PREOP CARDIAC EVALUATION FOR NONCARDIAC SURGERY

PREOP CARDIAC EVALUATION FOR NONCARDIAC SURGERY. Yatish B. Merchant, MD, FACC Cardiology, New Jersey USA. Ultimate Goal. Quality of care and serving the patient’s best interests. Goals. Understand how to estimate peri-operative CV risk Know when to perform stress testing preoperatively

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Care of the Newborn

Care of the Newborn. CAPT Mike Hughey, MC, USNR. Dry the Baby. Hypothermia is common Wet newborns rapidly lose heat Use a warm, dry, soft towel Any absorbent material: Shirt T-shirt Socks Battle dressings. Replace the Wet Towels. Then let the mother hold the baby

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Resuscitation of the newborn baby

Resuscitation of the newborn baby. Learning objectives. To assess a newborn baby at birth To perform basic resuscitation of a newborn baby using standard equipment Resuscitation in special situations: meconium stained liquor and preterm birth

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USE OF LABORATORY TESTS IN THE EVALUATION OF CARDIAC INJURY FUNCTION

DIFFERENTIATION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES. ON BASIS OF THE HEART'SCOMPONENTS:Myocardium- cardiomyopathies not associated with HTN, congenital, valvular, or coronary disease.Valves- stenosis

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Cardiac Murmurs in the Newborn Infant

Cardiac Murmurs in the Newborn Infant. Carrie Phillipi MD, PhD. Prevalence of Congenital Heart Disease (CHD). <1 per 100 live births Most cardiac murmurs are benign!. Risk Factors for CHD (when is CHD more likely). Family history of CHD

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The Newborn

The Newborn. Chapter 6. Terms to Know. Neonate Intensive care nursery (ICN) Neonatal intensive care units (NICU) Brazelton scale Pediatrician. Jaundice Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) Reflexes Rooting reflex Well-baby checkup Colic. Medical Care & Testing. Premature Babies

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Infections of the Newborn: Evaluation & Management

Infections of the Newborn: Evaluation & Management. Dr.R.Iranpour. Today`s Menu. Background statistics Why babies are more vulnerable Risk factors Clinical signs Screening Workups Treatment Aftermath Future Trends. Background Statistics. Neonatal literature says:

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Evaluation of Cardiac Patient

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Evaluation of Cardiac Masses

Anne-Marie Anagnostopoulos, MD Non-Invasive Conference April 8, 2009. Evaluation of Cardiac Masses. Outline. Clinical Presentation Echocardiographic Evaluation and Normal Variants Primary Cardiac Tumors Metastatic Disease in the Heart Cardiac Thrombus Summary. Presentation.

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THE NEWBORN

THE NEWBORN. “I had heard about the negatives---the fatigue, the loneliness, loss of self. But nobody told me about the wonderful parts: holding my baby close to me, seeing his first smile, watching him grow and become more responsive day by day.....For the first

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DISEASES OF THE NEWBORN

DISEASES OF THE NEWBORN. Belen Amparo E. Velasco, M.D. BIRTH INJURIES. INTRACRANIAL INJURIES SPINAL CORD INJURIES NERVE INJURIES. INTRACRANIAL INJURIES. Most common site of fatal and disabling injury – intracranial cavity

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The Newborn

The Newborn . 6.2. The Baby Arrives. At birth, a newborn goes through many physical changes that are necessary for survival. During the pregnancy, the baby’s lungs are collapsed. Oxygen is delivered through the mother’s blood, and the lungs are not used.

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Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn

Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn. RT 256. TTN. Also Called:. Pathophysiology. Delay in clearance of fetal lung fluid. Type II respiratory distress syndrome “wet lung” syndrome. Etiology. Seen in near-term or full-term infants of normal size and gestational age

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Evaluation of Cardiac Patient

Evaluation of Cardiac Patient. Wayne E. Ellis, Ph.D., CRNA. Statistics . 30 million noncardiac surgeries annually 3 million individuals with known or probable coronary artery disease 50,000 (1.7%) perioperative MI’s annually 10,000 - 20,000 deaths per year (20 - 40 % mortality)

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THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEWBORN

THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEWBORN. James K. Friel PhD B. Louise Giles MD Bill Diehl-Jones RN PhD University of Manitoba. Outline. Introduction Challenges of the Newborn Pregnancy Full-term Birth Breathing Newborn Stress Feeding Adaptation Development The Premature Infant

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Preoperative Evaluation of Cardiac Patient for Noncardiac surgery

Preoperative Evaluation of Cardiac Patient for Noncardiac surgery. Dr Balaji Asegaonkar MD,DNB ( Anaesthesia ) Consultant cardiac anaesthesiologist Ozone Anaesthesia Group, Aurangabad. CASE 1.

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Polycythemia of the Newborn

Polycythemia of the Newborn. Lynsey Zuar, D.O. September 2013. Definition of Polycythemia. An increase in the number of erythrocytes in the blood that may be primary or secondary to other causes Hct > 65% on peripheral venous blood draw Hg > 22 g/dL. Normal H&H values in Newborn.

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Cardiac Evaluation of the Newborn

Cardiac Evaluation of the Newborn. Karen D. Sawitz , MD St. Barnabas Hospital Department of Pediatrics. Objectives. To review fetal circulation and understand the changes that take place after birth

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Respiratory Diseases of the Newborn

Respiratory Diseases of the Newborn. Beth Mogensen, RRT-NPS. OBJECTIVES. Provide overview of respiratory system of the newborn Identify non-respiratory causes of distress in the newborn Review respiratory diseases/ anomalies of the newborn. Early Development. Fetal Lung Development.

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Transient Tachypnea Of the Newborn

Transient Tachypnea Of the Newborn. Transition to pulmonary respiration. Adequate lung function is dependent on: airway patency functional lung development maturity of respiratory control fetal lung fluid must be removed and replaced with gas.

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THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEWBORN

THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEWBORN. James K. Friel PhD B. Louise Giles MD Bill Diehl-Jones RN PhD University of Manitoba. Outline. Introduction Challenges of the Newborn Pregnancy Full-term Birth Breathing Newborn Stress Feeding Adaptation Development The Premature Infant

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Physiology of the Newborn

Physiology of the Newborn. Respiratory Changes. Circulatory Changes. Anatomic changes: Umbilical arteries and vein contract and close. Ductus arteriosus close within 24 hours. Ductus arteriosus and ductus venosus are converted to fibrous tissue (ligaments ) within 2 - 3 months.

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