A: 1-5 Flashcards

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How can we block the sensory transmissionfrom from a local area of the body to the CNS?

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Inhibition of voltage dependent Na+ ch.

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2
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What will enhance the effect of local anesthetics?

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Elevated extracellular K+ conc.

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What will antag. the effect of local anes.?

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Elevated E.c Ca2+ conc.

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4
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Give the properties of the best molecule to cross the lipid membrane?

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Lipid soluble
Non-ionized
Uncharged

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5
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Which molecule is more effective in blocking?

Non ionizing/Ionizing

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Ionizing

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Nerve fiber sensitivity- What are the properties of a nerve that will get block fast?

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Small fiber diameter
Myelinated
High firing rate
Anatomic location

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7
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Which fiber type is considered to be heavily myelinated?

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Type A

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8
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Except _____ all local anesthetics are _____

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Cocaine

Vasodilators

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9
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Local anesthetics can be devided into two groups

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Amides

Esters

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10
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Local anesthestics- Amides can be devided into 2

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Long acting: Lidocaine, Articaine

Short acting: Bupivacaine

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11
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Local anesthetics- Esters

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Surface acting: Cocaine

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12
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Which are the short acting Amides?

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Lidocaine

Articaine

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13
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Lidocaine MOA

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Blockage of VDNaC

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14
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Which local anesthestic has the fastest duration of action?

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Articaine

אתה מלקק ארטיק וזה ישר עושה לך בריין פריז

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15
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Lidocaine metabolism

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CYP 450

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16
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Lidocaine duration of action

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1-2 h

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17
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What can prolonged the duration of action of Lidocaine?

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Epinephrine co-admin.

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18
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Which is the Amides long acting agent?

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Bupivacaine

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19
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Bupivacaine duration of action

20
Q

Bupivacaine metabolism

21
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Cocaine metabolism

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Plasma Cholinesterase

22
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Cocaine duration of action

23
Q

When is Cocaine used?

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Procedures requiring high surface activity and vasoconstriction

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Cocaine side effects

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CNS
Arrhythmias
HTN
Coronary vasospasm

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Drugs pKa
The pH at which the molecule is 50% ionized and 50% non ionized
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The lower the pKa the more ____ the drug
Acidic
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Lipid solubility of a drug is invrsley proportional to
Its charge
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Urine alkalization will promote excrtion of which drugs?
Isonizaid | Weak acids
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Urine acidification will promote excrtion of which drugs?
Morphine Nicotine Weak base
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Volume of distribution=
Amount of drug in the body / Plasma drug conc.
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Example for a drug which is highly bound to plasma proteins
Warfarin is bound to Albumin | NASID's can displace Warfarin from Albumin
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Pharmacokinetics include
Absorption Distribution Metabolism Elimination
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Phase I reaction possabilities
Oxidation Reduction Hydrolysis
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Types of elimination
First order | Zero order
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First order elimination
Rate of elimination is proportional to plasma conc. Constant fraction of drug is eliminated per unit time Higher thee conc. --> Greater the amount eliminated
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Zero order elimination
Rate of elimination is constant regardless of the conc.
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Receptor theory=
Classic receptor theory Two state receptor theory (inactive, active) Spare receptor theory
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Potency=
Amount of a drug required to produce a givven effect
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Efficiacy=
Maximal effect an agonist can produce if the dose is taken into the highest tolerated level
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The higher the ____________ the safer the drug
Theraputic index
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Example for synergistic drug interactions | Additive
Aspirin and Ibuprofen
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Example for synergistic drug interactions | Potentiation
Caffeine and NASID's
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Pharmacokinetics is=
How a body processes a drug
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Process of drug developement
In vitro Animal atudying Clinical testing Marketing
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Clinical testing phases
Phase 1: 20-100 subjects. is it safe? Phase 2: 100-200 does it work? Phase 3: 1000-6000 double blind