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WorksheetsNeuromuscular Blockade
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 4mins
Most preferred to least preferred location for PNS electrodes :
Ulnar > Post. Tibial > Facial
Post. Tibial > Ulnar > Facial
Ulnar > Facial > Post. Tibial
Facial > Post. Tibial > Ulnar
TOF without fade can NOT assure you of complete reversal or need for reversal.
True
False
Higher doses of relaxants are associated with increased respiratory complications.
True
False
If possible, allow recovery to TOF of _________ prior to giving reversal agent.
2
3
4 without fade
4 with fade
With TOF of 2 or less, use____________ or delay reversal
Sugammadex
Neostigmine
You can provide adequate reversal at TOF = 0
True
False
The use of __________ with TOF 3 or 4 with fade should be done cautiously & judiciously – acceptable for LOW RISK patients
Sugammadex
Neostigmine
____________ is the preferred agent for HIGHER RISK patients at TOF count of 3 and 4 with fade
Neostigmine
Sugammadex
When monitoring the facial nerve, its helpful to ___________. (Select all that apply)
give the reversal earlier.
place the positive electrode closest the the eye.
place the negative electrode closest to the eye.
move the monitor to the ulnar nerve at the end of surgery to best determine need and dose of reversal.
