CI & s/e; MISC Flashcards by Jenna Nicole

Q

hypersensitivity rxns - 3

A

esters
lidocaine
allopurinolol

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bone marrow suppression

A

sulfinpyrazone

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TTP

A

tolmetin

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episiotomy (gel)

A

benzocaine

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cardiac arrhythmia

A

succinylcholine

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sero crisis with MAOI, SSRI and/or SNRI

A

meperidine

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main s/e of buprenorphine?

A

respiratory depression

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cause malignant hyperthermia?

A

inhaled general anesth

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causes myocardial depression

A

halothane (low MAC, potent)

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unpredictable hepatitis?

A

halothane

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renal impairment

A

sevoflurane

ketorolac

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pseudoporphyria? 2

A

nabumetone

naproxen

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SJS

A

sulindac

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adrenal suppression?

A

etomidate

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transaminitis

A

diclofenac

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cardiotoxicity (local anesthetic); reverse w/?

A

bupivacaine, lipids

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prolonged apnea?

A

cisatracuronium

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enterohepatic recycling? 2

A

sulindac, flubiprofen

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thrombosis?

A

selective COX 2 inhibitors

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CI children- 3

A

amoxapine, aspirin, propofol

Q

CI eating disorders

A

buproprion

Q

CI thoridizine- 2

A

SSRI, SNRI

Q

CI preggo- 4

A

ergots
aspirin
valproate
paroxetine

Q

CI hypotension

A

propofol

CI bronchial asthma

aspirin

CI CKD, diuretics

allopurinolol

CI GLC

duloxetine

CI porphyria

barbs

CI occluded middle ear and air pockets

NO

CI IV block- thrombosis

chloroprocaine

CI ischemic heart dz- ischemic heart dz

sumatriptan (vasoconstrict)

ion CI in heart dz?

lithium

valproate, succinylcholine, and nefazodone are CI in ?

hepatic dz

JRA tx?

tolmetin

ET intubation?

succinylcholine

OCD- adults? children?

clomipramine, prozac

opiods= no tolerance to?

miosis, constipation, convulsants

depression of ventilation?

bupenorphine

cancer pain, wisdom teeth?

diflunisal

antiemetic?

propofol

STRONG analgesia, NOT anti-inflammatory?

ketorolac

HA: bradykinin releases?

calcitonin-gene related peptide (CGRP), substance P, neurokinin A

triptans decrease release of?

CGRP and substance P