Ex1 Ketamine Slides Flashcards
Ketamine produces ______ anesthesia in the _______
Dissociative —— thalamocortical and limbic dissociation
Resembles a ______ state
Cataleptic
Description of patient under Ketamine anesthesia
Eyes open, slow nystagmic gaze
Non-communicative
Varying degrees of hyper tones, voluntary skeletal muscle movement
Ketamine is a ______ derivative
Phencyclidine
Potent ________ effects even at subanesthetic doses
Analgesic
What is advocated for during emergence?
Concurrent Benzo use
What may happen during emergence?
Delirium and hallucinations
MOA ketamine
Mainly: NMDA receptor antagonist Others: Opiate (Mu, Delta, Kappa) Muscarinic (responsible for delirium, bronchodilation) Voltage gated Ca channels Monoaminergic receptors
Induction dose IV
1-2mg/kg IV bolus
Induction dose IM
4-8 mg/kg
Loss of consciousness after induction
IV <60s
IM 2-4min
Return to consciousness
~ 15min; full orientation 1 hr
_______ is maintained during ketamine administration
Swallowing - but does not mean protective reflexes are maintained
Effects on CNS
Increased CMRO2, CBF, ICP
Cerebrovascular response to CO2 is preserved
How to decrease CBF?
Hyperventilation
Possible because cerebrovascular response to CO2 is preserved