Fifth ST. TUCOM

IV Opioid analgesic agents are generally first given during induction of anesthesia in pt with severe pain

Preoperative sedation and analgesic medication is becoming more common

For informed consent, the anesthetic should be explain all procedures Which he did before the operation especially regoinal and spinal techniques by discuss potential sequelae

The anesthesiologist must prevent the patient from eating for at least 8 hours and drinking fluids for 2 hours before the operation. Previously, the system used to be 6 hours for food and 4 hours for fluids

To avoid hypoglycemia in children preoperative, usually the anesthetic give a glucose drink about 4 hours preoperatively

Adrenaline and cocaine should avoided preoperativly in pt taking Tricyclic antidepressants and monoamine oxidase inhibitors

pt with major depression on selegiline drug, need to surgery, give him buprenorphine preoperatively

Pt with peripheral neuropathues, need for prolonged periods of preoperative ventilation

IV Anticonvulsant drugs must be stopped during surgery on epileptic pt

Management of the airway and ventilation is the prime importance in traumatic injury of head inwhich early endotracheal intubation and pulmonary ventilation

Patients on surgery with heparin drug, the rapid control of this drug is easy, but it is not with warfarin

If there is a risk of thrombosis and embolism is high, an Iv infusion of warfarin can be used to replace heparin

Patients with DVT need need to surgery, before this pt will stop using warfarin several days preoperatively and then until INR falls to about

Patients with DIC require to give him fesh frozen plasma and platelets by anesthetist preoperatively to control hemorrhage

Chest x ray always indicated in most general anesthetic operations

One of this following is a strong contraindications for elective anesthesia

Pt with jundice symptom, there is a risk for renal damage on anesthesia before surgery

Regional anesthesia is advantageous in respiratory tract disease