general anesthetics 2 Flashcards
3 amino steroid non-dep NMB
- pancuronium
- vecuronium
- rocuronium
depolarizing NMB
succinylcholine
selective relaxant binding agent
sugammadex
2 isoquinoline nondep NMB
atracurium and cis-atracurium
admin NBM and you see fasiculations and then paralysis;
-sk mm relaxant (for intubation pts)
succinylcholine
the only NBM with rapid onset and ultra-short duration of action
succinylcholine
SE: maligant hyperthermia
cardiac dysrhythmias, hyperkalemia
inc IOP, ICP, IGP
myalgias, masseter spasm
succinylcholine
hydrolyzed by pseudocholinesterase in plasma and its blockade cannot be reversed
succinylcholine
3 competitive ach blockade with depolarization
- pancuronium
- vecuronium
- rocuronium
(all amino steriod non dep NMBs)
all 3 amino steroid non-dep NMB are sk mm relaxants; which one should be avoided in pts with renal insuff?
pancuronium
only LONG-ACTING nondep agent that’s supplied as liquid; mostly excreted unchanged in liver (low met by liver)
pancuronium
the only amino steroid non-dep NMB thats vagolytic
pancuronium
2 amino-steroid non dep NMB that has no CV effects
vecuronium and rocuronium
which amino steroid nondep nmb can succinylcholine be subbed in rapid sequence intubation?
rocuronium
both intermediate acting, liver met and liver and renal excretion
vecuronium and rocuronium
___complexes with ___ to make it inactive; but this is special in that it doesnt need to be admin with antimuscarinic bc it has no effect on AchE
sugammadex, rocuronium
sugammadex used for immediate reversal of rocuronium
SE of sugammadex?
dry mouth, dec BP, N/V
- sk mm relaxant that is used in pts with renal or liver dysfnc (2) (are they long/short/intermediate acting?);
- which one causes histamine release (esp if given as rapid IV bolus)–> hypoTN and tachy?
- why are they for pts with renal/liver dysnf?
- atracurium, cis-atracurium (both intermediate acting)
- atracurium
- spontaneous, non-enzymatic degration (Hofman elimination
NMB that can be reversed with achEI (5)
pancuronium vecuronium rocuronium atracurium cis-atracurium
3 achE-I
- edrophonium
- neostigmine
- pyridostigmine
which one is most commonly used for reversal of NMB?
neostigmine
- longest duration of action of the AchE-Is?
- fast onset, short acting?
- more complete antagonism than edrophonium?
- pyridostigmine
- edrophonium
- neostigmine
anti-muscarinic that reverses NMB’s muscaranic effects?
onset = onset of neostigmine
glycopyrrolate (can also use atropine)