A&A - Introduction Lesson One

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Match

Match the following.

• Loss of sensation / sensitivity to pain

• Loss of consciousness

• General anesthesia with sufficient analgesia to allow surgery

Anesthesia

General Anesthesia

Surgical Anesthesia

• Anesthesia

• General Anesthesia

• Surgical Anesthesia

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Match

Match the following.

• Drug-induced sleep, NOT easily aroused. Associated with narcotics

• Drug-induced state of calm. Aware but unconcerned.

• Drug-induced sleep-like state. Impaired response, but CAN be roused with sufficient stimulation.

• Drug-induced CNS depression and drowsiness.

Narcosis

Tranquilization

Hypnosis

Sedation

• Narcosis

• Tranquilization

• Hypnosis

• Sedation

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes "regional anesthesia"?

• Anesthesia that blocks sensation in a specific region of the body.
• Anesthesia that induces sleep during surgery.
• Anesthesia that affects the entire body.

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Drag and Drop

Balanced anesthesia is where we administer multiple drugs in ​

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quantities than if each were given alone.

This ​

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the benefits of each drug and ​

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the adverse (bad) effects.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

smaller

larger

maximizes

minimizes

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Labeling

What is the arrow pointing to on this syring?

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

0.78 mL

0.6 mL

0.9 mL

0.8 mL

0.7 mL

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How many mL is in this syringe?

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Match

Can you match the following?

• Profusion of oxygen in the blood.

• Blood pressure

• End tidal CO2

• Temperature

• Cardiac rhythms and electrical activity

Pulse Oximeter

Doppler, cuff, and sphygmomanometer.

Capnography

Thermometer

EVG

• Pulse Oximeter

• Doppler, cuff, and sphygmomanometer.

• Capnography

• Thermometer

• EVG

Answer the following questions on your own.

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Multiple Choice

The term balanced anesthesia refers to

• The administration of two or more agents in equal volume

• Administration of multiple drugs concurrently in smaller quantities than would be required if each were given alone

• General anesthesia in which the patient’s physiologic status remains stable

• The administration of a local and general anesthetic concurrently

Multiple Choice

A sleeplike state from which the patient can be aroused with sufficient stimulation.

• Hypnosis

• Narcosis

• Anesthesia

• Tranquilization

Multiple Choice

How many mL are in this syringe?

• 5 mL

• 4.4 mL

• 4.8 mL

• 0.5 mL

Multiple Choice

The term regional anesthesia refers to:

• Loss of sensation in a limited area of the body produced by administration of a local anesthetic or other agent in proximity to sensory nerves.

• Loss of sensation in a small area of the body produced by administration of a local anesthetic in proximity to the area of interest.

• Loss of sensation of a localized area produced by administration of a local anesthetic directly to a body surface or to a surgical or traumatic wound.

• A drug-induced sleeplike state that impairs the ability of the patient to respond appropriately to stimuli.

Multiple Select

With sufficient stimulation, a patient can be aroused from...

Select all that apply!

• Sedation

• Narcosis

• General anesthesia

• Hypnosis

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Where is the arrow pointing to on this syringe (in mL)

Multiple Select

Which 2 of the following statements about anesthesia are true?

• Anesthetic agents have wide therapeutic indices.

• There is always a risk to patient safety when anesthetics are administered

• Most anesthetics cause significant changes in cardiopulmonary function.

• Administration of anesthetics is routine and thus requires no specialized skills.

Match

Match the following uses with the drugs or drug/type.

• Used before intubation to remove gag reflex.

• Used prior to surgery to provide sedation, pain control, muscle relaxation, anti-anxiety.

• Used for severe pain (surgery, advanced cancer, broken bones)

• Inhalant anesthetic that allows us to be able to perform surgery.

• Helps to reduce pain and inflammation.

Induction

Pre-anesthetics

Opioids

Isoflurane

NSAIDs

• Induction

• Pre-anesthetics

• Opioids

• Isoflurane

• NSAIDs

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