Basic Exam Flashcards

1
Q

drugs to avoid in porphyria

A

etomidate, phenytoin, ergots, sulfa, barbituates

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2
Q

presentation of propofol infusion syndrome

A

hyperkalemia, arrhythmias, metabolic acidosis, hepatomegaly

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3
Q

egg allergy and propofol

A

most people allergic to egg white. Propofol made with egg yolk proteins. Clinically..do not give to pts with anaphylactic egg allergies

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4
Q

tx of etomidate associated myoclonus

A

opoids or benzos

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5
Q

etomidate inhibits which adrenal enzyme

A

11Beta-hydroxylase

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6
Q

sedative that causes increased seizure duration

A

etomidate

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7
Q

why does 1-chloroprocaine have quick onset?

A

given in high concentration. Has high pkA (9) so you would expect it to have slow onset

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8
Q

local anesthetics site of systemic absorption (most absorption to least absorption)

A

Bicepss “ Blood, intercostal, caudal, epidural, plexus (brachial), sciatic, subcutaneous”

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9
Q

total % of brain oxygen consumption

A

20%

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10
Q

normal ICP

A

5-15 mmHg

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11
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normal cerebral blood flow

A

50ml/100g/min

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12
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CPP (cerebral perfusion) equation

A

CPP=MAP- (ICP or CVP which ever is higher)

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13
Q

cerebral blood flow changes ___% for every 1 degree change in temperature

A

5-7%

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14
Q

cerebral blood flow changes ___ for every 1mmHg change in PaCO2

A

2%

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15
Q

anesthetics that increase amplitude in sensory evoked potentials

A
  1. ketamine

2. etomidate

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16
Q

accessory muscles of inspiration

A

intercostals, cervical strap muscles

17
Q

how soon after burns/crush injury can hyperkalemia occur with succ?

A

24 hours

18
Q

conus medullarus in adults ends at ____

dural sac in adults ends at_____

A

S1-S2, L1/2

infants- S3, L3

19
Q

Bohr effect

A

bOhr—oxygen offloading. Hgb releases O2 in areas of high CO2

20
Q

nerve that innervates cricothyroid muscle

A

external branch of superior laryngeal (adducts vocal cords)

21
Q

nerve that innervates all intrinsic muscle of larynx except cricothyroid

A

recurrent laryngeal

22
Q

chronic phenytoin use _____ duration of non-depolarizing blocker

A

decreases

23
Q

only acetycholinesterase inhibitor that crosses BBB

A

physostigmine (tertiary amine)

24
Q

order of rebreathing in mapleston circuits in spontaneous ventilation (most to least)

A

A >D > C > B “All dogs can breath” (spontaneously)

spontAneous (A Most effecient)

25
Q

P450 that metabolizes tramadol, codeine, beta blockers

A

2D6

26
Q

Sodium amount in IVF

A

LR-130
plasmalyte-140
NS: 154

27
Q

SA node innervated by (right or left) vagus nerve

A

right

28
Q

AV node innervated by (right or left ) vagus nerves

A

left

29
Q

carotid body baro receptors send signals via ____ nerve

A

glossopharyngeal CN 9

30
Q

artery of adamkiewicz originates from which levels of aorta?

A

T9-T12

31
Q

ester local anesthetics broken down by

A

plasma cholinesterases