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Analgesia Flashcards

1
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Parenteral agents

A

Meperidine and promethazine

Butorphanol(stadol)

Fentanyl

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2
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This can antagonize the narcotic effect of meperidine

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Butorphanol

Stadol

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3
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Short acting and very potent synthetic opioid

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Fentanyl

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4
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Can reverse respiratory distress induced opioid narcotics

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Naloxone

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5
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What drugs are used in cns toxicity that can control convulsion

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Succinylcholine
Diazepam
Magnesium sulfate

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6
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This is relatively safe and simple

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Pudendal block

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7
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Provides satisfactory pain relief during the first stage of labor

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Paracervical block

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8
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What is injected lateral to the cervix 3 and 9 o clock

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Lidocaine

Chloroprocaine

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9
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Complications of paracervical block

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Fetal bradycardia

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10
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Typically used for relief of labor pain and during operative vaginal and cesarean

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Epidural analgesia

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11
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What are the advantage of spinal block

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Short procedure time
Rapid onset of block
High success rate

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12
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Vaginal block should extend to what dermatome

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T10

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13
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Medications used for vaginal delivery

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Lidocaine

Bupivacaine

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14
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Complications of spinal block

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Hypotension
High spinal blockade
Spinal headache
Convulsion
Bladder dysfunction
Arachnoiditis and meningitis
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15
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Most given local anethetic for epidural opiate

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Bupivacaine

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16
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Advantage of epidural analgesia

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Rapid onset of pain relief
Decrease in shivering
Less dense motor blockade

17
Q

Patient preparation for general anesthesia

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Antacids
Lateral uterine displacement
Preoxygenation

18
Q

Used to render patient unconcious

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Ketamine

19
Q

What is given to aid intubation

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Succinylcholine

20
Q

Commonly used volatile anesthetic

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Isoflurane

21
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What are the uses of isoflurane

A

Internal podalic version of the second twin
Breech decomposition
Replacement of acutely inverted uterus

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