PPT-Hypotonia , neuromuscular disorders

Dr Redab AlGhawanmeh Objectives Floppy infant SMAs Neuropathies Muscular dystrophies Congenital myopathies Myotonic dystrophy Myasthenic syndromes Malignant hyperthermia Floppy infant. Journal . Club presenters: Drs. Ricky Harika, Sharanya Nama, Tom Talamo, Julie DeVore, and Andrew Gentilin. Neuromuscular Blockade and Post-Operative Respiratory Complications. EBM Statistics. Jim Ibinson. Objectives. Laparoscopic Surgery. Overview of Changes. Capnoperitoneum Physiology. CO. 2. Insufflation and Homeostasis. Role of Insufflation Pressure. Problems of High Intra-abdominal Pressure. Managing the Multifactorial Nature of Intra-abdominal Pressure. 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. . Dr. Kaukab Azim. Drug List. Neuromuscular. Blockers. Spasmolytic Drugs. Non-depolarizing. Blockers. Depolarizing. Blockers. Central. Peripheral. Tubocurarine. Succinylcholine. Baclofen. Dantrolene. Mivacurium. Neuromuscular weakness happens when the nerves that control your body do not exchange information to your muscles normally. Or, you may have a condition that prevents your muscles from working pro PALSY. Definition & Epidemiology. A group of . non progressive . disorders of movement and posture caused by . abnormal development . or . damage . to parts of brain that control muscle movements.. 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. . Who are our Neuromuscular Great . Great. grandfathers ?. Shy, Engel, Brooke, & the NIH connection. Richard J. Barohn, M.D.. Gertrude and Dewey Ziegler Professor of Neurology. The University of Kansas Medical Center. 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.. Neuromuscular Blockers. Prevent acetylcholine from activating nicotinic. M. Cause muscle relaxation (paralysis). No oral forms. Cannot cross . Blood-brain barrier . No impact on CNS (paralysis, not sedation). Chris Heine, MD. Medical University of South Carolina. Updated 4/2019. Disclosures. No relevant financial relationships. Learning Objectives. Describe the different classes of neuromuscular disorders. 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. “Believe nothing, no matter where you read it or who has said it, not even i f I have sai d it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.” BY – DR NILANJANA GHOSH. Outlines. Definitions and basic physiology. Differences between central and peripheral causes of hypotonia.. Evaluation of hypotonia in infants.. Management options. Relevant terminologies and definitions.