Box 1 Flashcards
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Generic name for Versed?
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Midazolam
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Classification of Versed?
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Benzodiazepine
3
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Contraindications for Versed?
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GLAUCOMA!
lactation, pregnancy, CNS depression
4
Q
Usual dose of Versed given before Intubation?
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2-5mg
5
Q
If Versed is used as the sole medication in intubation how much would you give?
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0.1-0.2mg/kg IV
6
Q
Versed dose for pre-op kids?
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0.5mg/kg oral (20mg max)
7
Q
Versed MOA?
A
binds to GABA receptor increases the frequency of chloride channel opening, resulting in postsynaptic membrane hyperpolarization and neuronal transmissions is inhibited.
8
Q
Versed Elimination half-time?
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Half-life 1-3 hours
9
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Versed onset IV?
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30-60 sec.
10
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Versed Peak IV?
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2-6 min.
11
Q
Does Versed pass through the BBB?
A
Yes
12
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Versed is supplied in the vial as what concentration?
A
5mg/ml or 2mg/ml
13
Q
Reversal for Versed?
A
Flumazenil
14
Q
If Versed is given for paradoxical vocal cord motion and/or strider post surgery, how much will you give?
A
0.5-1mg IV
15
Q
How fast should you push Versed?
A
over 2 min (slowly)
16
Q
Trade name for Fentanyl?
A
Sublimaze
17
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Classification of Fentanyl?
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Opioid Agonist
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Contraindications to Fentanyl?
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If elderly or hypovolemic, reduce dose.
Crosses the placenta and may produce depression of respiration in the neonate.
May have prolonged respiratory depression after cessation of TD patch.
19
Q
Induction dose of Fentanyl?
A
50-100 IV mcg is normal
20
Q
Why do we give Fentanyl before intubation?
A
attempt to blunt circulatory response to direct laryngoscopy.
21
Q
Why is Fentanyl given before or during surgery?
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blunt sudden changes in level of surgical stimulation.
22
Q
Analgesia dose of Fentanyl for adults?
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1 to 2 mcg/kg
23
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Epidural bolus dose of Fentanyl, and infusion rate?
A
bolus: 1 to 2 mcg/kg (same as analgesic dose)
infusion: 2 to 60 mcg/hr
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Spinal dose of Fentanyl?
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one time dose of 0.1-0.4mcg/kg
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Fentanyl MOA?
Opioids mimic the actions of enkephalins, endorphins, and dynorphins (endogenous ligands) by binding to opioid receptors, resulting in activation of pain-modulating (antinociceptive) systems.
Causes analgesia and anesthesia.
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Fentanyl IV onset?
within 30 sec.
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Epidural/Spinal onset of Fentanyl?
4-10 min.
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Duration of Fentanyl:
IV
Epidural/spinal
IV 30-60 min.
| Epidural/Spinal 4-8 hours
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Reversal for Fentanyl?
Narcan 0.2 to 0.4 mg IV
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Fentanyl typically comes supplied in a vial as what concentraiton?
250mcg/5ml
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Trade name for Propofol?
Diprivan
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Classification of Propofol?
Sedative/Hypnotic
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Contraindications with Propofol?
lipid metabolism disorder
sensitivity to sodium metabisulfite (can cause anaphylasis)
Caution in the elderly, debilitated (low blood pressure obviously) and cardiac-compromised patient (L sided heart disorders)
if allergic to eggs, soy, or peanuts some controversy exists if those patients should have propofol
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Propofol dose for Induction?
1.5-2.5mg/kg IV
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Propofol maintenance Anesthesia dose?
100-300mcg/kg/min
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Propofol dose if used for antiemetic or to treat neuropathic pain?
10-15 mg
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MOA of Propofol?
Increases GABA affinity for GABAa receptor. This decreases the rate of disassociation of the inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA from the receptor and increases the duration of the GABA-activated opening of the chloride channel which leads to hyperpolarization of cell membranes (inhibition of the cell).
(keeps the chloride channel open longer)
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Elimination half time of propofol?
30min. - 90 min.
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Propofol Onset?
RAPID onset that is dose dependent, less than 1 min.
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Peak: Propofol?
1 min.
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Duration of Propofol?
15-45 min. depending on dose.
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What may you want to tell someone before you IV push Propofol?
May cause burning or pain at injection site.
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How long can you keep an ampule of propofol, when does tubing need to be changed and why?
Strongly supports growth of E-coli & Pseudomonas aeruginosa. It is recommended that the contents of an unused ampule be discarded after 6 hours, and in the ICU the tubing and any unused portion be discarded after 12 hours.
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Renal and Liver issues in relation to Propofol use?
No evidence of impaired elimination in patients with liver cirrhosis.
Renal dysfunction does not influence the clearance of Propofol.
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Color of urine with prolonged propofol use and why?
Prolonged infusions may result in excretion of green urine reflecting the presence of phenols. This does not alter renal function.
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IOP and propofol use?
Propofol is associated with significant decreases in intraocular pressure that occur immediately after induction of anesthesia. (Intubation would increase IOP, so propofol lowering it is a good thing.)
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With prolonged high dose infusion of propofol what metabolic issue can occur?
Lactic acidosis
48
Propofol is typically supplied in a concentration of what out the vial?
200mg/20ml
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Rocuronium Trade name?
Zemuron
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Rocuronium Classification?
Nondepolorizing NMB
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Contraindications with Rocuronium?
Precaution in liver patients
Bromide hypersensitivity.
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Dose of Rocuronium?
| fasciculation dose, full intubating dose, and RSI dose
fasciculation dose is 10% of a full dose given before propofol dose when using succs.
intubating dose: 0.6-1.2mg/kg
RSI dose: 1.2mg/kg
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MOA of Rocuronium?
Binds to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors at the POSTsynaptic muscle membrane. Competitive antagonist of Ach.
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Onset: Roc?
1-3 min.
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Peak: Roc?
1.7 min (min and a half)
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Duration: Roc?
30-120 min.
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Reversal agent for Rocuronium?
Sugammadex!
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When used with Desflurane which NMB has enhanced muscle relaxation?
Rocuronium
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Drug of choice for RSI if succ. is contraindicated?
Rocuronium
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If a patient is hemodynamically compramised which muscle relaxant will you most likely want to use? why?
Rocuronium, due to less or no histamine release.
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Rocuronium comes supplied as a concentration of what in the vial?
10mg/ml
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Trade name for Succinylcholine?
Anectine (also Quelicin)
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SCh Classification?
Depolorizing NMB
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Contraindications to SCh?
Do not use in pts. with hx of MH, cholinesterase deficiencies, muscular disorders, severe muscle trauma or wasting, neurologic injury, and acute narrow- angle glaucoma.
Do not use if burns over 25% or more of TBS (transient hyperkalemia)
Do not repeat doses in intervals of less than five min!
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SCh dose for intubation in Adults and in Children?
Adults: 1-1.5mg/kg
Children: 1-2mg/kg
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SCh MOA?
SCh binds to (at least one) the a sub units of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor in the NMJ. Because SCh is not hydrolyzed by acetylcholinesterase, the channel remains open for a longer period of time than would be produced by acetylcholine, resulting in a depolarizing block (sustained depolarization prevents propagation of an action potential).
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Elimination half time of SCh?
47 sec.
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Onset: SCh
30-60 sec.
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Peak: SCh
2 min.
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Duration: SCh
5-10 min
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Why does SCh have such a short duration?
The short duration of action of succinylcholine is due to its rapid hydrolysis by butyrylcholinesterase (plasma cholinesterase) to succinylmonocholine and choline, such that only 10% of the administered drug reaches the neuromuscular junction.
Recovery from succinylcholine-induced blockade occurs as succinylcholine diffuses away from the neuromuscular junction, down a concentration gradient as the plasma concentration decreases.
There is little or no butyrylcholinesterase at the neuromuscular junction
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What can you pretreat with if you are going to use SCh and are worried about bradycardia?
Atropine
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When are cardiac dysrhythmias likely to occur with SCh use?
When a dose is given within 5min. of a prev. dose.
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What electrolyte issues can occur due to SCh?
Hyperkalemia, which is transient increase of 0.5mEq/dL, generally well tolerated by individuals with normal potassium to start with.
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IOP and SCh use?
increases IOP which peaks at 2-4 min. and returns to normal by 6 min.
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What can SCh cause, potentially limiting it's use?
MH
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What supply does SCh typically come as, concentration in vial?
20mg/ml in the vial
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Classification of Morphine?
opioid agonist
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Morphine Doses:
Adult Analgesia
PACU analgesia
Single dose Epidural
Epidural Bolus Adult
Infusion Epidural
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Adult Analgesia (given 60 min prior to end of procedure) = 0.15-0.2 mg/kg
PACU Analgesia: 2 mg bolus q5-10 min
Single dose Epidural: 2-5mg
Epidural Bolus adult: 3-5 mg bolus
Infusion Epidural: 0.1-1mg/hr
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Onset: Morphine IV and epidural?
IV 20min
Epidural 60-90 min.
(PO is 60min. and IM is 30-60min.)
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Peak: Morphine IV and epidural?
IV 30-60min.
epidural 30-60min.
(IM is the same, and PO is 60min.)
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Duration: Morphine IV and Epidural?
IV 4-5 hr
epidural 8-24 hr
(PO and IM is 4-5hr)
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Morphine MOA?
Mu1 and Mu2 agonist, ↑ threshold to pain and modifies the perception of noxious stimulation, poor lipid solubility, K+ channel opening and inhibition of Ca++ channel causing inhibition of ascending pathway.
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Metabolism of Morphine?
Hepatic; conjugation forms morphine-3- glucuronide (75-85%) and morphine-6-glucuronide (5-10%)
Morphine 6 is stronger than normal Morphine.
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Adverse reactions to Morphine?
histamine release, hypotension, bradycardia, N/V, bronchospasm, spasm of sphincter of Oddi, confusion, sedation, constipation.
