Al Razi Anesthesia & I C Department

Anesthesia Consultant Summery

The Anesthesia Consultant for Summery is intended as a quick reference for patient management during anesthetic emergencies. The information provided is intended to remind clinicans of differential diagnoses and to suggest treatment and drug dosages. ACS is not a substitute for prior formal education and training.Every effort has been taken to ensure that suggested management in ACS is in accordance with current recommendations and practice.

Emergencies

ECG Topics Heart Rate / Blood Pressure Topics Airway / Ventilation Topics

Torsades de Pointes  

Asystole Bradycardia Can't intubate, can't ventilate

VentricularTachycardia

Atrial Fibrillation / Atrial Flutter Hypotension Intubated but hard to ventilate
Supraventricular Tachycardia Bradycardia Hypertension Hypoxia

Torsades de Pointes  

Narrow-Complex Tachycardia Tachycardia Difficult Airway Algorithm
Chest Pain Pulseless Electrical Activity

M.I. & Thrombolysis 

Asthma
Atrial Fibrillation V Fib / Pulseless V Tach Cardiac Arrest Guidelines Bleomycin & Oxygen
  Wide-Complex Tachycardia Basic Life Support  
  Supraventricular Tachycardia    

METABOLIC

Renal Function Preservation in High-Risk Patients

Allergy Testing

Pseudocholinesterase

Anaphylaxis

Malignant Hyperthermia

Hyperkalaemia - drug therapy

Malignant Hyperthermia -  Poster

Hyperkalaemia - flowchart

Events

 Anaphylaxis

 Increased ICP

 Postpartum Hemorrhage

 Bronchspasm

 Latex Allergy

 Pulmonary Embolism

 Difficult Airway

 Local Anesthetic Toxicity

 ST Segment Changes

 Epidural Hematoma

 Malignant Hyperthermia

 Thyrotoxicosis

 High Spinal

 Myocardial Ischemia

 Venous Air Embolism

 Hyperkalemia

 Oliguria

Bleomycin & Oxygen

 Hyponatremia

 Pneumothorax

 

Coexisting Diseases

 Aortic Regurgitation

 Mediastinal Mass

 Aortic Stenosis

 Mitral Regurgitation

 Carcinoid

 Mitral Stenosis

 Cardiac Tamponade

 Preeclampsia

 Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Trauma

 Glasgow Coma Scale

Status Epilepticus

Drugs

Drugs A - B

 Adenosine

 Ampicillin

 Albuterol

 Amrinone

 Alfentanil

 Atracurium

 Amicar

 Atropine

 Aminophylline

 Beclomethasone

 Amiodarone

 Bretylium

Drugs C - D

 Calcium

 Dantrolene

 Diltiazem

 Cefazolin

 Desflurane

 Diphenhydramine

 Cefotetan

 Dexamethasone

 Dobutamine

 Cimetidine

Dextrose

 Dopamine

 Cisatracurium

 Diazepam

 Doxacurium

 Curare

 Digoxin

 Droperidol

Drugs E - G

 Edrophonium

 Famotidine

 Enflurane

 Fentanyl

 Ephedrine

 Flumazenil

 Epinephrine

 Furosemide

 Esmolol

 Gentamicin

 Etomidate

 Glycopyrrolate

Drugs H - K

 Halothane

 Ipratropium

 Heparin

 Isoetharine

 Hydralazine

 Isoflurane

 Hydrocortisone

 Ketamine

 Insulin

 Ketorolac

Drugs L - M

 Labetalol

 Methadone

 Midazolam

 Lidocaine

 Methohexital

 Milrinone

 Magnesium

 Methylprednisolone

 Mivacurium

 Metaproterenol

 Metoprolol

 

 Mannitol

 Metoclopramide

 Morphine

 Meperidine

 Metocurine

 

Drugs N - O

 Naloxone

 Nitrous Oxide

 Neostigmine

 Norepinephrine

 Nicardipine

 Octreotide

 Nifedipine

 Ondansetron

 Nitroglycerin

 Oxygen

 Nitroprusside

 Oxytocin

Drugs P - R

 Pancuronium

 Propranolol

 Phentolamine

 Protamine

 Phenylephrine

 Ranitidine

 Pipecuronium

 Rapacuronium

 Procainamide

Remifentanil

 Propofol

 Rocuronium

Drugs S - Z

 Scopolamine

 Sufentanil

 Sevoflurane

 Thiopental

 Sodium Bicarbonate

 Vancomycin

 Sodium Citrate

 Vecuronium

 Succinylcholine

 Verapamil

MISCELLANEOUS

Fires in the Operating Theatre

 

 

 

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