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. 2014 Aug 12;3(3):100–107. doi: 10.1016/j.amsu.2014.07.001

Table 2.

Questions 4–5 response rates are shown as percentage.

Questions 4–5, presented as 3 results, 1. disagree completely/disagree, 2. no opinion, 3. agree partly/agree completely Anaesthesiologist (%) Nurse anaesthetist (%) All (%)
4. During preoperative assessment which of the following cognitive states do you take into account?
a Postoperative delirium (POD) 27/33/40
n = 412
22/22/46
n =614
26/30/44
n = 1029
b Postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD) 35/35/30
n = 412
21/35/44
n = 611
28/35/37
n = 1023
c Emergence agitation (EA) 26/32/42
n = 411
17/33/50
n = 613
22/32/46
n = 1024
d Awareness 7/10/83
n = 414
3/2/95
n = 623
5/6/89
n = 1037
5. How important do you consider the following risk factors for postoperative neurocognitive impairment to be?
a Age > 70 years 2/10/88
n = 413
2/6/92
n = 592
2/8/90
n = 1005
b Male gender 26/64/10
n = 410
24/62/14
n = 578
26/63/11
n = 988
c Only elementary school education 47/48/5n = 411 30/52/18n = 580 38/50/12n = 991
d Extensive surgery 2/12/86
n = 412
2/9/89
n = 588
3/10/87
n = 1000
e Previous myocardial infarction 4/36/60
n = 411
12/42/46
n = 582
8/38/54n = 993
f Previous stroke 2/15/83
n = 414
3/10/87
n = 585
3/12/85
n = 999
g Diabetes 10/34/56
n = 409
11/34/55
n = 580
10/34/56
n = 989