'Analgesia' presentation slideshows

Preparing Patients for Surgery Hypnotically

Preparing Patients for Surgery Hypnotically. Linda Thomson, APRN, ABMH Hypnovations III - Intermediate Workshop Burlington, VT April 2010. 1. Objectives. Summarize research on adjunctive hypnosis with surgery patients

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Chapter 7 Somatosensory System

Chapter 7 Somatosensory System. Chris Rorden University of South Carolina Norman J. Arnold School of Public Health Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders University of South Carolina. Overview. >20 types of receptors in skin: touch, temperature, stretch, etc 2 pathways to brain

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Classical Conditioning I

Classical Conditioning I. Classical Conditioning. Classical or Pavlovian conditioning. Unconditioned Stimulus (US). Automatically elicits a response (reflex) Unconditioned Response (UR). Food, Water, Sex, Pain, etc. Conditioned Stimulus (CS).

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Anesthesia

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Pain facts 7

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Combined Spinal/Epidural Anesthesia (CSE)

Combined Spinal/Epidural Anesthesia (CSE). Vincent Conte, MD Associate Clinical Professor Nurse Anesthesia Program FIU College of Nursing. CSE. First described in 1937 This technique has risen in popularity over the last 15 years

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Emergency Treatment Module 2 - Session 2 Uterine Evacuation Methods

Emergency Treatment Module 2 - Session 2 Uterine Evacuation Methods. Module 2 - Session 2 Objectives. At the end of this session, participants will be able to: Describe how each method of uterine evacuation works List main advantages/disadvantages of each method

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Improving Pain Management in Australian Emergency Departments

Improving Pain Management in Australian Emergency Departments. Ruth Cornish National Institute of Clinical Studies. National Institute of Clinical Studies. Established by the Federal government to improve health care by closing gaps between best available evidence and current clinical practice.

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Transfusion-Related Acute Lung Injury

Transfusion-Related Acute Lung Injury. Melanie F. Clemens, CRNA, MSN Brooklyn VA Medical Center. Objectives. Discuss the incidence of TRALI Review the proposed pathophysiology of TRALI Discuss the proposed risk factors associated with TRALI

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Anesthesia Electives

Anesthesia Electives. Lecture 1. Upper Airway. Nose and mouth Air is humidified Innvervations Trigeminal nerve Opthalmic division Anterior ethmoidal Maxillary division Sphenopalatine ganglion Mandibular division Lingual nerve Nasopalatine nerve. Upper Airway. Pharynx

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Adjuvants for Peripheral Nerve Blockade: A Review of the Literature

Adjuvants for Peripheral Nerve Blockade: A Review of the Literature. Jonathan Weed, M.D. Disclosures. None. Reasons to use adjuvants for nerve blocks. Increase duration of action Increase speed of onset Increase density or quality of the block Improve overall analgesic effect.

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Clonidine premedication for postoperative analgesia in children: a meta-analysis

Clonidine premedication for postoperative analgesia in children: a meta-analysis. Dr Paul Lambert Dr Nick Knight ANZCA-HKCA CSM, May 14th 2011. Rationale for review Clonidine premedication in children. Postoperative pain A problem in search of a solution Premedication

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GENERAL ANAESTHESIA

GENERAL ANAESTHESIA. M. Attia SVUH Feb.2007. General Anaesthesia (GA). A variety of drugs are given to the patient that have different effects with the overall aim of ensuring unconsciousness, amnesia and analgesia. . Overview. General anaesthesia is a complex procedure involving :

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Abscess Management Precautions and Suggestions

Abscess Management Precautions and Suggestions. Joe Lewis, M.D. Precautions. Where to cut with care: In general cut with care: Face, Belly, Neck, Near joint lines, near nerves or blood vessels. . Special Tips.

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Ureteric colic and Urinary tract stones

Ureteric colic and Urinary tract stones. Richard Napier-Hemy Consultant Urological Surgeon Central Manchester. The first speciality. Hippocrattic oath. Father of modern surgery. Father of minimally invasive therapy. Classical NSAIDS Opiates Normal fluids Exclude sepsis 3 of

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THE FUTURE OF ANESTHESIOLOGY

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How to use Clinical Evidence to inform clinical decision making

How to use Clinical Evidence to inform clinical decision making . A case study using the CE review on fracture prevention in postmenopausal women. Case study constructed for purpose of Clinical Evidence demonstration. Not based on a patient seen by the author, or on any particular individual.

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SHO Intro

SHO Intro. Ward round Cardiac Surgery. Well or Unwell ? BP Pulse Temp Weight Wounds Lines and drains Drug chart CXR ECG Bloods FBC, U & E, INR, CKMB, levels. Ward round Thoracic Surgery. Well or Unwell ? Temp, Pulse, BP, sputum, cough Wounds Watch AF Drug chart

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The Ten Steps of Universal Precautions in Pain Medicine

The Ten Steps of Universal Precautions in Pain Medicine. Diagnosis with appropriate differential Psychological assessment including risk of addictive disorders Informed consent (verbal vs written/signed) Treatment agreement (verbal vs written/signed)

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