Question 1

what is partial intubation?

Accepted Answer

Airway device: "laryngeal mask airway", which is an airway device that sits in the throat just above the vocal cords, used for general anesthesia. This is opposed to tracheal intubation, where the breathing tube passes through the vocal cords. This is less invasive, and often requires fewer medications, but it is not necessarily safer or less safe. You may still have sore throat, but shouldn't have hoarseness.

Question 2

ecstasy after effects. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes: "Flashbacks" are common with such drugs!
My opinion.....stop using!

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Dr Z

Question 3

what is fiberoptic intubation and how is it done?

Accepted Answer

Carefully!: Intubation is the insertion of a breathing tube into the windpipe (trachea). Usually it is done through the mouth with an instrument called a laryngoscope. Sometimes it is necessary to use a fiberoptic bronchoscope, either through the nose or the mouth. The area will be numbed. The fiberoptic scope is used to get a good view of the vocal cords, then the breathing tube is advanced into the airway.

Question 4

what's the phaphophysiology intubation?

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General endotracheal: Intubation involves placing a tube through the mouth and passing it beyond the vocal cords. There are many methods of achieving this. It is typically done on a sedated or obtunded patient, so there is no awareness.

Question 5

what are the after effects of a biopsy?

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See below: A biopsy is a minor surgical procedure to capture a tissue specimen for microscopic analysis. This can be done via a scalpel, a needle, a biopsy 'punch' (like a cookie cutter), or etc. The post-op expectations might be: minor pain, minor swelling, minor bleeding, etc. There may be no after effects at all.

Question 6

is tracheal intubation done when awake?

Accepted Answer

Could be done: Tracheal intubation in usually done after patient is asleep, but in some circumstances it may be required to be done awake for patient saftey
examples
anticipated difficult intubation/mask ventilation
unstable neck/fracture cervical spine with cord compression.

Question 7

are there any after-effects of septicaemia?

Accepted Answer

Usually not: Sicker patients with shock and other major complications requiring intensive care, might experience prolonged weakness, cognitive defects, sleep disturbances, and lasting organ dysfunction.

Question 8

laryngoscopy intubation--are you out for it?

Accepted Answer

Usually: Usually you are "out" for this procedure or heavily sedated, depending on what is required to be done afterwards.

Question 9

after-effects of internal medical operations?

Accepted Answer

Complications: There are many, acute complications of surgery. Some complications are chronic. Talk to your surgeon before and after the intervention.

Question 10

can the after effects of meningitis be removed ?

Accepted Answer

Depends on variables: In the first weeks after suffering this infection there may be residual inflammation that produces some transient effects. However, any problem that persists a year after the process is likely permanent. Meningitis germs can destroy nerves and linkages leading to changes in function. It can sometimes lead to hearing loss and or other effects.

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