Barbituates Flashcards

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Mechanism of Action of Methohexitol-Brevitol?

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“Decreases the rate of dissociation from GABA receptor. Increases duration of Cl- channel remaining open and allowing Cl- to flow into the cell. This hyperpolarizes the cell and makes it more difficult to create a neuronal transmission.
Suppresses RAS and enhances Sleep
↓transmission in sympathetic ganglion
↓post synaptic membrane sensitivity to ACh”

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Indications, onset of action, E 1/2t, protein bound, and Metabolism of Methohexitol-Brevitol?

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1) Induction
2) Onset: rapid
3) E1/2 t: 4 hrs
4) 70%pB
5) “Dealkylation/oxidation to hydromethohexitol
Renal/fecal elimination”

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Adverse Effects of Methohexitol-Brevitol?

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"Induces seizures
Excitatory Skeletal muscle effects
Hiccups/cough/laryngospasm
Vasodilation = reflex tachy
Decreased CBF, ICP and CMRO2, isoelectric EEG
Release Histamine = ↑HR and ↓BP
Dose dependent Resp depression
Pain on injection
Decreased threshold for pain
Cype450 inducer"
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Contraindications of Methohexitol-Brevitol?

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"Seizure history
Pregnancy
LR = precipitation
Porphyria
Asthma"
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Dosage of Methohexitol-Brevitol?

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“1-2mg/kg IV

20-30mg PR peds”

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What is the class of Thiopental-TPL?

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“Alkaline – barbituric acid

Sulfur at carbon #2”

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What is the MOA of Thiopental-TPL?

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“Decreases the rate of dissociation from GABA receptor. Increases duration of CL- channel remaining open and allowing Cl- to flow into the cell. This hyperpolarizes the cell and makes it more difficult to create a neuronal transmission.
Suppresses RAS and enhances Sleep
↓transmission in sympathetic ganglion
↓post synaptic membrane sensitivity to ACh”

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Indication, Onset, E1/2t, protein bound, and Metabolism of Thiopental-TPL?

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1) Induction
2) rapid
3) 12 hrs
4) 70% pB
5) CYP450 to hydroxythipental (10-20%), hydroxylation to urine

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What are the adverse effects of Thiopental-TPL?

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"Vasodilation = reflex tachy
Decreased CBF, ICP and CMRO2, Isoelectric EEG
Release Histamine = ↑HR and ↓BP
Dose dependent Resp depression
Pain on injection
Decreased threshold for pain
Cyp450 inducer
N/v"
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What are the contraindications of Thiopental-TPL?

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“Pregnancy
Porphyria
Asthma”

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What is the dosage of Thiopental-TPL?

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“3-5mg/kg IV

Decreased dose 30% in first trimester and elderly”

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What is the class of Phenobarbital?

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“Alkaline – barbituric acid

Phenyl group @carbon #5 = sedative and hypnotic properities, anticonvulsant”

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What is the MOA of Phenobarbital?

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“Decreases the rate of dissociation from GABA receptor. Increases duration of CL- channel remaining open and allowing Cl- to flow into the cell. This hyperpolarizes the cell and makes it more difficult to create a neuronal transmission.
Suppresses RAS and enhances Sleep
Causes drowsiness and decreases motor activity.”

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what is the indication of Phenobarbital?

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“Status epilepticus - anticonvulsant

PO for insomnia”

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what is the onset, DOA, Peak, E1/2t, and pB of Phenobarbital?

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Onset: 5 mins (IV) 20-60mins (PO)
DOA= 4-10hrs 
Peak = 30mins IV
E1/2t  = 54-170hrs
40%pB
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what is the metabolism of Phenobarbital?

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Cyp450 hydroxylation and conjugation with 60% unchanged in urine

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What are the adverse effects of Phenobarbital?

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"Vasodilation = reflex tachy
Decreased CBF, ICP and CMRO2, ISO electric EEG
Dose dependent Resp depression
Pain on injection
Decreased threshold for pain
Strong Cyp450 inducer
N/v
Bone marrow suppression
Agranulocytosis, thrombocytopenia, megaloblastic anemia
Liver toxicity
Stevens Johnson syndrome
Ataxia
**intra arterial injection – can lose limb."
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What are the contraindications of Phenobarbital?

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“Severe liver disease
Porphyria
Pregnancy
LR=precipitation”

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What is dosage of phenobarbital?

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“10-20mg/kg, then 5mg/kg q 15-30mins until seizure controlled or max of 30mg/kg reached
Pre op sedation IM 100-200mg 1-1.5hrs pre op
***Most potent hepatic enzyme inducer! – may need more NMB”

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What is the class Methohexitol - Brevitol?

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“Alkaline – barbturic acid

Methyl radical = convulsant activity”