Hypnotic Pharmacodynamic Flashcards

MOA, Adverse Effect, Systemic Effects

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Propofol: BP, HR, CO, Contract Vent, RR, Hypercapnia response, N/V

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CVS: BP:Dec HR:Dec** CO:Dec Contract:Dec Vent: Dep RR: Dep HyperCO2: Dep N/V: Dec **

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Thiopental: BP, HR, CO, Contract Vent, RR, Hypercapnia response, N/V

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CVS: BP:Dec HR:~Inc** CO:Dec Contract:~Dec Vent: Dep; RR: Dep; HyperCO2: Dep N/V: Unchanged

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Midazolam: BP, HR, CO, Contract Vent, RR, Hypercapnia response, N/V

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CVS: BP: ~dec HR: ~ CO: ~dec Contract: ~ Vent : ~ dec; RR: Unchanged, HyperCO2: Unchanged, Vent drive: dec N/V: Dec/Unchanged

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Ketamine:BP, HR, CO, Contract Vent, RR, Hypercapnia response, N/V

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CVS: BP: very Inc HR: very inc CO: None Contract: Dec if no Catecholamine MinVent: Dec, Vent drive: ~ HyperCO2: Unchanged N/V: Unchanged

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Etomidate: BP, HR, CO, Contract Vent, RR, Hypercapnia response, N/V

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CVS: BP:~dec HR:None CO: Non Contract:Non Vent: ~Depress, RR: ~Depress HyperCO2: Depress N/V: Increased

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Precedex: BP, HR, CO, Contract Vent, RR, Hypercapnia response, N/V

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CVS: BP: inc (bolus) dec (infuse) HR: dec CO: dec Contract: ~ Minute Vent: ~ dec HyperCO2: Unchanged, Vent drive ~dec N/V: Unchanged

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Propofol: CBF, ICP, CMRO2, AED

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CBF: Dep x3 ICP: Dep x3 CMRO2: Dep x3 AED: Depress x3, burst suppression Myoclonus x1

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Thiopental: CBF, ICP, CMRO2, AED

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CBF: Dep x2 ICP:Dep x2 CMRO2: Dep x2 AED: Yes x 3

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Midazolam: CBF, ICP, CMRO2, AED

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CBF: Unchanged ICP: Unchanged CMRO2: Unchanged AED: Yes Anxiety: Yes

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Ketamine: CBF, ICP, CMRO2, AED, Delirium

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CBF: ~Increased ICP: ~Increased CMRO2: ~Increased AED: Maybe plus Delirium: Yes** TX with benzo

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Etomidate: CBF, ICP, CMRO2, AED, Anxiety, Delirium

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CBF: Dep x2 ICP: Dep x 2 CMRO2: Dep x 2 AED: Worsens but treats myoclonus well Painful Injection

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Precedex: CBF, ICP, CMRO2

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CBF: Dec ICP: SAME CMRO2: Dec

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Ketamine: MOA, AE, Benefits

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Provides Analgesia, dissociative hypnosis with present eye and limb movement Dec Opipd requiment postop Preserve CO and Resp fxn via NMDA receptor agonism AE increased card work, oral secretions, when low epi, myocardial depressant psychomiminetic tendency tx wi benzo

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Propofol MOA, Benefit, AE

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MOA: GABA R Benefit: context sensitive half life is 40 min for past 8 hr AE: CV depression, need reduced for elders, ICU, hypovolemic due to dec central distribution vol and dec clearance leading to more myocardial depression Egg yolk lecithin (alkylphenol) -> egg anaphlyaxsis care Lipid emulsion support bacterial growth linked to sepsis, observe aseptic tech and less than 12 hr Propofol infusion syndrome: Prolonged use can lead to arrhythmia, lipemia met acidosis, rhabdomyolysis

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Etomidate MOA, Benefit, AE

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MOA: Benefit: useful in unstable pt due to less myocardial depression, may cause hypotension still AE: Adrenal Supression (esp hydroxylase) limited use as infusion

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Thiopental MOA, Benefit, AE

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MOA: Barbituate with fav neurologic profile (neurprotection via dec cerebral perfusion) Benefit: Better CVC compared to Propofol AE:

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Precedex MOA, Benefit, AE

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MOA: alpha 2 agonist Benefit: sedatitive, analgesic, agnostic, slower onset/offset as comp to propofol useful for icu sedation x 24 hr and fiberoptic intubation Minimal resp depression Decreases periop opioid needs AE: Dose Dependent Hypotension, Bradycardia

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Fospropofol: MOA, Use, caution, pharmk different

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Water soluable prodrug of Propofol, use in procedural sedation have wide intervals due to prodrug metabolism Slower Induction vs Propofol increases duration Decreased Injection Pain,

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Benzo MOA, Indication, general AE

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Gaba receptor potentiator Anticonvulsant like in local anesthetics tox Less respiratory depression vs barbiturates, antagonized by fumazenil

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Versed Benefit, AE

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Produce anxiolytic and antegrade amnesia Fast on, Fast off May Lead to increased delirium, renal excretion of active metabolites Large dose may lead to preload and afterload dec along with prolong sedation

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Diazepam, Lorazepam particular AE

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Pain on inject due to propyl glycol

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24
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Propofol Opening Practice

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Bacterial Contamination with pt rxn; 12 hrs of opening, one vial/pt and not in heme line

25
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Hypnotic MOA and Exception

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Potentiator of GABA Receptor through Direct. Ketamine inhib NMDA (glu activator) leading to GABA activation

26
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Propofol Infusion Syndrome Path

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Impairign Free Fatty A Utilization + Mitochondrial activity -> inadequate aerobic metabolism -> anaerobic metabolism -> cell damage esp of cardiac/skeletal muscle

27
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Propofol Infusion Syndrome Effect [8]

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metabolic lactic acidosis, cardiac failure, renal failure, rhabdomyolysis, hyperkalemia, hypertriglyceridemia, hepatomegaly, and pancreatitis

28
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Ketamine Psych AE

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Hallucinations, nightmares, altered cognition, short term memory alerted. worsesn with ketamine. Tx with Versed 5 minute prior to giving ketamine

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Flumazenil Note

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When used for Versed (T 1/2 1.7-2.6 hr), expect resedation afterwrds (Flu T/12 is 0.7 to 13 hr). Ergo will need more later. May trigger SZ in Chronic ETOH or benzo use.

30
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Precedex Med for Decreasing emergence Delirium

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0.15 mcg/kg.

31
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Conditions that require Lower Level of Versed

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ESRD

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Preop Lorazepam Effects

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No increase in pt satisfication and can prolong extubation

33
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a2- agonists concerns preoperative

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decrease MAC but inc risk of hypotension and bradyc.

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Propofol CVS effect

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Decrease Venous Return and Symsytemic Return; blunts baroreceptor reflex

35
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Midazolam CVS/res effect

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Hypotension and Resp Depression in large doses

36
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Midazolam lab value affecting dose

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HYpoalbuminemia decreases Versed requirement

37
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ketamine contra

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increased intraocular pressure/open globe, CAD, increased ICP from tumor or hemmorhage.