General ANESTHETIC Flashcards by chioma Amako

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Reversible global CNS depression or medically induce coma

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General Anesthtic

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General Anesthesia (GA) is a state of

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GA csn be divided into

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Stages of Anesthesia

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What is an example Inhaled Anesthetic?

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What is partial pressure

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Higher the anesthetic agent, higher the tension, and higher the partial pressure

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The speed of achieving steady state (Palv=Pa=Pbr) is determined by

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What is the blood: Gas Partition Coefficient?

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Interpretation of Blood:Gas PC

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What determines the MAC(minimum Alveolar Conc)

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The lipid Gas Coefficient

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What is the pharmacodynamic principle of MAC(Minimum Alvelolar Concentraction)?

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Inhaled Anesthetics—Nitrous Oxide

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Halothane

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Desflurane

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Sevoflurane

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Isoflurane

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Decrease lipid solubility and decreased potency

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High Mac value eg Nitrous oxide

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High lipid solubility and increased potency

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Low MAC value

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Adverse effects of inhalation GA

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GA that causes Nephrotoxicity
Hint:Metense Kidney Florish

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Methoxyflurane, encourage, sevoflurane leads to the formation of fluoride ions
- changes in renal concentrating ability

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GA that can cause malignant hyperthermia on genetic disorder - AD patients

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Inhalation GA that can cause Seizures

Enflurane- lowers the threshold procedure

Which IV anesthetic is this?

Barbiturates such as Thiopental and mexthohexital

Which GA is this

Which GA is this? Commonly used

Propofol: Other indication

Which GA is this

Etomidate

Used for post-op analgesia and premedication?

Describe the GA that is known as a dissociative anesthetic (pt feels detached from their body)

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