ANESTHETIC AGENTS POWERPOINT Flashcards
When anesthetic agents are inhaled, what systems do they travel through in order
Respiratory
Vascular
CNS
When anesthetic agents are inhaled, they enter the body thru the respiratory system and are absorbed into the vascular system through the _____________.
Once in the vascular system, they will enter the CNS (and back to vascular system from there) according to the ____________________________.
Alveoli
Concentration gradient
The margin of safety is greater for inhaled anesthetics than it is for injectables bc
The source can be discontinued at any time
Inhaled anesthetics deliver at a constant rate, where injectables have…
Peaks and troughs
Inhaled anesthetics can provide rapid changes in _______________ depending on the solubility
Depth
Changing the depth of anesthesia when using injectables requires more injections of either ________________ or _______________
The Agent or a
reversal
Inhaled anesthetics are eliminated primarily by the ________________ and very minimally by the ________________ system
Respiratory System
hepatic
Delivery of inhaled anesthetics provides ______________ lvls while injectables result in _____________ and _____________
Constant
Peaks and troughs
Inhalation requires ____________ _____________, while injectables require minimal equipment
Airway control
Bc inhaled anesthetics have slower induction, there is often the _____________ phase which can be bypassed when using injectables
Excitatory