Basic Exam Flashcards
drugs to avoid in porphyria
etomidate, phenytoin, ergots, sulfa, barbituates
presentation of propofol infusion syndrome
hyperkalemia, arrhythmias, metabolic acidosis, hepatomegaly
egg allergy and propofol
most people allergic to egg white. Propofol made with egg yolk proteins. Clinically..do not give to pts with anaphylactic egg allergies
tx of etomidate associated myoclonus
opoids or benzos
etomidate inhibits which adrenal enzyme
11Beta-hydroxylase
sedative that causes increased seizure duration
etomidate
why does 1-chloroprocaine have quick onset?
given in high concentration. Has high pkA (9) so you would expect it to have slow onset
local anesthetics site of systemic absorption (most absorption to least absorption)
Bicepss “ Blood, intercostal, caudal, epidural, plexus (brachial), sciatic, subcutaneous”
total % of brain oxygen consumption
20%
normal ICP
5-15 mmHg
normal cerebral blood flow
50ml/100g/min
CPP (cerebral perfusion) equation
CPP=MAP- (ICP or CVP which ever is higher)
cerebral blood flow changes ___% for every 1 degree change in temperature
5-7%
cerebral blood flow changes ___ for every 1mmHg change in PaCO2
2%
anesthetics that increase amplitude in sensory evoked potentials
- ketamine
2. etomidate