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  • 20120804
    A 25-yr-old woman with morbid obesity (BMI: 54 kg/m2) and noninsulin-dependent diabetes was scheduled for cochlear implant surgery. She had two previous surgeries without incident during childhood. She denied any history of atopy or drug allergy. Chest auscultation was normal before anesthesia. She was premedicated with hydroxyzine (100 mg) the day before and 1 h before anesthesia, which was induced with sufentanil (20 µg IV) and propofol (350 mg IV). Tracheal intubation (Cormack and Lehane grade I) was facilitated with succinylcholine (130 mg IV). After tracheal intubation was performed, chest...

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  • 20120804
    25 year old overweight female was given Fentanyl-pancuronium anaesthesia for surgery. After surgery and extubation she was observed to have limited movements of upper body and chest-wall in the recovery room. She was conscious and alert but the voluntary respiratory effort was limited. Her Blood pressure and Heart rate were normal.

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  • 20120804
    A worried woman 47 years old came to your office with mental disrepairs. There is no deficits on neurologic exam but she dont know where she is and what time is. Physical examination shows high temperature, respiration 27/min, pulse is 130, TA:100/65 mmHg. She has bronchial breath in auscultation. You confirm the diagnosis pneumonia from chest radiography.


    Where do you put this patient status?



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