Advances in Anesthesia, Volume 16The topics in this volume are intended to be clinically relevant to improving patient care. The articles summarize the changes and issues, and give in-depth viewpoints on the topic's significance. |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 37
Page 52
... preoperative value 0 = > 40 % preoperative value 2. Activity and mental status 2 1 0 = = = Oriented x3 AND has a steady gait . Oriented x3 OR has a steady gait Neither 3. Pain , nausea and / or vomiting 2 = Minimal 1 = Moderate , having ...
... preoperative value 0 = > 40 % preoperative value 2. Activity and mental status 2 1 0 = = = Oriented x3 AND has a steady gait . Oriented x3 OR has a steady gait Neither 3. Pain , nausea and / or vomiting 2 = Minimal 1 = Moderate , having ...
Page 136
... preoperative consulta- tion with the patient's hematologist because data suggest that not all patients undergoing surgery should routinely receive blood transfusions.29 Preoperative transfusion of blood may be based on the patient's ...
... preoperative consulta- tion with the patient's hematologist because data suggest that not all patients undergoing surgery should routinely receive blood transfusions.29 Preoperative transfusion of blood may be based on the patient's ...
Page 140
... preoperative hydration cannot be overem- phasized . The patient is admitted for at least 8 hours of preopera- tive hydration . Isotonic crystalloids are preferred . One approach is to limit the time of fasting for clear liquids and to ...
... preoperative hydration cannot be overem- phasized . The patient is admitted for at least 8 hours of preopera- tive hydration . Isotonic crystalloids are preferred . One approach is to limit the time of fasting for clear liquids and to ...
Contents
Effects of Governmental Regulation | 8 |
Recruitment Strategies | 17 |
Recruitment Techniques YearRound | 23 |
Copyright | |
25 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
acute administration agents airway alfentanil ambulatory analgesia analgesic analysis Anesth Analg Anesthesiology anesthetic antiemetic aortic associated asthma Bispectral index block blood bronchodilators bronchospasm bypass cardiac cardioplegia catheter cause chronic Clin clinical complications cost CRPS decrease dose droperidol drug epidural evaluation fentanyl frequency function halothane heart hemodynamic hospital incidence of PONV increased infection infusion inhaled intraoperative intravenous intubation isoflurane ketamine laparoscopic lidocaine midazolam Minimally invasive mitral valve monitored anesthesia muscle nausea nerve neural occur ondansetron opioid outcomes research oxygen pain patients undergoing patients with SCD pediatric performed perioperative pharmacokinetics physicians Port-Access postoperative power spectrum pregnancy preoperative pressure propofol pulmonary artery pulse oximetry RCTs receptor regional anesthesia remifentanil respiratory response risk sedation sevoflurane sickle cell disease sufentanil surgeon surgery surgical procedures sympathetic symptoms syndrome techniques therapy thesia tients tion tive treatment vascular ventricular viral vomiting µg/kg/min