Advances in Local Anesthesia Flashcards

1
Q

What meds are in Kovanaze nasal spray nesthetic?

A

3% tetracaine, 0.05% oxymetazoline

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What is oxymetazoline?

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Selective adrenergic receptor agonist and adrenergic receptor partial agonist

Also used as a topical decongestant (Afrin)

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3
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What is the MRD or recommended dosage of Kovanaze spray?

A

2 sprays in each nostril. A 3rd if the 2 are not effective

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4
Q

Which nerves are anesthetized by Kovanaze spray?

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Mostly the ASA and part of the MSA

Canine to canine is very predictable, premolar to premolar fairly predictable

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5
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What are some quality of life issues associated with prolonged lip and tongue numbness?

A

Speaking, eating, smiling and drooling

In children: traumatic injury from lip/tongue biting

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6
Q

What is phentolamine mesylate used for?

A

Reversal of soft tissue anesthesia

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What is the mechanism of action for phentolamine mesylate?

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Nonselective adrenergic blocker

Vascular dilation

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Medically approved indications for use of phentolamine mesylate

A

Tissue necrosis from leakage of norepinephrine from vasculature

For the reversal of soft tissue anesthesia and associated functional deficits resulting from an intraoral injection of local anesthetic containing a vasoconstrictor.

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9
Q

What is the market name for phentolamine mesylate?

A

Oraverse

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