Os Clincon - MedEmergencies & SurgComplications

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Vasovagal Syncope

Most common syncope due to needle anxiety, managed with Trendelenburg position.

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Orthostatic Hypotension

Blood pressure drop upon standing after prolonged supine position, second most common cause of syncope.

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Angina Pectoris Types

Stable, Unstable, Prinzmetal/Variant; managed with vasodilators.

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Myocardial Infarction

Surgery after 6 months, epinephrine dosage varies based on patient history.

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Asthma

Avoid NSAIDs, use acetaminophen; schedule appointments in late morning or afternoon.

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Renal Failure

Avoid kidney-affecting drugs, schedule procedures after dialysis.

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Hypertension

Precaution, manage based on blood pressure levels.

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Diabetes Mellitus

Type I, Type II, hypoglycemia concern; managed with insulin and lifestyle changes.

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Hyperthyroidism

Exophthalmos, Enophthalmos, avoid epinephrine to prevent thyroid storm.

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Pregnancy

Concerns in oral surgery, best timing in 2nd trimester, use Cephalexin for lactating mothers.

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Airway Obstruction

Management with chin tilt or jaw thrust based on cervical status.

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Seizures

Grand mal, Absence, Status Epilepticus; deadliest type lasting 5 minutes.

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Hyperventilation

Manage by rebreathing CO2 in a paper bag.

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Air Emphysema

Air trapped subcutaneously, use surgical drills to vent air away.

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Adrenal Suppression

Cortisol production affected by corticosteroids, adjust medication dosage accordingly.

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Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis

Blood clot in cavernous sinuses, caused by tooth infection, managed with antibiotics.

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Ludwig’s Angina

Bacterial infection involving fascial spaces, requires ER management.

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Hemorrhage

Primary, Intermediate, Secondary; managed with various techniques based on timing.

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Root Displacement

Common in MX molars, assess and manage based on infection and size of the root.

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Soft Tissue Injuries

Mucosal flap tear, Stretch/Abrasion, Puncture Wound; prevent and manage accordingly.

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Tooth Extraction Complications

Root Fracture, Tooth loss into oropharynx, Fracture of adjacent restoration; prevent and manage appropriately.