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Download MBBS Neuroanaesthesia PPT 6 Preoperative Risk Stratification And Optimization Lecture Notes

Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) Neuroanaesthesia PPT 6 Preoperative Risk Stratification And Optimization Lecture Notes

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Preoperative evaluation

? Surgical procedures performed under anaesthesia require

preoperative evaluation

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- Anaesthesia is an added risk to surgery
- Preanaesthetic evaluation of patients improve clinical safety
- Minimizes morbidity in appropriately prepared patient
Purpose

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? To obtain pertinent information regarding.

? The patient's medical history,
? Formulate an assessment of the patient's

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perioperative risk

? Develop a plan for any requisite clinical

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optimization.

? Planning postoperative pain management in the

background of preoperative pain medication

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Goals of Preoperative evaluation

? To ensure that patients can safely tolerate

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anaesthesia for planned surgical procedures

? To mitigate risks associated with the overall

perioperative period

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Scope of Preoperative Evaluation


? General History (leading question based)
? Physical examination

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? Evaluation of coexisting disease
? Preop lab and diagnostic investigations
? Preop medication management
History

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vCorrect diagnosis can be made in 56% of

cases on the basis of history alone

? History in general

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? History of coexisting medical illnesses
? History of taking medicine
? History of allergies and drug reactions
? Anaesthetic history
? Family History

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Physical examination

? Special attention to the evaluation of the

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? vital signs, (CNS, heart, lung,)
? Airway,
?If regional anaesthesia is proposed :

? Assessment of the site of block

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? Back
Height and weight

? Calculate BMI : obese
? Estimate drug dosages

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? Determine fluid volume requirement
? Calculate acceptable blood loss
? Adequacy of urine output

Vital signs

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? Blood pressure
? Resting pulse
- rate, rhythm, and fullness
? Respiration

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- rate, depth, and pattern at rest
? Body temperature
? Pain score (baseline score)
Airway Examination

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? Mallampati classification
? Interincisors gap
? Thyromental distance
? Forward movement of mandible
? Range of cervical spine motion :

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flexion and extension
? Document loose or chipped teeth,
tracheal deviation

Preoperative Evaluation Of

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Patients With Coexisting Disease

? Identification of these comorbid conditions often

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presents an opportunity for the anaesthesiologist to
intervene to decrease risk

? These conditions are best managed before the

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surgery, thus allowing ample time for thoughtful
evaluation, consultation, and optimization.
Cardiovascular system

? May lead to serious perioperative adverse events

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? Cardiovascular complications account for almost half

of the perioperative mortalities

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? Serious myocardial injury occurs in approximately

80% of patients who undergo major surgery

? Some perioperative interventions modify risks for

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cardiovascular morbidity and mortality

Cardiovascular disorders

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? Hypertension
? Ischemic heart disease
? Heart failure
? Valvular heart disease
? Patients with rhythm disturbances

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? Patient with coronary stents
? Patients with pacemakers and ICD devices
? Patients with peripheral arterial disease
The Revised Cardiac Risk Index (RCRI) has been
extensively validated for predicting perioperative cardiac

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risk in noncardiac surgery

METS
Fliesher et al. "2014
ACC/AHA Guideline

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on Perioperative
Cardiovascular
Evaluationand
Management of Patients
Undergoing Noncardiac

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Surgery."
http://content/onlinejac
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Respiratory system
? Respiratory function is inextricably linked to practice

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of anaesthesia

? GA has significant effects on respiratory function and

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lung physiology and mechanics

? Adverse respiratory event can occur during

anaesthesia and the most significant is hypoxemia

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? Integrative measures of respiratory function are likely

predictors of outcome following anaesthesia and
surgery

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Pulmonary disorder

? Upper respiratory tract infection
? Asthma and COPD

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? Chronic smokers
? Restrictive lung diseases
? Obstructive sleep apnoea
? Patients scheduled for lung
resection

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Endocrine system

? Diabetes Mellitus
? Thyroid disorders
? Hypothalamic- pituitary- adrenal disorders

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? Pheochromocytoma

Renal system

? Surgical stress, anaesthetic agents tend to decrease

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GFR

? Renal impairment- CKD
- AKI

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? Contrast induced nephropathy

? The emphases of the preoperative evaluation of

patients with renal insufficiency are on the

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cardiovascular system, cerebrovascular system, fluid

volume, and electrolyte status
Hepatic disorder

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? Liver diseases have significant impact on drug

metabolism and pharmacokinetics

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? Sedatives./opioids might have exaggerated effects in

patients with advanced liver disease

? Hepatitis

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? Alcohol liver disease
? Obstructive jaundice
? Cirrhosis

Hematologic Disorders

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? Anaemia
? Sickle cell disease
? G6PD deficiency
? Coagulopathies

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Neurologic disease

? Cerebrovascular disease
? Seizure disorders
? Multiple sclerosis

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? Aneurysm and AV malformation
? Parkinson disease
? Neuromuscular junction disorders
? Muscular dystrophy and myopathy
Musculoskeletal and Connective tissue disorders

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? Rheumatoid Arthritis
? Ankylosing Spondylitis
? Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
? Raynaud Phenomenon

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Miscellaneous conditions

? Morbidly obese patient
? Patient with transplanted organs

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? Patient with allergies
? Patient with substance abuse
Specific group of patient

? Children

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? Pregnant patient
? Breast feeding patient
? Elderly patient

Preoperative laboratory and diagnostic studies

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? To screen the disease
? To evaluate fitness for surgery
? Should be based on patient's medical history and

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proposed surgical procedure
Preoperative diagnosis based investigations

before elective surgery

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Preoperative risk assessment

? A critical objective for the preanaesthesia evaluation
? Improves patients' understanding of the risks inherent

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to the perioperative period

? Helps health care providers for clinical decision

making

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? Helps to identify individuals who warrant potentially

beneficial interventions, enhanced levels of

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postoperative monitoring, or consideration for

alternative nonoperative treatment for their

underlying condition

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Risk stratification

? Meyer Saklad et al- 1941, described `six degree' ASA

PS grading of a patient's physical state as just one of

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the components of the operative risk

? He listed the other components as:
-The planned surgical procedure

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-The ability and skill of the surgeon in the particular
procedure contemplated
- The attention to postoperative care
- The past experience of the anaesthetist in similar
circumstances

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Influences of various components on poor perioperative

outcome

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Preoperative medication management

? Medications: to continue or not?
? Need to understand risk/ benefit of continuing or holding

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a medication

? Diuretics, ACE Inhibitors, ARBS
- should be discontinued 12-24 hr prior to surgery to prevent
intraoperative hypotension

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? Nitrates, Digoxin, Clonidine, Beta Blockers, Calcium

Channel Blockers, and Antiarrhythmic drugs

-Essentially safe to continue perioperatively

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Planning for postoperative pain management

? All patients have the right to appropriate assessment

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and treatment of pain

? A preoperative evaluation should include baseline

pain assessment

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? Provides an important opportunity to discuss and plan

for the management of acute postoperative pain

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? Specific issues include their tolerance to usual doses

of opioid analgesics and the potential for acute
withdrawal reactions should be assessed

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Collaboration, Commitment and Team work

? The preoperative evaluation clinic is a visible partnership among the

departments of anaesthesia, surgery, nursing, and hospital administration to

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achieve common goals
Summary

Surgeries done (w.e.f 3/6/14 till date)

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LA, 930

GA, 901

? OPD based Preoperative

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evaluation was done

? Grave morbidity- 7 cases

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(0.003%)

Regional213