PPT-Anesthesia Considerations for Neuromuscular Disorders

Chris Heine MD Medical University of South Carolina Updated 42019 Disclosures No relevant financial relationships Learning Objectives Describe the different classes of neuromuscular disorders. Overview of the Neuromuscular System . Nervous . system and muscles are working together to . allow movement . In order t. o . move a part. of . your . body, . a message is sent to particular nerve cells which are called upper motor neurons. . Physiology of Muscle Fibers. Action Potentials: The Role of Motor Neurons. Motor neurons . produce motion by interacting . with skeletal muscle.. Electric signals called . action potentials. are sent along nerve cells to muscle fibers.. (PNF). Objectives:. Describe a brief history of PNF.. Define PNF.. List the purposes of PNF.. Be able to apply PNF when working with patients.. Brief History of PNF . ¹. Mid-1940’s: Neurophysiologist Dr. Herman Kabat developed PNF to rehabilitate the muscles of polio patients. Stephen Okoth BSN, SRNA (Sr.). York . College of PA/. Wellspan. Health NAP . Objectives. Discuss the structure of the Mitochondrion. Discuss . the main . function . of the . Mitochondrion. Detecting and Diagnosing mitochondrial diseases. Overview of the Neuromuscular System . Nervous . system and muscles are working together to . allow movement . In order t. o . move a part. of . your . body, . a message is sent to particular nerve cells which are called upper motor neurons. . Nancy Bass, MD. Pediatric Neurology. University Hospitals of Cleveland. Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital. I . am a paid . consultant of . Biogen. . and . all material contained within complies with applicable FDA regulations.. Stephen Okoth BSN, SRNA (Sr.). York . College of PA/. Wellspan. Health NAP . Objectives. Discuss the structure of the Mitochondrion. Discuss . the main . function . of the . Mitochondrion. Detecting and Diagnosing mitochondrial diseases. Neuromuscular junction. Neuromuscular junction :. the synapse between motor neuron and muscle . fibre. Motor neurons :. are the nerves that innervate (power) muscle . fibres. . Motor unit : . single motor neuron and the muscle . Denise Chang, MD. Andrew Infosino, MD. UCSF Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care. Updated 4/2018. Disclosures. None. Learning Objectives. Describe the clinical presentation of pyloric stenosis including its associated metabolic abnormalities. Dr. . Redab . Al-Ghawanmeh. Objectives. Floppy infant. SMAs. Neuropathies. Muscular dystrophies. Congenital myopathies. Myotonic. dystrophy. Myasthenic. syndromes. Malignant hyperthermia. Floppy infant. Developing Countries Regional Anesthesia Lecture Series. Daniel D. Moos CRNA, . Ed.D. . USA . moosd@charter.net. . Lecture 3. Soli . Deo. Gloria . Disclaimer. Every effort was made to ensure that material and information contained in this presentation are correct and up-to-date. The author can not accept liability/responsibility from errors that may occur from the use of this information. It is up to each clinician to ensure that they provide safe anesthetic care to their patients.. (NMBAs). A self-directed learning module for nurses. April, 2017. Learning Objectives. By successful completion of this self-directed learning (SDL) module and achieving a passing grade of 90% on the post-test, learners will have demonstrated:. Neuromuscular blockade in Critical Care. Aim. . To provide guidance on the administration and monitoring of neuromuscular blockade in Critical Care. Scope. All adult patients in intensive care receiving continuous neuromuscular blockade. October 2019. Michelle Coady. Neuromuscular Transmission . Skeletal muscle fibers are innervated by large, myelinated nerves . Nerve fibers branch out to stimulate several hundred skeletal muscle fibers.