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abscense of normal sensation
anasthesia
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a qualified RN, dentist, or physician who administers anasthesia
anesthetists
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what does the anasthesia privder assess before administration
- clients health status
- explanation of risk adn benefits
- and plans client care
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region of the body made insensible to pain
regional anasthesia
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control of the body is temporarily lost
total anasthesia
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how can aspiration be prevented with anasthesia
make sure the stomach is empty
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refers to the reduction of stress, excitment, or irritability and involves some degree of CNS depression
sedation
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inability to remember things, produced by sedatives
amnesia
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after surgery how must instructins be given
in writing
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involves unconscious complete insensibility to pain, amnesia, motionlessness, and muscel relaxation
body loses ability to control breathing, heart rate and temp
general anesthesia
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allows client to self administer pain medication by pushing a button
patient controled analgesia
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type of client that typically would use PCA
hospice client
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this places a client at risk for resp depression and aspiration
oversedation
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depending, water can be allowed up to ____ hours before surgery
2 hours
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clients should not have anythig to eat or drink for up to ____ hours before surgery
8
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during local anesthesia and sedation the client must be able to do what on their own
remain conscious and in control of their own airway
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______ usually persists beyond the duration of the surgical procedure
sedation
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what is the opioid of choice for an elderly client
morphine with hydromorphone hydrochloride as the second
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