5 NMB/reversals Flashcards
What happens when both alphas occupied on nmj
Na and ca in, k out
Structure of extrajunctional receptors
Gamma instead of an epsilon or all alpha
When sux contraindicated in denervation injury
24-48 hrs after and for one year after
How pts w upregulation of extrajunctional receptors react to NDMR
Resistant to them, reduced potency
How nmdrs cause fade
Antag presynaptic nn receptor
How fade is prevented
Agonism of presynaptic nicotinic receptor
Pseudocholinesterase is inhib by what, implication for sux
Neostigmine and pyridostigmine. If they’re given before sux, sux doa will be prolonged
Ways ache is inhibited
Electrostatic inhib (edrophonium), carbamyl esters (neo/pyrido/physo), phosphorylation (non competitive, organophosphate and echothiophate)
Reversal agent that needs atropine
Edrophonium
How age effects speed of neostigmine antagonism
Faster in infants and children than adults
Quat vs tertiary, which cross bbb
Physo= tertiary, crosses bbb. All others quaternary
Intrathecal neostigmine fx and se
Analgesia. NV, pruritis, prolonged block
Physostigmine alternative use
Prevents shivering
Cholinergic se and pneumonic
Dumbbells. Diarrhea, urine, miosis, bradycardia, bronchoconstriction, emessi, lacrimation, laxation, salivation
Fx of scop that are stronger than atropine and glyco
Sedation, antisialogogue, mydriasis, prevents nausea