the catheter to lie partly within the epidural and partly
within the subdural ... of the femoral
nerve is variable, and the benefits of ‘3-in-1’ block are unreliable.
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Supply: The nerve supplies the shaft of the femur, the muscles and skin of the
an...
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... hyperbaric therapy.
The main problem relates to oxygen toxicity. See Oxygen toxicity, page 105 .
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of 10 min the concentrations are equal, at which point the ... of these tumours originate in the gut
and so symptoms do not appear until they metastasise to the liver. Prior to
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... been placed above the level
of the RA.
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Propofol
Commentary
Propofol is the most commonly used agent for induction of anaesthesia in the UK. It
is used ... inhibit the re-uptake of noradrenaline and 5-HT
within the CNS.
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Nutrition
Commentary
Nutrition has become a se...
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... Itislikely that the viva may move to a general discus-
sion of this subject. See Postpartum haemorrhage, page 313.
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Direction the viva may take
You ... is the blood solubility, as quantified by the
blood-gas partition coefficient. The less soluble the agent the lower the amount
required to produce a given partial pre...
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... include 30, 50, 90, 100 and 150 mm. Most are 22G.
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Depth of anaesthesia
Commentary
The discovery of anaesthesia transformed the human condition, ... are ion-exchangers and molecular sieves. The
flow of air into the cylinders is directed so that nitrogen and water vapour
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... 4.48/224 or 2%.
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clinical relevance, because stiffening the diaphragm of the transducer, shortening
the length of the intra-arterial cannula or increasing ... further up the tube the area of the orifice is larger in relation
to the bobbin and the flow is turbulent. Flow rate through an orifice is related to
the densi...