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CPAN FINAL EXAM 2025-2026|300QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS|UPDATED|ALREADY GRADED A+
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When educating the client on what to expect during the administration of spinal anesthesia, the perianesthesia caregiver understands that the progression of blockage occurs in the following order:
In a client status post thyroidectomy, the perianesthesia caregiver would anticipate postoperative signs of thyrotoxic crisis to include:
anesthesia since it is more pungent than sevoflurane and halothane and has a slower onset than sevoflurane. Sevoflurane - We prefer sevoflurane for inhalation induction since it has the most pronounced bronchodilatory properties of the available agents. Desflurane - We avoid desflurane during induction of anesthesia in clients with COPD. Because of its extreme pungency, desflurane may increase secretions and cause coughing, laryngospasm, and/or bronchospasm during induction, particularly in current smokers, and it may increase airway resistance. In a preoperative visit, information to be collected by the perianesthesia caregiver includes: