ASA
18 Year old patient with no current regular medication's or past medical history
What is ASA-1?
The two medication classes used in Moderate Sedation
What are Benzodiazepine and Opioid's?
A common side effects of sedation effecting heart rate
What is Bradycardia?
Patient is unable to maintain ventilatory function without assistance, will not respond to stimulus.
What is General Anesthesia?
"The land of many lakes" and " In the cheeks"
What does Lompoc mean?
87 year old male found in MVA with severe bleed needing immediate intervention.
What is ASA-5?
Medication for Bradycardia
Atropine
Common side effect effecting respiratory status
Hypoventilation and Respiratory Depression
La Purisima
What is Lompoc's mission?
Patient with severe CVA with GCS of 2, confirmed brain death. In OR for organ donation.
What is ASA-6?
Reversal for Versed
Flumazenil (Romazicon)
What are common signs/symptoms of an allergic reaction?
Patient would have a decreased LOC but is able to respond to verbal/physical commands and maintain their own airway.
What is Moderate Sedation?
Multiple ships crashing on the shore of Lompoc's coastline in 1923.
What is the Honda Point Disaster?
What is ASA-3?
Reversal Agent for Opioids
Narcan( Nalaxone)
Allergic Reaction Treatment
What is benadryl , corticosteroids and epinephrine?
Patient that receives oral anti anxiety medication for a procedure.
What is Minimal Sedation?
Idaho
Where does Karen abandon us to?
Patient with HTN and HLD, controlled with medication.
What is ASA-2
A patient has Glaucoma (what does this mean for mod sed)
What is a contraindication for use of atropine?
Undesirable effect of sedation
Nystagmus, Slurred speech, Agitation, Respiratory depression, Airway obstruction, Apnea ( need 2 to count)
Patient with a depressed consciousness, with a loss of protective reflexes and the inability to independently maintain a patent airway.
What is Deep Sedation?
Texas
Where does Sophia abandon us to?