Pharmacology
Buccal
Route of administration where medication is placed between cheek and teeth for absorption
You should move anesthetized patients slowly to:
prevent circulatory and respiratory changes
Bair Hugger
This is where the appendix is located
RUQ
Use of succinylcholine, curare, or halogenated inhalation agents
A drug that neutralizes or impedes the action of another drug
Antagonist
MAC
monitored anesthesia care
What is not a risk with general anesthesia?
Muscle relaxation
This body fluid does not transmit the HIV virus
Urine
The first treatment given to a patient who is suspected of MH
Hyperventilate, oxygen to 100%
An affect from medication which is often undesired and potentially harmful is
Adverse effect
During intubation/extubating there should be absolute quietness in the room to prevent what from occurring?
Laryngospasms
Nerve plexus block, bier block, spinal, and epidural are this type of anesthesia
Regional
Movement away from the medial plan
Abduction
This is the first sign of MH
Unexplained tachycardia
A strong iodine solution used to stain the cervix to test for cervical cancer
Lugol's solution
This anesthetic agent is commonly used as an induction agent for adults intravenously
Propofol
Anticholinergic drugs are used to reduce this
Secretions
OS
letters indicated for left eye
Dantrolene
Pharmacokinetics
Entire process of the drug within the body-how the drug is metabolized
Induction, Maintenance, Emergency, Recover
Four phases of anesthesia
This piece of equipment is extremely important to have when anesthesia induction begins
Suction
15-20
minimum number of air exchanges within the operating room
These are areas where ice should be packed
Axilla, base of skull, groin