Exam 2 Numbers Only (doses and whatnot) Flashcards
Sevoflurane (Ultane)
MAC
B/G
O/G
2%
0.6
50
-5evoflurane
six-sevo (start w/ “s”)
Isoflurane (Forane)
MAC
B/G
O/G
1.15%
1.4
99
.15oflurane
1.forane
quite literally a tank of an anesthetic, slow and potent
N2O
MAC
B/G
O/G
105%
0.47
1.4
fast but weak lil guy
Desflurane (Suprane)
MAC
B/G
O/G
5.8%
0.42
18.7
De5.8
Supr8
-like a sport car without a lot of horsepower, not super strong but the fastest
Brain is happy and can autoregulate CBF with a MAP in the range of:
60-180mmHg
Hypervent pt or perform low normal vent to compensate increased ICP and cerebral vasodilation in pts by trying to shoot for PaCO2 in range of:
30-35
Epi doses should be no stronger than:
1:100,000 or 0.01mg/mL
no more than 10mL or 0.1mg within 10 min
and no more than 30mL or 0.3mg within 60 min
-% of pts experience Desflurane tachycardia which we give fentanyl to fix
10-20%
Sevo has a metabolite level of -%
5-8%
N2O causes immune suppression in cases >_ hrs
6hrs
Compound A can form and cause renal injury when Sevo is set at a low flow <_L/min
<3L/min
N2O is teratogenic and has the highest chance of causing miscarriage within - days postop, if it has to be given, give at low concentration like _ MAC or less.
1-7 days
1MAC or less
Neurotoxicity from inhaled anesthetics can occur between ages _ _ to _ yo
third trimester
3 yo
Pediatric Emergence Delirium is short term and typically lasts _-_mins
10-15mins
Elective procedures should be done in the _ trimester for pregnant pts
2nd
Ionizing radiation may cause mental retardation to fetus if mom is exposed during week - gestation
8-15wk
MAC-awake=
40-50% MAC
MAC-BAR=
1.6 x MAC
MAC peaks at _ months old and decreases from there
6months
Sevoflurane
-boiling point
-vapor pressure
boils: 59*C
vapor:157
Isoflurane
-boiling point
-vapor pressure
boils:49*C
vapor:238
Desflurane
-boiling point
-vapor pressure
boils: 24*C ~room temp!
vapor: 669~atmospheric pressure (760)
N2O
-boiling point
-vapor pressure
boils:-88*C
vapor: 38,770
Drug is considered eliminated after - half lives
4-5
1st half life, how much drug remains/gone
50% and 50%
2nd half life, how much drug remains/gone
25% and 75%
3rd half life, how much drug remains/gone
12.5% and 87.5%
4th half life, how much drug remains/gone
6.25% and 93.75%
5th half life, how much drug remains/gone
3.125% and 96.875%
Volume of Distribution for 70kg person:
42L or 0.6L/kg
A drug with a small volume of distribution of < _L/kg will stay mainly in plasma and be water soluble
<0.6L/kg
A drug with a large volume of distribution of >_L/kg will be widely distributed in the body and is lipid soluble
> 0.6L/kg
Diazepam (Valium)
-class
-beta half life
-volume of distribution
-protein binding
class: benzo
beta: 20-50 hr **
volumedist: 0.8-1.3L/kg
protein: 98% **
Lorazepam (Ativan)
-class
-beta
-protein binding
class: benzo
beta: 10-16hr**
-protein: 90%**
Midazolam (Versed)
-class
-beta
-protein binding
class: benzo
beta: 2-4hr
protein: 94%**
Etomidate (Amidate)
-class
-beta
-protein
class: Imadazole compound
beta: 2-5hr
protein: 75%
Propofol (Diprivan/generic)
-class
-beta
-protein
class: sedative/hypnotic
beta: 1-5hr
protein: 98%**
Ketamine (Ketelar)
-class
-beta
-protein
class: DISSOCIATIVE anesthetic ***
beta:2-3hr
protein:12%
Dexmedetomidine (Precedex)
-class
-beta
-protein
class: alpha 2 adrenergic AGonist
beta: 2-2.6hr
protein:94%**
Propofol
-onset of action
-duration
-beta half life
-total time in body
OOA: 10-15 sec
duration: 8-10min
beta: ~1hr
total time: 4hr
-fast distribution and fast REDISTRIBUTION
What % of protein binding is considered significant?
90% or more
Most benzos have long half lives (except versed) so this makes seamlessly reversing these medications difficult without giving multiple doses due to Flumazenil’s short half life of:
0.7-1.3hrs
Etomidate:
-induction dose
-onset
-duration
-beta
0.2 to 0.3mg/kg
<30sec
5-10min
3hr
What I Eat On My Date
2 to 3 appetizers in 30 seconds
5-10 minutes to eat a 3 course meal
Propofol:
-induction dose
-onset
-duration
-beta
1-3mg/kg
<30sec
3-8min
1-2hr