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Lecturer name:Lecturer name: Dr.Salah N EL-Tallawy Salah N EL-Tallawy
Prof. of Anesthesia and Prof. of Anesthesia and Pain ManagementPain Management
Lecture date:Lecture date:
Lecture Title:Lecture Title: Acute Pain Management
الرحيم الرحمن الله بسم
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Lecture Objectives..Lecture Objectives..
Students at the end of the lecture will be able to:
1. Learn a common approach to emergency medical problems encountered in the postoperative period.
2. Study post-operative respiratory and hemodynamic problems and understand how to manage these problems.
3. Learn about the predisposing factors, differential diagnosis and management of PONV.
4. Understand the causes and treatments of post-operative agitation and delirium.5. Learn about the causes of delayed emergence and know how to deal with this
problem.6. Learn about different approaches of post-Operative pain management
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Postoperative carePostoperative care- -
Post Anesthesia Care UnitPost Anesthesia Care Unit
“PACU”“PACU”
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PACU
• Design should match function
• Location:– Close to the OR.
– Access to x-ray, blood bank & clinical labs.
• Monitoring equipment
• Emergency equipment
• Personnel
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Admission to PACU
Steps:Steps:• Coordinate prior to arrival,
• Assess airway,
• Administer oxygen,
• Apply monitors,
• Obtain vital signs,
• Receive report from anesthesia personnel.
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PACU - ASA Standards
1. Standard IAll patients should receive appropriate care
2. Standard IIAll patients will be accompanied by one of anesthesia team
3. Standard IIIThe patient will be reevaluated & report given to the nurse
4. Standard IVThe patient shall be continually monitored in the PACU
5. Standard VA physician will signing for the patient out of the PACU
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Patient Care in the PACU
• Admission
– Apply oxygen and monitor
– Receive report
• Monitor & Observe & Manage
To Achieve
• Cardiovascular stability
• Respiratory stability
• Pain control
• Discharge from PACU
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Monitoring in the PACU
• Baseline vital signs.
• Respiration– RR/min, Rythm– Pulse oximetry
• Circulation– PR/min & Blood pressure– ECG
• Level of consciousness
• Pain scores
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Initial Assessment
1. Color
2. Respiration
3. Circulation
4. Consciousness
5. Activity
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Aldrete Score
Score Activity Respiration Circulation Consciousness Oxygen Saturation
2 Moves all extremities
Breaths deeply and
coughs
freely.
BP + 20 mm of
preanesth. level
Fully awake Spo2 > 92%
on room air
1 Moves 2 extremities
Dyspneic, or shallow
breathing
BP + 20-50 mm of
preanesth. level
Arousable on calling
Spo2 >90%
With suppl. O2
0Unable to
move Apneic
BP + 50
mm of preanesth.
level
Not responding Spo2 <92%
With suppl. O2
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Common PACU Problems
• Airway obstruction
• Hypoxemia
• Hypoventilation
• Hypotension
• Hypertension
• Cardiac dysrhythmias
• Hypothermia
• Bleeding
• Agitation
• Delayed recovery
• “PONV”
• Pain
• Oliguria
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1. Airway Obstruction
• Most common: tongue fall back
posterior pharynx
• May be foreign body
• Inadequate relaxant reversal
• Residual anesthesia
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Management of Airway Obstruction
• Patient’s stimulation,
• Suction,
• Oral Airway,
• Nasal Airway,
• Others:– Tracheal intubation– Cricothyroidotomy– Tracheotomy
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2. Hypoventilation
• Residual anesthesia
– Narcotics
– Inhalation agent
– Muscle Relaxant
• Post oper - Analgesia
– Intravenous
– Epidural
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Treatment of Hypoventilation
• Close observation,
• Assess the problem,
• Treatment of the cause:
– Reverse (or Antidote):
• Muscle relaxant Neostigmine
• Opioids Naloxone
• Midazolam Anexate
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3. Hypertension
• Common causes: e.g. – Pain– Full Bladder
• Hypertensive patients
• Fluid overload
• Excessive use of vasopressors
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Treatment of Hypertension
• Effective pain control
• Sedation
• Anti-hypertensives:– Beta blockers– Alpha blockers– Hydralazine (Apresoline)– Calcium channel blockers
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4. Hypotension
• Decreased venous return
– Hypovolemia,• fluid intake• losses• Bleeding
– Sympathectomy,
– 3rd space loss,
– Left ventricular dysfunction
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Treatment of Hypotension
• Initially treat with fluid bolus,
• + Vasopressors,
• + Correction of the cause
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5. Dysrhythmias
• Secondary to
– Hypoxemia
– Hypercarbia
– Hypothermia
– Acidosis
– Catecholamines
– Electrolyte abnormalities.
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Treatment of Dysrhythmia
• Identify and treat the cause,
• Assure oxygenation,
• Pharmacological
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6. Urine Output
• Oliguria– Hypovolemia,– Surgical trauma,– Impaired renal function,– Mechanical blocking of catheter.
