Exam 14: Patient Monitoring and Local and Regional Anesthesia

Match the following terms with the correct definitions. -Slow heart rate

The most common approach for a brachial plexus block is

Cocaine is a controlled substance and when used in the surgical unit must never be left unattended.

Which regional block requires that the anesthetic agent be injected into the muscle cone behind the eye?

To render an extremity bloodless by elevation and constriction is termed

Match the following types of patient monitoring to the parameters they measure. -Force of blood against vessel walls

An axillary approach for arm block requires the injection of local anesthetic agents at which nerve network?

Match the following types of patient monitoring to the parameters they measure. -Expired carbon dioxide

The generic name for Sensorcaine is

Extremity blocks for the leg may be established at any of the following nerves' locations except

During open heart surgery,which advanced monitoring technique is used to assess cardiac function?

The generic name for Xylocaine is

Match the following terms with the correct definitions. -Abnormal cardiac rhythm

Injection of local anesthetic into the nerve plexus that supplies the operative area is generally termed which one of the following?

An 82-year-old patient is scheduled for colonoscopy.What form of anesthesia is most likely to be planned?

For which type of regional block is the anesthetic agent injected into the space that surrounds the dura mater?

Which of the following patients would be the best candidate for monitoring by a registered nurse under local anesthesia?

Which one of the following responses is not associated with the inadvertent injection of high-concentration epinephrine?

The brand name for mepivacaine is

Match the following terms with the correct definitions. -Absence of heart beat