Non-rebreating inhalation anaesthesia using N2O, halothane and oxygen was performed in a 6 months old infant. Breathing was controlled using pavulon. The duration of operation was 50 minutes. On recovery, breathing volume and frequency was inadequate. The body temperature decreased to less than 35 degree C. Breathing returned to normal after the body temperature was raised to 36.5 degree C.
Heart puncture wounds are almost always fatal as these wounds lead to massive hemorrhage, dysrythmia, and tamponade or submerges the heart. Management of anesthesia of these cases consist of the standard cardiopulmonary resuciation, the maintenance of airway, adequate ventilation, and circulation by ensuring adequate fluids. Premedications is not always needed as intubation has usually been per…
Surgical procedures are often managed without hospitalization, the number of one day care procedures amount to 20-40 percent of all surgical procedures. The advantages of one day care surgery are reduction of 40-80 percent of the hospital cost, the maintainance of the patients' routine activity, and lowered risk of nosocomial infections. The ideal anasthetic agent for one day care procedures sh…