• Treatment:– Assess catheter patency– Fluid bolus– Diuretics e.g. Lasix
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7. Post op Bleeding
Causes:Causes:
• Usually Surgical Usually Surgical
Problem,Problem,
• Coagulopathy,Coagulopathy,
• Drug inducedDrug induced
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Treatment of Post op Bleeding
Treatment:
• Start i.v. lines push fluids
• Blood sample,
- CBC,
- Cross matching,
- Coagulopathy
• Notify the surgeon,
• Correction of the cause
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8. Hypothermia
• Most of patients will arrive cold
• Treatment:
– Get baseline temperature
– Actively rewarm
– Administer oxygen if shivering
– Take care for: • Pediatric,• Geriatric.
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9. Altered Mental Status
• Reaction to drugs?– Drugs e.g. sedatives, anticholinergics– Intoxication / Drug abusers
• Pain• Full bladder• Hypoventilation• Low COP• CVA
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Treatment of Altered Mental Status
• Reassurances,
• Always protect the patient,
• Evaluate the cause,
• Treatment of symptoms,
• Sedatives / Opioids if necessary.
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10. Delayed Recovery
• Systematic evaluation
– Pre-op status
– Intraoperative events
– Ventilation
– Response to Stimulation
– Cardiovascular status
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Delayed Recovery
• The most common cause:
– Residual anesthesia Consider reversal
• Hypothermia,
• Metabolic e.g. diabetic coma,
• Underlying psychiatric problem
• CVA
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11. Postoperative Nausea & Vomiting “PONV”
• Risk factors
– Type & duration of surgery,
– Type of anesthesia,
– Drugs,
– Hormone levels,
– Medical problems,
– Autonomic involvement.
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Prevention of PONV
• NPO status
• Dexamothasone,
• Droperidol,
• Metoclopramide,
• H2 blockers,
• Ondansetron,
• Acupuncture
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Causes: Incisional Skin and subcutaneous tissue Laparoscopy Insuflation of Co2
Others: Deep cutting, coagulation, trauma
Positional nerve compression, traction & bed sore.
IV site needle trauma, extravasation, venous irritation
Tubes drains, nasogastric tube, ETT
Surgical complication of surgery
Others cast, dressing too tight, urinary retention
12. Postoperative Pain
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Subjective Objective
Uni-DimensionalUni-Dimensional Multidimentional Behavioral.
Physiological.
Neuro-endocrinal.
Algometry.
VRS, VAS & NRS.
Facial expression.
McGill P Q,
Pain Inventory.
ACUTE PAIN ACUTE PAIN Chronic Pain Chronic Pain BothBoth
PAIN MEASUREMENTS
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Numeric Rating Scale (NRS)
Visual Analogue Scale (VAS)
0 10
Pain Scores
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Wong-Baker “Faces Scale”
Verbal scale
NoPain
Mild ModerateSeverePain
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Pharmaco - Therapy
1. Local infiltration2. Wound perfusion
3. Intra-abdominal inj. of LA/Analg.
4. Intercostal & Interpleural
5. Paravertebral
6. USG-RA: e.g. TAP
7. Neuraxial: Epidural:
Thoracic Lumbar
Spinal Single shot CSA
CSE
1. Non Opioid Analgesics NSAADs
Analgesic /Antipyretic Analgesic/Anti-inflam/Antipyretic
NSAIDs Non-selective COX inhibitors Selective COX-2 inhibitors
2. Opioids Weak Opioids. Strong Opioids. Mixed agonist-antagonists
3. Adjuvants -2 Agonists LA SP inhibitors NMDA inhibitors Anticonvulsant / Antidepressants Calcitonin Relaxants Cannabinoids Others
Regional Techniques
ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT TOOLS
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WHO III Strong opioids
Mild pain (0-3)
Moderate pain (4-6)
Severe pain (7-10)
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
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WHO IV Interventional
By the mouth
By the clock
By the ladder
WHO LadderUpdated
WHO class II Weak opioids
WHO class I NSAIDs
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1. Non Opioid Analgesics NSAADs
Analgesic / Anti-inflam / Antipyretic / Anticoagulant ASA
Analgesic /Antipyretic Paracetamol
NSAIDs Non-selective COX inhibitors:
Diclofenac & Ketoprofen
Selective COX-2 inhibitors Celecoxib & Rofecoxib WHO class I NSAIDs
WHO class II Weak opioids
WHO III Strong opioids
Mild pain (0-3)
Moderate pain (4-6)
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
Severe pain (7-10)
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Scientific Evidence – NON OPIOID ANALGESICS
1. Paracetamol:
1. is an effective analgesic for acute pain; the incidence of adverse effects comparable to placebo (Level I [Cochrane Review]).
2. Paracetamol / NSAIDs given in addition to PCA Opioids Opioid consumption (Level I).
2. NSAIDs:
1. are effective in the treatment of acute postoperative (Level I ).
