Exam 4 Local Anesthetics Flashcards

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Lidocaine
State the PK, Potency, Lipid Solub., Fraction non ionized, and protein b

A

pK: 7.9
Potency: 1
Lipid Solubility: 2.9
Fraction Nonionized % at pH 7.4: 25
Protein binding: 70

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Prilocaine
State the PK, Potency, Lipid Solub., Fraction non ionized, and protein binding

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pK: 7.9
Potency: 1
Lipid Solubility: 0.9
Fraction Nonionized % at pH 7.4: 24
Protein binding: 55

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Mepivacaine
State the PK, Potency, Lipid Solub., Fraction non ionized, and protein binding

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pK: 7.6
Potency: 1
Lipid Solubility: 1
Fraction Nonionized % at pH 7.4: 39
Protein binding: 77

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Bupivacaine
State the PK, Potency, Lipid Solub., Fraction non ionized, and protein binding

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pK: 8.1
Potency: 4
Lipid Solubility: 28
Fraction Nonionized % at pH 7.4: 17
Protein binding: 95

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Ropivacaine
State the PK, Potency, Lipid Solub., Fraction non ionized, and protein binding

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pK: 8.1
Potency: 4
Lipid Solubility: –
Fraction Nonionized % at pH 7.4: 17
Protein binding: 94

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Procaine
State the PK, Potency, Lipid Solub., Fraction non ionized, and protein binding

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pK: 8.9
Potency: 1
Lipid Solubility: 0.6
Fraction Nonionized % at pH 7.4: 3
Protein binding: 6

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Tetracaine
State the PK, Potency, Lipid Solub., Fraction non ionized, and protein binding

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pK: 8.5
Potency: 16
Lipid Solubility: 80
Fraction Nonionized % at pH 7.4: 7
Protein binding: 76

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8
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Methylene Blue
Treats what?
How much of what local was given?
Dose?

A

Methemoglobinemia
>600mg of Prilocaine was given
1-2mgs/kg over 5 mins
Do not exceed 8mg/kg

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9
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Which local has a long duration of action?
What case would it be good for?
What would it not be good for?

A

Mepivacaine because it does not vasodilate.
Long hip case
OB: do not use; prolonged elimination in fetus

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10
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Fastest metabolism for Esters

A

cholroprocaine > procaine > tetracaine

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11
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Benzocaine Spray delivers how much?

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1 brief spray - 200-300mgs

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12
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Lidocaine Max Dose

A

300mg
500mg with Epi

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13
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Mepivacaine Max Dose

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400mg
500mg with Epi

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14
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Bupivacaine Max Dose

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175mg
225mg with Epi

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15
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Tumescent Lidocaine Max with Epi

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35-55mg/kg

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16
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Regional Anesthesia Lidocaine with Epi