In abdominal compartment syndrome, central venous pressure _____
#2
When should the central venous catheter be changed in a patient undergoing total parental nutrition?_____
#3
_____ is the best measure of organ perfusion and best monitor for adequacy of fluid resuscitation
#4
The Romo Vac drain, depicted in the image, is a _____ type of drain
#5
The purpose of incentive spirometry in a post-operative patient is to prevent _____.
#6
A foley's tube with a _____ coloured ring has size 16FR/CH
#7
A foley's tube with a _____ coloured ring has size 24FR/CH
#8
Tracheostomy is performed in an intubated patient after _____ weeks
#9
Which hormone levels usually decrease in the ebb phase of surgical stress?_____
#10
Which sites should be avoided for central access in patients requiring TPN who may potentially require dialysis later?_____
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Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocols Flashcard Deck - 10 Cards
Flashcard 1: In abdominal compartment syndrome, central venous pressure _____
Answer: increases
Flashcard 2: When should the central venous catheter be changed in a patient undergoing total parental nutrition?_____
Answer: Only if infected or blocked
Flashcard 3: _____ is the best measure of organ perfusion and best monitor for adequacy of fluid resuscitation
Answer: Urine output
Flashcard 4: The Romo Vac drain, depicted in the image, is a _____ type of drain
Answer: closed
Flashcard 5: The purpose of incentive spirometry in a post-operative patient is to prevent _____.
Answer: pulmonary atelectasis
Flashcard 6: A foley's tube with a _____ coloured ring has size 16FR/CH
Answer: orange
Flashcard 7: A foley's tube with a _____ coloured ring has size 24FR/CH
Answer: blue
Flashcard 8: Tracheostomy is performed in an intubated patient after _____ weeks
Answer: 2-3
Flashcard 9: Which hormone levels usually decrease in the ebb phase of surgical stress?_____
Answer: Insulin, IGF-1, Testosterone and T3
Flashcard 10: Which sites should be avoided for central access in patients requiring TPN who may potentially require dialysis later?_____
Answer: Subclavian veins
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