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Contraindications to Morphine?
hypersensitivity to morphine, acute/severe asthma, ↑ICP, pregnancy, severe respiratory depression, paralytic ileus, pruritus.
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If you have Renal dz, what will you do to the Morphine dose?
decrease dose with ESRD.
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Reversal for Morphine OD?
Narcan 2mg and up to 10mg.
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What is the equivalent of 1mg IV Morphine to PO dose?
1mg IV Morphine = 4mg PO Morphine
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Does Morphine given IV go into the CNS easily?
No, morphine is very water loving and does not pass the BBB much at all, only 0.1% of morphine IV enters the CNS.
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Trade name for Vecuronium?
Norcuron
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Classification of Vec.
(Nondepolarizing/ Steroidal Compound) Monoquarternary neuromuscular blocker
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Contraindications to Vec. use?
caution use in patients with decreased liver and kidney function.
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Intubating dose of Vec?
0.1 mg/ kg
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MOA of Vec.?
Works the same way as Rocuronium, competes with ACh for postsynaptic nicotinic receptors (cholinergic) and produces muscle relaxation.
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Elimination of Vec?
liver half life is 78 min
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Onset of Vec?
Peak of Vec?
Duration of Vec?
O: within 3 min.
P: 2.4 min.
D: 20-50 min.
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Is Vec less or more potent than pancuronium?
Less potent
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Does vecuronium have histamine release?
NO histamine release, more appropriate for those that are hemodynamically unstable.
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What can reverse Vecuronium?
Sugammadex
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Duration of a Vec. Block is dependent on what organ function?
liver function
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Vec. comes supplied in a vial concentration of?
1mg/1ml
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What neuromuscular blockers can be reversed with Sugammadex?
Rocuronium
Vecuronium
and
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Trade name for Cisatricurium?
Nimbex
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Classification of Cisatricurium?
Benzylisoquinoli-nium non-depolarizing Neuromuscular Blocking Drug
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Contraindications to Cisatricurium use?
Hypothermia
| and use with caution in patients with neuromuscular dz (MG, Gullian-Barre)
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Inutbating dose of Cisatricurium?
0.1-0.2 mg/kg
| same as Versed only intubating dose
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MOA of Cisatricurium?
Same as Roc and Vec.
Nondepolarizing neuromuscular blockers compete with acetylcholine for the active binding sites at the postsynaptic nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (also called competitive antagonists) , and therefore, not allowing depolarization to occur
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Elimination of Cisatricurium?
HOFMANN elimination, Hepatic.
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Onset
Peak
Duration
of Cisatricurium?
Onset: 2-4 mins Peak: 3-5 mins
Duration: Intermediate 20-50 min
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Does cisatricurium cause histamine release?
No!
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Histamine release is NOT associated with which NMB?
Cisatricurium
Vecuronium
Rocuronium (none/little)
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Cisatricurium is supplied as a vial concentration of what?
2mg/ml
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Lidocaine's other name?
xylocaine
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Classification of Lidocaine?
Class 1b antiarrhythmic agent.
| LA
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Contraindications of Lidocaine use?
Do Not give this drug when PVCs occur with bradycardia or escape rhythm.
(I assume this is in relation to IV dosing and not LA use?)
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What is the max dose of lidocaine when used as an Epidural or Local?
Epidural 50-300mg max dose.
Local 300mg max dose.
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Dose of Lidocaine for intubation, (and why are you giving it for intubation?)
1-1.5mg/kg (same as Sch dose)
blunts gag reflex and helps with laryngeal spasms.
119
How many patches of Lidocaine can someone have in a 24 hour period?
3 patches
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Infusion rate and max dose of Lidocaine?
1.5mg/kg/hr
| should not exceed 300mg/hr
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MOA of Lidocaine?
It is amide, binds to specific sites in voltage gated sodium channels blocking sodium current reducing excitability of neuronal, cardiac, CNS.
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Elimination of Lidocaine (hepatic or Renal?)
Hepatic
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Onset
Peak
Duration
of Lidocaine?
O: 45-90 sec.
P: 10-20 min.
D: 30 min. to 4 hours
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What can be given with Lidocaine to help increase potency and decrease systemic effects?
epinephrine
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Lidocaine typically comes supplied as a vial concentration of what?
dependent on the % lidocaine you use, For Matt it was 2% so 20mg/ml
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Etomidate trade name?
Amidate
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Classification of Etomidate?
Central nervous system agent; nonbarbiturate hypnotic without analgesic activity
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Contraindications to Etomidate use?
Causes Adrenal Suppression→inhibition of cortisol, avoid in sepsis & hemorrhage (they need cortisol)
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Dose for intubation with Etomidate?
0.2-0.4mg/kg
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MOA of Etomidate?
(Gaba- mimetic) Binds to GABAA receptors→increase inhibitory neurotransmitter effect.
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Etomidate
Onset:
Peak:
Duration:
Onset- 30-60 sec.
Peak- within 1 minute
Duration- 5-15 min.
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Etomidate is supplied in a concentration of?
2mg/1ml
