Anesthetic Agents part 1 Flashcards
loss of pain with loss of conciousness
- anesthesia
- analgesia
- local anesthesia
anesthesia
loss of pain without loss of consiousness
- anesthesia
- analgesia
- local anesthesia
analgesia
loss of pain without consciousness with CNS side effects
- anesthesia
- analgesia
- local anesthesia
local anesthesia
NSAIDs
- anesthesia
- analgesia
- local anesthesia
local anesthesia
produce of loss of sensation in a specific body region done during minor surgery
- anesthesia
- analgesia
- local anesthesia
local anesthesia
block nerve conduction without loss of consciousness and NO CNS depression
- anesthesia
- analgesia
- local anesthesia
local anesthesia
most synthetic except cocaine
- anesthesia
- analgesia
- local anesthesia
local anesthesia
blocks the sodium channel
- specific receptor theory
- membrane expansion theory
specific receptor theory
block the channels
- specific receptor theory
- membrane expansion theory
specific receptor theory
altering the channel configuration
- specific receptor theory
- membrane expansion theory
membrane expansion theory
in ionized form of anesthetic agent
- blocking the external openings
- blocking the internal openings
- compete with calcium ions
blocking the external openings
in ionized form of anesthetic agent once absorb in uncharged form
- blocking the external openings
- blocking the internal openings
- compete with calcium ions
blocking the internal openings
movement of Na+ ions across the cell membrane
- blocking the external openings
- blocking the internal openings
- compete with calcium ions
compete with calcium ions
have regulatory role for movement of Na+ ions
Calcium
easily hydrolyzed by plasma pseudo-cholinesterase
- ester group
- amides group
- articaine
- tetrafluorodichloroethane
ester group
