Malignant Hyperthermia
Airway
MISC
LAST
Safety
100

Drug of choice for a Malignant Hyperthermia crisis?

Ryanodex

(Dantrolene)

100

An airway assessment of:

  • inspiratory stridor

  • rapidly decreasing oxygen saturation

  • absence of breath sounds

  • complete obstruction to ventilation 

are all signs of __________.

Laryngospasm

100

Transport endoscopes to FERC within __________ minutes after use

60


100

What does LAST stand for?

Local anesthetic systemic toxicity

100

J-tip should NOT be used on babies weighing less than ______?

4 kg

J-Tip for Local Analgesia v.5

200

What are malignant hyperthermia triggering agents?

Volatile gases: “fluranes”

  • Desflurane

  • Enflurane

  • Halothane

  • Sevoflurane

  • Isoflurane

  • Enflurane


Muscle relaxant:

  • Succinylcholine

200

What medication is used to break a laryngospasm?

Propofol can be used alone or with the use of succinylcholine

200

Burn dressing consents needed with?

debridement

200

Early signs and symptoms?

  • Numbness around mouth, cheeks, chin

  • Ringing in ears

  • Dizziness

  • Metallic taste

200

What should you look for before getting labs?

Expected dates

300

Who determines discharge for MH?

And what is required?

Anesthesia

An order from anesthesia

300

What type of trach is MRI safe? 

Why?  

Shiley 

Remember: Bivona trach tubes have a metal coil in them to help the silicone retain its shape 

300

When delivering CSF to microbiology or specimen control make sure to _________

Ring the bell and have someone physically take the sample from you

300

Treatment for LAST?

20% Lipid Infusion

Benzodiazepines, if seizing 

300

Prior to the beginning of any laser-based procedure, nursing personnel will ensure that:

1) “Laser in Use” signs are activated 

2) Goggles/glasses are used

3) Door is closed and the locked 

4) Reflective surfaces are covered or blackened

400

Late Signs of MH?

Early Signs of MH?

 Early: 

Increased CO2

Muscle Rigidity 

Increased Heart Rate

Increased Respiratory Rate 

Temperature 


Late: 

Respiratory/ Metabolic Acidosis

Heart Arrhythmias

Elevated Blood Potassium 

Temperature 

400

What medication is used to dry up secretions?

What are two common side effects of the medication? 

Glycopyrrolate


Flushed cheeks

Increased heart rate 

400

Vapocoolant should NOT be used under the age of _________

4, or those developmentally/ cognitively unable to understand the product

400

Where are lipids kept on LL2?

Procedural Med Room (cabinet above computer)

400

For a baby less than 3 months, LMX can be left on the skin up to ___________ minutes.


For children over 3 months old, it can be left on the skin up to _____________ minutes.

500

Reconstitute each 250 mg vial of  Ryanodex with?

5 mL Sterile Water

(use within 6 hours)

500

Managing laryngospasm, what do you do first?

YELL FOR HELP!!!!

Open airway with jaw thrust

Apply positive airway pressure 

500

A PAED score of _______, requires paging anesthesia, diminish stimuli, administer opiate, additional anesthesia interventions

Greater than 15 (Severe)

500

What cardiac signs/ symptoms to watch for?

Vitals after Walia injection? 

Bradycardia, hypotension, heart block

Full set of vitals every 5 minutes x3 sets 

500

6 months or younger who receive IV opioids in any phase of care need to be monitored for _________

Minimum of 4 hours following administration of opioid