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Sacral plexus block
Sacroiliac joint injection
Safety, anesthesia workstation
SAH
Salt wasting syndrome, cerebral
Saphenous nerve block C.2. What is the innervation to the medial and lateral aspects of the ankle? What nerves need to be blocked for this surgery? femoral nerve block vs. - C.7. Describe the different ultrasound-guided approaches to blocking the saphenous nerve above the knee.
SAPIEN 3 Ultra (Edwards Lifesciences)
See Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis, liver disease and (SBP) A.12. What are the risk factors and treatment guidelines for spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP)? A.4. What is the natural history and medical management of thoracic aneurysms? A.4. What is the pathophysiology of acute pericardial tamponade? A.7. What causes acute kidney injury (AKI) in patients with cirrhosis? Albumin B.4. What is the role of ICP monitoring in the management of head injury? C.12. What is considered a massive transfusion (MT)? What scoring systems can be used to predict the need for massive transfusion protocol (MTP) in patients with trauma? C.3. What are the implications of arterial hypertension in patients with head injury? How should BP be managed? C.4. What should be done about intravenous (IV) fluid replacement? Should corticosteroids be given empirically? D.2. What specific measure should be used to control the patient's ICP? What type of monitoring devices can be used to measure ICP? Liver Transplantation
Scalp acupuncture
Scalp blocks, for awake craniotomy
Scavenging system, checkout of
SCA
SCD
Schweckendiek technique, for cleft palate
See Low back pain management of medical disease and differential diagnosis noninterventional treatments for - B.1. What are the noninterventional treatments available? See Low back pain surgical indications in
Sciatic nerve block landmark technique in gluteal region - C.9. How would pain from a midthigh tourniquet dictate which peripheral nerve blocks to use in this patient? Describe the landmark technique of sciatic nerve block in the gluteal region. What is seen while performing an ultrasound-guided technique to block the sciatic nerve? ultrasound-guided
Scoliosis
Scopolamine ophthalmic, absorption and anesthetic implications transdermal, for PONV prevention
See Sickle cell trait (SCT) A.3. What is sickle cell trait? C.2. Discuss how the comorbidities associated with sickle cell disease can affect your anesthetic management. See Sickle cell trait (SCT)
Secondary traumatic brain injury A.1. What types of intracranial injuries are most likely to have occurred in this patient? A.2. What is the difference between primary and secondary injury? What factors contribute to secondary injury?
Second-degree atrioventricular (AV) block A.1. What are the indications for permanent pacemakers (PPMs)? A.3. How would you diagnose first-, second-, and third-degree AV block; bifascicular block (right bundle branch block [RBBB] with left anterior fascicular hemiblock or left posterior fascicular hemiblock); and trifascicular block?
Second-degree burns
Sedation, ARDS protocol
Seizures agitation after awake craniotomy for (See Awake craniotomy, for eloquent cortex mapping and surgery) - A.2. What is the underlying pathology? awake craniotomy for (See Awake craniotomy, for eloquent cortex mapping and surgery) - D.5. Discuss postoperative neurocognitive dysfunction following uncomplicated carotid intervention. drug treatment for drug treatment for - A.2. What is the underlying pathology? in electroconvulsive therapy intraoperative, treatment of postoperative, in awake craniotomy - D.1. What are the major concerns following craniotomy? prophylaxis, in traumatic brain injury subarachnoid hemorrhage and TURP syndrome and
Semi-Fowler position, for morbidly obese patients
Semi-sitting position, for morbidly obese patients
Senning procedure, for transposition of the great arteries
Sepsis burns and gram-negative - D.4. What is gram-negative sepsis? Describe the clinical picture and treatment. myocardial dysfunction in - D.4. What is gram-negative sepsis? Describe the clinical picture and treatment.
Septicemia, post-TURP C.22. What are the likely causes of hypotension during TURP? D.2. What are the signs of post-TURP septicemia? What preventive measures are generally recommended?
Septic shock