Risk Factors for Post-Operative Nausea and Vomiting:
• Young age
• Female
• History of PONV
• Non-smoker
• Type of surgery: ophtho, ENT, abdo/pelvic, plastics
• Type of anesthetic: N 2 O, opioids, volatile agents
• Young age
• Female
• History of PONV
• Non-smoker
• Type of surgery: ophtho, ENT, abdo/pelvic, plastics
• Type of anesthetic: N 2 O, opioids, volatile agents
Solubility of Volatile Anesthetics in Blood Least Soluble to Most Soluble:
Nitrous oxide < desflurane < sevoflurane < isoflurane < halothane
Nitrous oxide < desflurane < sevoflurane < isoflurane < halothane
Kostmann syndrome:
⭕️Congenital neutropenia
⭕️Autosomal recessive
⭕️Sepsis
⭕️Staphylococcal abscesses
⭕️⬆Risk of Acute myeloid leukemia
⭕️Congenital neutropenia
⭕️Autosomal recessive
⭕️Sepsis
⭕️Staphylococcal abscesses
⭕️⬆Risk of Acute myeloid leukemia
Antibiotics Associated With Pseudomembranous Colitis:
🔷Clidamycin ( the most important)
🔷Fluoroquinolones
🔷Cephalosporin
🔷Carbapenems
🔷Clidamycin ( the most important)
🔷Fluoroquinolones
🔷Cephalosporin
🔷Carbapenems
Abdominal swelling causes
9 F's:
- Fat
- Feces
- Fluid
- Flatus
- Fetus
- Full-sized tumors
- Full bladder
- Fibroids
- False pregnancy
9 F's:
- Fat
- Feces
- Fluid
- Flatus
- Fetus
- Full-sized tumors
- Full bladder
- Fibroids
- False pregnancy
Causes of secondary hypertension
CHAPS
- Cushing syndrome
- Hyperaldosteronism
- Aortic coarctation
- Pheochromocytoma
- Stenosis of renal arteries
CHAPS
- Cushing syndrome
- Hyperaldosteronism
- Aortic coarctation
- Pheochromocytoma
- Stenosis of renal arteries
Indications for CABG are :-
🔸Unable to perform PCI
🔹Left main coronary artery disease
🔸Triple-vessel disease
🔹Depressed ventricular function
🔸Unable to perform PCI
🔹Left main coronary artery disease
🔸Triple-vessel disease
🔹Depressed ventricular function
Quick Motor Nerve Exam:
👍🏿“Thumbs Up”: PIN (Radial Nerve)
👌🏽“OK Sign”: AIN (Median Nerve)
🖐🏻“Spread Fingers”: Ulnar Nerve
👍🏿“Thumbs Up”: PIN (Radial Nerve)
👌🏽“OK Sign”: AIN (Median Nerve)
🖐🏻“Spread Fingers”: Ulnar Nerve
Pulmonary Embolism Rule-out Criteria (PERC)
HAD CLOTS:
H - Hormone use
A - Age>50
D - DVT/PE history
C - Coughing blood
L - Leg swelling disparity
O - O2 saturation <95%
T - Tachycardia (>100 bpm)
S - Surgery or trauma in past 4
HAD CLOTS:
H - Hormone use
A - Age>50
D - DVT/PE history
C - Coughing blood
L - Leg swelling disparity
O - O2 saturation <95%
T - Tachycardia (>100 bpm)
S - Surgery or trauma in past 4
Conditions Associated with an Increased Incidence of Adhesive Capsulitis
• Prolonged immobilization (most significant) 🌟
• Female gender
• Age >49 yr
• DM (5x) 🌟
• Cervical disc disease
• Hyperthyroidism
• Stroke
• MI
• Trauma and surgery
• Autoimmune disease
• Prolonged immobilization (most significant) 🌟
• Female gender
• Age >49 yr
• DM (5x) 🌟
• Cervical disc disease
• Hyperthyroidism
• Stroke
• MI
• Trauma and surgery
• Autoimmune disease
X-Ray Rule of 2s in fractures:
2 sides = bilateral
2 views = AP + lateral
2 joints = joint above + below
2 times = before + after reduction
2 sides = bilateral
2 views = AP + lateral
2 joints = joint above + below
2 times = before + after reduction
Chromosome 15 the "MAP" syndromes:
🔵Marfan syndrome
🔵Angelman syndrome
🔵Prader-Willi syndrome
🔵Marfan syndrome
🔵Angelman syndrome
🔵Prader-Willi syndrome
The 4 Cs of TB:
- Caseation
- Calcification
- Cavitation
- Cicatrization
- Caseation
- Calcification
- Cavitation
- Cicatrization
✨Clinical Triad of Hydatidiform Mole✨
❗️Uterine enlargement inconsistent with dates
❗️Hyperemesis gravidarum
❗️Markedly ⬆ hCG
❗️Uterine enlargement inconsistent with dates
❗️Hyperemesis gravidarum
❗️Markedly ⬆ hCG
🔺Endotracheal intubation “5 Ps indication🔺
💢Patent airway
💢Protects against aspiration
💢Positive pressure ventilation
💢Pulmonary toilet (suction)
💢Pharmacologic administration & hemodynamic instability
💢Patent airway
💢Protects against aspiration
💢Positive pressure ventilation
💢Pulmonary toilet (suction)
💢Pharmacologic administration & hemodynamic instability
Antibiotics Associated With Pseudomembranous Colitis:
🔷Clidamycin ( the most important)
🔷Fluoroquinolones
🔷Cephalosporin
🔷Carbapenems
🔷Clidamycin ( the most important)
🔷Fluoroquinolones
🔷Cephalosporin
🔷Carbapenems
💉💉The most common cause of mortality in blood transfusion is TRALI (transfusion related acute lung injury) !!! 💉‼️