Monitoring Peri Anestesi : Klinis dan Elektronis
Monitoring PeriAnestesi :clinic and ElectronicDepi
PrasastyoAnestesiAn act of relieving pain while performing surgery
and various other procedures that cause pain in the bodyStages of
AnesthesiaPreparation Tools
AnesthesiaMaskLaryngoscopeEndotrachealstylet Goedel
Jackson ReesJellyCotton alcoholPlasterXilocain pumpNaso
General Anesthesia Drugs Emergency Medicine Completeness Of
Operating Room1. Machines Anesthesia Checking whether halothane /
isoflurane in a fully charged stateInstall cable and turn on the
machine Install pipe oxygen and N2O Checking the oxygen pump,
whether functioning or not Check whether exhaust pipe is plugged
and abandoned in the right placeImportant things in mind to do :-
The flow of oxygen there are two paths, not to choose the wrong
path. There are paths for masks and there is a path for nasal. -
Disposal of air going through sodalime (stones) that functions bind
CO2. (Report sodalime have changed color when the very old) -
Monitoring the state of the machine is important to know the
patient's airway. Ask the stylist to teach how to read it. - Tools
of spontaneous respiration regulator to control2. Anesthesia
Monitors Ensure a minimum of tension and saturation attached 3.
Suction Check whether the suction works well or not. 4.'Hands
table5. PillowsPreparation Perianestesi 1. Collecting Data 2.
Determine the existing problems in patients for which data 3.
Preparing for the worst that will happen 4. Doing preparation to
prevent the worst that will happen 5. Determining the physical
status of the patient 6. Determining anesthesiaHistory - Previous
anesthesia and surgery. - Systemic disease (DM, HT, cardiovascular,
TB, asthma) - Use of certain medications- Diets- Use of false teeth
in a patient- The habits of patients- Family history of
diseasePhysical ExaminationLABORATORY STUDIES AND RADIOLOGIa.
Standard examination of the test blood (hemoglobin levels,
leukocyte, bleeding time, clothing time or APTT & PPT) b. The
level of fasting blood sugar c. Liver function tests d. Renal
function test e. Radiographic examinations f. Examination as a
supplement to the indication of blood sugar 2 hours post prandial,
an EKG for patients> 40 years g. In major surgery and may also
be problematic check the levels of albumin, globulin, blood
electrolytes, CT scans, pulmonary function, and physiology of
hemostasis.Complications Preparation Would Happen SEQUENCE OF
GENERAL ANESTHESIAMONITORING PERIANESTESI ConclusionsGeneral
anesthesia is a central act of negating pain, accompanied by loss
of consciousness and is reversible consisting of hypnotic analgesia
and relaxation. Prior to general anesthesia, the patient should be
assessed which includes some things that a patient's health status,
physical examination, laboratory tests and to determine the
physical status classification according to the American Society of
Anaesthesiologist (ASA). During anesthesia, performed monitoring
the general state of consciousness, blood pressure, pulse,
respiration, temperature and bleeding. If there are difficulties
for implementing general anesthesia, such as airway and intubation,
should be treated with careTerima Kasihthank youmatur suwun
