PCOL MID ANEST P2

Good guidance whenever there is a need to use neuromuscular blockade to significantly improve the quality of intubation and reduce airway injury

• NMT monitoring

• Entropy Monitoring

• Surgical Pleth

Gives a clear picture of the individual dosage needs of the patient and facilitates optimal and cost-effective administration of neuromuscular blocking drugs.

• NMT monitoring

• Maintenance

• Muscle relaxant

used to monitor nociceptive stimuli and antinociceptive (analgesic) drug effects during surgery using the pulse photoplethysmographic amplitude and heart rate interval derived from pulse oximetry measurements

• Surgical Pleth

• Entropy Monitoring

• NMT monitoring

The goal of entropy monitoring is to ensure that patients are given appropriate levels of anesthesia so that recovery is faster

• Entropy Monitoring

• Surgical Pleth

• NMT monitoring

involves using electroencephalography—a strip of electrodes applied to the forehead—to assess the depth of general anesthesia in surgical patients.

• Entropy Monitoring

• Surgical Pleth

• NMT monitoring

A method of assessing the effect of certain anesthetic drugs on the brain's EEG.

• Entropy Monitoring

• Surgical Pleth

• NMT monitoring

combined with volatile anesthesia to minimize the dose for potent anesthesia

• Nitrous oxide

• Muscle relaxant

• Preoperative drug

can be use as part of balance anesthesia to provide adequate paralysis of muscle for surgical access and also for intubation purposes.

• Muscle relaxant

• Maintenance

• Preoperative drug

combination of inhaled (nitrous oxide, vol liquids) or IV drugs (propofol, opioid) to causes reversible Loss of consciousness and Insensibility to painful stimul

• Maintenance

• Induction

• Preoperative drug

- Combination of IV and inhaled drugs

- Used to take advantage of the favorable properties of each agent while minimizing their adverseeffects.

• Balance Anesthesia

• Anesthesia

• Dissociative anesthesia