2. With careful patient selection and monitoring, the incidence of renal impairment is low (Level I [Cochrane Review]).
3. NSAIDs + Paracetamol improve analgesia compared with paracetamol alone (Level I).
Acute Pain Management - Scientific Evidence - AAGBI Guidelines 2010
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WHO Ladder II - Weak Opioids:
1. Tramadol: – Tramadol : Morphine:
• Parenteral = 1 : 10 & Oral = 1 : 5• Dose: 200 – 400 mg/d
2. Codeine: – Metabolized to morphine.– Codeine : Morphine = 1 : 10
3. Dextro-propoxyphene: – Methadone Derivative– Prolongation of Q-T interval.
WHO class I NSAIDs
WHO class II Weak opioids
WHO III Strong opioids
Mild pain (0-3)
Moderate pain (4-6)
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
Severe pain (7-10)
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Scientific Evidence – WEAK OPIOIDS
1. Tramadol:
has a lower risk of respiratory depression & impairs GIT motor function <
other opioids (Level II).
is an effective treatment for neuropathic pain (Level I [Cochrane Review]).
2. Dextropropoxyphene:
has low analgesic efficacy
(Level I [Cochrane Review]).
Acute Pain Management - Scientific Evidence - AAGBI Guidelines 2010
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WHO class I NSAIDs
WHO class II Weak opioids
WHO III Strong opioids
Mild pain (0-3)
Moderate pain (4-6)
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
WHO Ladder III - Strong Opioids
1. Morphine:1. Sedation
2. PONV
3. Respiratory Depression
2. Fentanyl1. Rapid action, Short duration.
2. Fentanyl : Mophine = (1:10)
3. Pethidene:1. Active metabolite: t½ .
2. Prolongs Q-T interval.
3. Pethidine : Mophine = (1:10)
4. Hydromorphone:1. Powerful, rapidly acting.
2. Release is in distal gut.
3. Hydromorphone : Morphine = 1 : 5
Severe pain (7-10)
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WHO III Strong opioids
Mild pain (0-3)
Moderate pain (4-6)
Severe pain (7-10)
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
± Adjuvant
WHO IV Interventional
WHO class II Weak opioids
WHO class I NSAIDs
WHO Ladder IV – Regional Anesthetic Techniques
1. Local infiltration
2. Wound perfusion
3. Intra-abdominal LA
4. Intercostal
5. Interpleural
6. Paravertebral
7. USG - RA: e.g. TAP
8. Neuraxial: Epidural:
Thoracic Lumbar
Spinal Single shot CSA
CSE
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Neuraxial (Spinal / Epidural)
(LA / Opioids / others)
• Advantages:
– Provide prolonged & effective analgesia
• Side effects– Respiratory depression.– N/V.– Pruritis.– Urinary retention.
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++ Multidisciplinary: Multidisciplinary:• Adjuvant therapy.Adjuvant therapy.
• Psychotherapy.Psychotherapy.
• Physioltherapy.Physioltherapy.
• Causal diag. & ttt.Causal diag. & ttt.
WHO class IWHO class I NSAIDsNSAIDs
WHO class IIWHO class II Weak opioidsWeak opioids
WHO IIIWHO III Strong opioidsStrong opioids
LA infiltrationLA infiltration
Non-pharmacologicalNon-pharmacological
Paravertebral / PNB Paravertebral / PNB
Neuraxial LANeuraxial LAOpioidsOpioids
WHO Algorithm for Management of PainWHO Algorithm for Management of Pain
Plexus blockPlexus block
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Diagnosis
Procedure Specific Pain manag. Pain Assessment
Preventive /Preemptive
ttt of Pain and Co morbidities
1ry Treatment Supportive Treatment
Pharmacotherapy
Interventional
Psychological ttt.
Physical / Rehab.
Management Algorithm for Postoperative Pain
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PACU Discharge Criteria
• Fully Awake,
• Patent airway,
• Good respiratory function,
• Stable vital signs,
• Patency of tubes, catheters, IV’s
• Pain free,
• Reassurance of surgical site.
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Postanesthesia Discharge Scoring System
Vital Signs
(PR & ABP)
Activity PONV Pain Surgical Bleeding
2: Within 20% of preoperative baseline
2: Steady gait, no dizziness
2: Minimal: treat with PO meds
2: Acceptable control per the patient; controlled with PO meds
2: Minimal: no dressing changes required
1: 20-40% of preoperative baseline
1: Requires assistance
1: Moderate: treat with IM medications
1: Not acceptable to the patient;
not controlled with PO meds
1: Moderate: up to 2 dressing changes
0: >40% of preoperative baseline
0: Unable to ambulate
0: Continues: repeated treatment
0: Severe
Uncontrolled pain
0: Severe: more than 3 dressing changes
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Reference book and Reference book and the relevant page the relevant page numbers..numbers..
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