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Title: Post Operative Pain Management and Encephalopathies


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Post Operative Pain Management and
Encephalopathies
  • Is it their baseline or drug-related and
  • do they return to normal?
  • Royal M. Becker, M.D.
  • Lead Hospitalist, TMFHS

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  • Take a History and do a good Physical.
  • What is their baseline?

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Encephalopathies
  • Competence
  • Surrogate Decision Marker
  • Mini Mental Status Exam

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Competent
  • Having suitable or sufficient knowledge, skill,
    experience for some purpose
  • Properly qualified
  • Adequate, but not exceptional

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The Dirty Dozen
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1. Anesthesia
  • Long Half Life/ Breakdown of by-products
  • Fat Soluble
  • Fever
  • Anesthesia
  • Other Meds
  • Atelectasis

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2. Narcotics
  • The 5th Vital Sign
  • Parenteral Narcotics
  • Oral Medications
  • Transdermal Medications

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3. Pre-Existing Conditions
  • Dementia
  • Mood Disorder
  • Encephalopathy
  • Hypoxic Brain Injury
  • Previous CVA

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4. Shock
  • Hemorrhagic
  • Hypotensive
  • Septic

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5. Medications(other than anesthesia or
narcotics)
  • Phenegran/Reglan
  • Antibiotics
  • Benzodiazapines
  • Pepcid/ Zantac
  • Clonidine

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6. Hyponatremia
  • Anesthesia (especially females)
  • CHF
  • Medications (SSRIs, HCTZ)
  • Pulmonary/ SIADH
  • Psychogenic Polydypsia

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7. Withdrawal
  • ETOH
  • Benzodiazapienes

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8. Respiratory Failure
  • Over-sedation
  • Obstructive/ Restrictive

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9. Obesity
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10. Renal Failure
  • Mechanism
  • Pre/ Post Intrinsic
  • Increases Half Life of nearly everything

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11. Hypertensive Encephalopathy
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12. Sleep Deprivation
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Do they recover?
  • Identify problem
  • Less is more
  • History and Physical
  • Time, Fluids and Patience

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CASE STUDIES
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Case 1
  • 90 yo female
  • Lives with daughter
  • Hip facture
  • Hypotensive
  • Respiratory Failure Post op
  • Hyperkalemia
  • Renal Failure

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Further History
  • Dehydrated due to nausea vomiting
  • UTI- given Septra
  • Familys wonder drug The Blue Pill

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Case 2
  • 70 yo with hx of Diabetes, hx of Renal Failure
  • Bilateral TKA, woke up post-op, then into coma
  • Intubated, Trached, PEG, comatose for a month.

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Case 3
  • 68 yo female
  • Avid golfer
  • Community leader
  • Hernia surgery- 2 days post-op is febrile,
    confused, agitated, paranoid, BP148/102

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Case 4
  • 61 yo construction worker
  • Prostrate surgery
  • Never smoked
  • Unarousable- Post-op Day 1 on 3 Liters, sat. is
    92

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What is our PURPOSE?
  • Is medicine worthwhile?
  • Can you make a difference?
  • Know patients history
  • Know their anxieties
  • Listen to their family

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First, Do No Harm-
  • To cure sometimes, diagnose often, TO COMFORT
    ALWAYS!

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