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Airway fire) Hypertension (intraoperative emergency) Hypotension (intraoperative emergency) Hypoxemia (intraoperative emergency) Laryngospasm Local anesthetic

medications such as phenylephrine which cause increased afterload and reflex bradycardia both of which contribute to increased AR. Hypotension should be treated

regulate blood pressure but does result in a response in heart rate (i.e. bradycardia). Injuries below the level of T6 generally do not result in autonomic

adverse event), bradycardia, hypotension, and difficult intubation Considerations for control of hemorrhage "take-back" cases Surgical emergency Presume the

temporary clipping Intraoperative aneurysm rupture can happen at any time until the aneurysm is clipped. Aneurysm rupture is a true emergency that requires

temporary clipping Intraoperative AVM rupture can happen at any time until the malformation is resected. AVM rupture is a true emergency that requires rapid

as well as adult patients undergoing nasal surgery. Patients undergoing emergency surgery (as opposed to elective surgery) may also be at higher risk. Inhalational

bolus), Magnesium (Bolus) Redose Acetaminophen as able Be vigilant for bradycardia (mediated through the trigeminovagal reflex) throughout the procedure