Anaesthesia Flashcards

1
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Propofol class

A

General anaesthetic

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2
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Isoflurane class

A

General anaesthetic

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3
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Sevoflurane class

A

General anaesthetic

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4
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Ketamine class

A

General anaesthetic

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5
Q

General anaesthetic (minus ketamine) MoA

A

Unclear - possible enhancement of GABA function

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6
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Ketamine MoA

A

NMDA receptor blockade

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7
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General anaesthetic indications

A

Surgery

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8
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General anaesthetic adverse effects

A

Hypotension

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9
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Lidocaine class (anaesthesia)

A

Local anaesthetic

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10
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Bupivacaine class

A

Local anaesthetic

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11
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Levobupivacaine class

A

Local anaesthetic

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12
Q

Local anaesthetic MoA

A

Voltage-gated sodium channel blockade

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13
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Local anaesthetic indications

A

Local anaesthetic

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14
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Local anaesthetic adverse effects

A

Rash

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15
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Atracurium besilate class

A

Non-depolarising Neuromuscular blocker

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16
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Vecuronium class

A

Non-depolarising Neuromuscular blocker

17
Q

Suxamethonium class

A

Depolarising Neuromuscular blocker

18
Q

Non-depolarising Neuromuscular blocker MoA

A

Competitive antagonist at AChR

19
Q

Depolarising Neuromuscular blocker MoA

A

Initially depolarisation and desensitisation of AChR

20
Q

Neuromuscular blocker indications

A

Tracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation during surgery

21
Q

Neuromuscular blocker adverse effects

A

Hypotension, skin flushing

22
Q

Sugammadex class

A

Drugs for reversing neuromuscular block

23
Q

Neostigmine class

A

Drugs for reversing neuromuscular block

24
Q

Sugammadex MoA

A

Oligosaccheride that forms a complex with MNBs, removing them from NMJ

25
Q

Neostigmine MoA

A

Peripheral acetylcholinesterase inhibitor

26
Q

Sugammadex indications

A

Immediate reversal of NMB to reduce post-operative pulmonary complications

27
Q

Neostigmine indications

A

Immediate reversal of NMB to reduce post-operative pulmonary complications
Also myasthenia gravis