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    The document outlines various potential complications that can arise during anesthesia and surgery. It lists 11 categories of complications including nausea and vomiting, hypertension, hypotension, delirium, prolonged recovery, hypoxemia, urinary retention, dental damage, corneal abrasions, nerve damage, skin burns/abrasions, IV extravasation, hoarseness, aspiration, oliguria, and hypothermia. For each category, it then lists specific potential causes or factors that could contribute to complications in that category. The document appears to be a reference list for an anesthesiologist to be aware of various complications and their causes that may occur perioperatively.

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    The document outlines various potential complications that can arise during anesthesia and surgery. It lists 11 categories of complications including nausea and vomiting, hypertension, hypotension, delirium, prolonged recovery, hypoxemia, urinary retention, dental damage, corneal abrasions, nerve damage, skin burns/abrasions, IV extravasation, hoarseness, aspiration, oliguria, and hypothermia. For each category, it then lists specific potential causes or factors that could contribute to complications in that category. The document appears to be a reference list for an anesthesiologist to be aware of various complications and their causes that may occur perioperatively.

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    Post Operating Complications (Eri S)

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    The document outlines various potential complications that can arise during anesthesia and surgery. It lists 11 categories of complications including nausea and vomiting, hypertension, hypotension, delirium, prolonged recovery, hypoxemia, urinary retention, dental damage, corneal abrasions, nerve damage, skin burns/abrasions, IV extravasation, hoarseness, aspiration, oliguria, and hypothermia. For each category, it then lists specific potential causes or factors that could contribute to complications in that category. The document appears to be a reference list for an anesthesiologist to be aware of various complications and their causes that may occur perioperatively.

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    Eri Surahman, dr.

    ,SpAn-K
    Department of Anesthesiology
    Faculty of Medicine
    Padjadjaran University

    I. NAUSEA AND VOMITING


    1. DRUGS
    2. GASTRIC DISTENTION
    3. VISCERAL STIMULATION
    4. BLOOD IN THE STOMACH
    5. CHEMOTHERAPY

    II. HYPERTENSION
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    PAIN
    HYPERCARBIA
    HYPOXIA
    FULL URINARY BLADDER
    FLUID OVERLOAD

    III. HYPOTENSION
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.
    9.
    10.

    SURGICAL BLEDDING
    HYPOVOLEMIA
    SYMPATHETIC BLOCK
    VASODILATOR OVER DOSE
    ARRHYTHMIA
    CARDIOGENIC SHOCK
    DRUG ALLERGIC
    PNEUMOTHORAX
    PERICARDIAL TAMPONADE
    EMBOLUS

    IV. DELIRIUM
    V. PROLONGED RECOVERY
    1. Residual Neuro muscular blockade
    2. Residual Narcotic
    3. Hypothermia
    4. Neurologic Complications :
    e.g. Intracerebral hemorrhage

    VI.
    VII.
    VIII.
    IX.
    X.
    XI.

    HYPOXEMIA
    URINARY RETENTION
    DENTAL DAMAGE
    CORNEAL ABRASIONS
    NERVE DAMAGE
    SKIN BURNS / ABRASIONS

    VI. I.V. EXTRAVASATION


    VII. HOARSENESS
    VIII. ASPIRATION
    IX. OLIGURIA
    X. HYPOTHERMIA

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