Halothane Flashcards

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Halothane Pulmonary Effects

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  • respiratory depression
  • dose dependent manner, alveolar hypoventilation resulting in hypercapnia
  • rapid and shallow respiratory pattern
  • blunts ventilatory response to hypercapnia
  • subanesthetic of halothane abolish ventilatory response to hypoxemia and why it is important to administer O2 to your patients after extubation
  • increase A-a gradient as result of atelectasis in dependent regions of lungs and blunting hypoxia pulmonary vasoconstrictor response
  • surgical stimulation tends to increase respiratory drive and counteract some of the respiratory depressant effects of halothane
  • unrecognized apnea during deep halothane can be catastrophic
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2
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Halothane Physical Property: boiling point

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50.2 C

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3
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Halothane Physical Property: SVP

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243 mm Hg

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4
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Halothane Physical Property: MAC

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0.74 %

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5
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Halothane Physical Property: Blood/Gas Coefficient

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2.3

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6
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Halothane Physical Property: Brain/Blood coefficient

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2.9

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Halothane Physical Property: Muscle/Blood Coefficient

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3.5

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8
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Halothane Physical Property: Fat/Blood Coefifcient

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60

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9
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: most prominent effect

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dose dependent arterial hypotension

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10
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: SVR

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remains intact even with deep

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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: BP

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decreased by dose dependent increase in CVP

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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: myocardial contractility

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greater depressant than vasomotor tone and dose dependent decrease in CO

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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: inotropic

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greater negative inotropic effect except for enflurane

  • alters intracellular Ca homeostasis secondary to inhibiting calcium influx through slow Ca channel
  • decrease availability of calcium activation of contraction
  • decreased storage of calcium
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14
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: SNS

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indirect activation

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15
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: coronary blood flow

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decreased coronary blood flow and decrease coronary artery vascular resistance, may be a response to decrease MVo2 secondary to decreased contractility and BP

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16
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: SA node

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depression of SA node

  • common to see AV junctional rhythms
  • AV dissociation during halothane anesthesia
17
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: treating AV junction rhythms

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give atropine prior to inhalation agent

18
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: ectopy

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decreases threshold for catecholamines causing ventricular ectopy

19
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: epinephrine administration

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no more than 100 mcg of eli injected in less than 10 mins

-no more than 5 mcg/kg during injection

20
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: increased injection of epi

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cause hypercapnia

21
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Halothane Cardiovascular Effects: epi injection insensitive

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children

22
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Halothane Neurological Effects: cerebral vasculature

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don’t want additional water in the brain

-blunts auto regulatory response of cerebral vasculature

23
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Halothane Neurological Effects: EEG

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burst suppresion at greater than 3.5 MAC

24
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halothane hepatic metabolism

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20%

25
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halothane hepatitis

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secondary to reductive metabolism of halothane in presence of hepatocyte hypoxia