'Muscle relaxants' diaporamas de présentation

Why You Should Be An Anaesthetist

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Muscle Relaxants & Anticholinergic & Cholinesterase inhibitors

Muscle Relaxants & Anticholinergic & Cholinesterase inhibitors. NMJ & Anticholinergic Depolarizing Muscle Relaxants Non Depolarizing Muscle Relaxants Cholinestrase Inhibitors. NMJ, Atropine. Neuromuscular junction. a. Ach b. Norepinephrine, epinephrine, and dopamine c. Serotonin

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Issues in Pain Management:

Issues in Pain Management:. The Patient with Chronic Low Back Pain. Robin Hamill-Ruth. Chronic Low Back Pain. Demographics Anatomy Evaluation Management Options Medical Adjunctive therapies Interventional Case Reports. Chronic LBP: Demographics.

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Anesthesia of patients with motor neuron disease

Anesthesia of patients with motor neuron disease. Presentation by: SC ??? ??? . History. 53 y/o Female Alcohol(+), Smoking (+) 1/2 PPD General appearance: weakness Vital sign: T/P/R=36.2/84/18, BP:120/60 mmHg, Chest: Symmetric expansion.

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Anesthesia Review

Anesthesia Review. Vic V. Vernenkar, D.O. St. Barnabas Hospital Dept. of Surgery. The Anesthesiologist. Initial Assessment. ASA classification is part of the physical examination of the patient. Is graded classes 1-6 in order of increasing risk of mortality. ASA Classification. Monitoring.

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Anesthesia Review

Anesthesia Review. Vic V. Vernenkar, D.O. St. Barnabas Hospital Dept. of Surgery. The Anesthesiologist. Initial Assessment. ASA classification is part of the physical examination of the patient. Is graded classes 1-6 in order of increasing risk of mortality. ASA Classification. Monitoring.

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Case studies

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Muscle Relaxants

Muscle Relaxants. Muscle Relaxants. What are they used for? Facilitate intubation of the trachea Facilitate mechanical ventilation Optimized surgical working conditions. Muscle Relaxants. How skeletal muscle relaxation can be achieved? High doses of volatile anesthetics

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GENERAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS

GENERAL ANESTHETIC AGENTS. By Dr: Badiah Mohamed Hussein Consultant Anesthesia KKUH. DEFINITION OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA (GA ) ? Delivery of anesthetic drugs (inhaled or infused) to produce a level of CNS depression with the following goals (the 6 A's of Anesthesia):

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Chol i nerg ic Transmission, Muscle Relaxants

Chol i nerg ic Transmission, Muscle Relaxants. Chol i nerg ic Transmission. CNS neuromuscular junction ganglia of the autonomic nervous system (sympathetic and parasympathetic) postganglionic parasympathetic neurons. Parasympathetic Nervous System (= Craniosacral System).

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Low Back Pain and Disorders of the Lumbar Spine

Low Back Pain and Disorders of the Lumbar Spine. Risk Factors. Occupational Factors (lifting-pulling-pushing-slipping Sitting-vibration-dissatisfying) Patient-Related Factors Age(55years old) Sex Anthropometric Factors Postural Factors Muscle Strength Smoking Psychosocial.

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Skeletal muscle relaxants

Skeletal muscle relaxants. Classification Peripherally acting (Neuromuscular blockers). Centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxants e.g. Baclofen - Diazepam Direct acting skeletal muscle relaxants e.g. Dantrolene. Neuromuscular blockers Classification:

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NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING AGENTS AND MUSCLE RELAXANTS Drugs that effect skeletal muscle function:

NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING AGENTS AND MUSCLE RELAXANTS Drugs that effect skeletal muscle function: 1. Neuromuscular blockers - used surgical procedures to cause muscle paralysis 2. Centrally acting muscle relaxants - reduce spasticity in neurologic conditions NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING DRUGS

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NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING AGENTS AND MUSCLE RELAXANTS Drugs that effect skeletal muscle function:

NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING AGENTS AND MUSCLE RELAXANTS Drugs that effect skeletal muscle function: 1. Neuromuscular blockers - used surgical procedures to cause muscle paralysis 2. Centrally acting muscle relaxants - reduce spasticity in neurologic conditions NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING DRUGS

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Recovery From Anaesthesia

Sanaa Farag Wasfy Lecturer of anaesthesia and intensive care. Recovery From Anaesthesia. * Recovery is a continual process, the early stages of which overlap the end of intraoperative care.

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CHAPTER 9

CHAPTER 9. Skeletal Muscle Relaxants. Clinical Indication. A. Prevent or interrupt muscle spasm associated with Spastic diseases Spinal cord damage Overexertion of muscles B. Adjunct medication for anesthesia intubation, surgical and orthopedic procedures.

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Central Nervous Stimulants

Central Nervous Stimulants. Classifications Analeptic Resp. Stimulant (Doxapram) Amphetamine (Dexadrine) Xanthine Derivatives Anorectic Agents (Sanorex, Dextrim) Stimulants for Attention Deficit Disorder -Methylphenidate (Ritalin) -Pemoline (Cylert).

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Rainforest

Rainforest. Gunnar Miller. What makes a rainforest? Location-lie in the tropics Rainfall-80 inches per year Canopy-layer of branches/leaves. Where are rainforests located? Largest Rainforest-Amazon river basin Temperate Rainforest-Found along the pacific coast. Why do we need rainforests?

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Pediatric Anesthesia A Brief Review of Common Disorders

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