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Bronchial obstruction caused by retained secretions or ↓ lung volumes
Atelectasis
Primary cardiac dysfunction, as may occur in myocardial infarction, cardiac tamponade, or PE, results in an?
acute fall in cardiac output.
Secondary myocardial dysfunction occurs as a result of the negative chronotropic (rate of cardiac contraction) and negative inotropic (force of cardiac contraction) effects of drugs, such as?
β-adrenergic blockers, digoxin, or opioids.
A urine output of at least ?

is generally considered indicative of adequate renal function.
0.5 mL/kg/ hr
Potassium replacement, usually 40 mEq/day, should not be given until?
renal function is assessed
emergence delirium?
or waking up wild, is the neurologic alteration that causes the most con- cern. It is manifested by behaviors such as restlessness, agita- tion, disorientation, thrashing, and shouting.
POCD is a decline in the patient’s cognitive function (e.g., memory, ability to concen- trate) for
weeks or months after surgery