PPT-Obstetric Anesthesia

Trey Bates MD Tulane University Dept of Anesthesiology November 15 2012 Key Concepts The most common morbidities encountered in obstetrics are severe hemorrhage and severe preeclampsia All . ANESTHESIA Anesthesia Preamble The tariff is for all types of anesthetic service This includes general and regional anesthesia resuscitation and critical care monitored anesthesia care and any other procedure carried out with the assistance of an an What is sedation The anesthesia you are given is based on your health history the procedure and your choices Local produces a loss of feeling to a small specific area of the body A shot is given to numb the area Regional produces a loss of feeling t 41 BRYAN HIBBARD  My interest in obstetric instruments stems from my time in Liverpool with Sir Norman Jeffcoate. When the Department was moving to the ‘New’ Medical School in Miss Melanie Tipples . Understand the definition and causes of major . haemorrhage. Recognise. and manage a collapse from . haemorrhage. Understand the surgical and pharmacological options for management of . regional anesthesia.  that blocks pain in a particular region of the . body. The . goal of an epidural is to provide . analgesia. , or pain . relief. , rather than . anesthesia,.  which leads to total lack of feeling. Epidurals block the nerve impulses from the lower spinal segments. This results in decreased sensation in the lower half of the body.. Douglas Mein. Purpose. to provide collegial support to one another. “This collegial team is especially important for those of us in smaller environments.”. “Despite working in a supportive department, I’m the only one with an interest in this area and it is such a relief to not feel so isolated”. Debriefing Form. Remember: . Debriefing is meant to be a learning experience and a way to address both human factors and systems issues to improve the response for next time. There is to be no blaming/finger-pointing.. Removal of food and water is recommended for . 12 . hours prior to surgery. Supplemental heat is also used to maintain the patient at approximately 85 degrees F. It is also important to keep this temperature consistent throughout the anesthetic induction, the surgical procedure, and the recovery phase.. Ref. GL M0005 This document is to be viewed via the CDHB Intranet only.All users must refer to the latest version from the including photocopies, may not reflect the latest version. Page 1 of 5 M when is it safe?. Lawrence Weinstein, MD. University of California, . san. . diego. August 12, 2023. Introduction. Parturients with intracranial or spinal pathology present unique challenges that may make neuraxial anesthesia more dangerous. Safety Program for Perinatal Care II Teamwork Toolkit. AHRQ Pub. No. 23-0046. July 2023. Obstetric Hemorrhage. Master Case. 2. Read the master case scenario on the following slides.. Notice where clinician interactions are crucial to keeping patients safe.. Thomas Corey Davis, PhD, CRNA. VCU College of Health Professions. Department of Nurse Anesthesia. DISCLAIMER . Thomas Corey Davis, PhD, CRNA. I have no current or past relationships w/ commercial entities. Ann & Robert H. Lurie. Children’s Hospital of Chicago. 2. Welcome to . Ann & Robert H. Lurie​. Children’s Hospital of Chicago. !  This​. book is to help explain an . MRI​. scan with anesthesia and what to expect.  ​. Emily Bui, MD. August 6, 2020. Objectives. Introduce obstetric analgesia and anesthesia. Review anatomy of labor pain and why it matters. Describe labor analgesia options. Introduce neuraxial . analagesia.