What anesthesia agents were used on me?

[ubmuaer]

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Can anyone here read doctor handwriting? I'm trying to figure out what anesthetic agents were used on me (the first top 5 lines on the left). I can only real propofol and gsea(???) on the middle sidebar.



Also, can anyone make out the word after Zofran & MS04? And the writing under the airway box, above #4? I seem to see BS TE 7 Co2. Thanks for your help.



I just want to know for personal learning.

 

[btbam]

First pic is like Chinese, can't make out any of it. 2nd one it looks like +et co2 above the LMA #4

Looks like decadron written after zofran.
They only put a 22g in you?

 

[Somnus Tuto]

I dunno...call me paranoid but very few people are sufficiently interested in their anesthetic to get a copy of the Anesthetic record.

Even fewer people are willing to go through the trouble of scanning such a record and posting it to a public forum for "interpretation".

I cannot help but suspect that there possibly may be some legal issues involved.
Particularly since it appears the account was established for the express purpose of garnering input on your anesthetic record.

In which case, would you want to drag everyone on this forum into the supposed legal imbroglio?


Perhaps I'm wrong...but there are enough attorneys in my family that I'm (perhaps unnecessarily) wary of such things.

If I am indeed wrong, then my sincere apologies.

You could, afterall, just be a curious and inquisitive person by nature; as evidenced by your pursuit of an MD/PhD


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[Agast]

Can anyone here read doctor handwriting? I'm trying to figure out what anesthetic agents were used on me (the first top 5 lines on the left). I can only real propofol and gsea(???) on the middle sidebar.

http://i50.tinypic.com/i5ve35.jpg

Also, can anyone make out the word after Zofran & MS04? And the writing under the airway box, above #4? I seem to see BS TE 7 Co2. Thanks for your help.

http://i45.tinypic.com/29fqjc8.jpg

I just want to know for personal learning.

Looks like they used sevoflurane running @2.5, after morphine you got some Decadron. I believe the notation is supposed to be (+) ETCO2 meaning there was an adequate trace after LMA placement, and Breath Sounds

 

[ubmuaer]

Don't worry, no legal issues at all; never even thought about it at all. I just requested my surgical records for my own keeping and this was included, so I was curious. I'm pretty interested in medicine and health in general. Scanning is faster than a needle shot at my work's copy machine.

I dunno...call me paranoid but very few people are sufficiently interested in their anesthetic to get a copy of the Anesthetic record.

Even fewer people are willing to go through the trouble of scanning such a record and posting it to a public forum for "interpretation".

I cannot help but suspect that there possibly may be some legal issues involved.
Particularly since it appears the account was established for the express purpose of garnering input on your anesthetic record.

In which case, would you want to drag everyone on this forum into the supposed legal imbroglio?


Perhaps I'm wrong...but there are enough attorneys in my family that I'm (perhaps unnecessarily) wary of such things.

If I am indeed wrong, then my sincere apologies.

You could, afterall, just be a curious and inquisitive person by nature; as evidenced by your pursuit of an MD/PhD


.

 

[Bertelman]

Sevo
Versed
Fentanyl
Lidocaine

 

[Bertelman]

And that's too easy to read for doctors. I'm guessing that is CRNA handwriting.

 

[Idiopathic]

sevo
versed
fentanyl
lidocaine

+1

 

[ubmuaer]

Thanks so much everyone!

 

[ubmuaer]

And that's too easy to read for doctors. I'm guessing that is CRNA handwriting.

LOL you are correct in that regard

 

[WholeLottaGame7]

Don't worry, no legal issues at all; never even thought about it at all. I just requested my surgical records for my own keeping and this was included, so I was curious. I'm pretty interested in medicine and health in general. Scanning is faster than a needle shot at my work's copy machine.

I'd certainly hope so since you're a "MD/PhD student." Wait a minute....

 

[pgg]

Side thought - is there anyone here who thinks that sloppy chickenscratch mess of a chart wouldn't be a liability in court?

 

[MRW]

Side thought - is there anyone here who thinks that sloppy chickenscratch mess of a chart wouldn't be a liability in court?

I'd think a big risk is illegibly documenting a difficult airway or some adverse reaction to anesthesia and the patient having a bad outcome on a subsequent procedure where your record was in the chart.