_____ anesthesia is the first choice for most patients with preeclampsia during labor, vaginal delivery, and cesarean section
#2
Which anesthetics have the most potent effect on uterine relaxation?_____
#3
Most common cause of death during GA in obstetrics is _____ syndrome
#4
Which inhalational anesthetic is avoided in the first trimester due to the possible teratogenic effects?_____
#5
Which inhalational agent is the best uterine relaxant?_____
#6
In an obstetric emergency (eg. cord prolapse), the ideal anaesthetic of choice would be _____ anesthesia
#7
The concentration of bupivacaine used in labour analgesia/walking-epidural is ____%.
Physiological Changes in Pregnancy Indian Medical PG Flashcards - Medical Study Cards
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Physiological Changes in Pregnancy Flashcard Deck - 7 Cards
Flashcard 1: _____ anesthesia is the first choice for most patients with preeclampsia during labor, vaginal delivery, and cesarean section
Answer: Epidural
Flashcard 2: Which anesthetics have the most potent effect on uterine relaxation?_____
Answer: Halogenated anesthetics (halothane)
Flashcard 3: Most common cause of death during GA in obstetrics is _____ syndrome
Answer: Mendelson s
Flashcard 4: Which inhalational anesthetic is avoided in the first trimester due to the possible teratogenic effects?_____
Answer: N2O
Flashcard 5: Which inhalational agent is the best uterine relaxant?_____
Answer: Halothane
Flashcard 6: In an obstetric emergency (eg. cord prolapse), the ideal anaesthetic of choice would be _____ anesthesia
Answer: general
Flashcard 7: The concentration of bupivacaine used in labour analgesia/walking-epidural is ____%.
Answer: 0.0625-0.1
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