Inhalation anestheics Flashcards
Inspired gas concentration determined by
Fresh gas flow rate
breathing circuit volume
circuit absorption
Alveolar gas concentration determined by
uptake of anesthetic into blood
ventilation
the concentration effect and second gas effect
Arterial gas concentration determined by
ventilation/perfusion mismatching (bronchial intubation, R–>L intra cardiac shunts
Definition of MAC
alveolar concentration that prevents movement in 50% of pts in response to a standardized stimulus
MAC ~ ? prevents movement in 95% of pts
1.3
MAC ~? awake MAC
0.3
MAC of N20
105
MAC of Halothane
0.75
MAC of Isoflurane
1.2
MAC of Desflurane
6.0
MAC of Sevoflurane
2.0
Blood: Gas partition coefficient of NO
0.47
Blood: Gas partition coefficient of Des
0.42 (fastest onset)
Blood: Gas partition coefficient of Sevo
0.7
Blood: Gas partition coefficient of Halothane
2.3 (slowest onset)
Blood: Gas partition coefficient of Iso
1.4
Partial pressure of NO
39,000
Partial pressure of Des
670
Partial pressure of Iso
240
Partial pressure of Halothane
240
Partial pressure of Sevo
160
Partial pressure of enflurane
175
Factors affecting MAC: hyperthermia
decreased (increased above 42 degrees Celsius)
Factors affecting MAC: hypothermia
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: young
increased
Factors affecting MAC: old
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: acute etoh intox
decreased (depressant of central nervous system)
Factors affecting MAC: chronic etoh abuse
increased
Factors affecting MAC: hct less than 40%
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: PaCO2 > 40mmHg
decreased (caused by lower ph in CSF)
Factors affecting MAC: hyperthyroid
no change (same with hypothyroid)
Factors affecting MAC: MAP < 40mmHg
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: hyper Ca++
decreased (decreased excitability)
Factors affecting MAC: hyper Na+
increased
Factors affecting MAC: hypo Na+
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: Pregnancy
decreased (MAC dec by 1/3 at 8 weeks)
Factors affecting MAC: local anesthetics
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: lithium
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: sympatholytics (clonidine, dexamedetomidine)
decreased
Factors affecting MAC: sympathomymetics - cocaine
increased
Factors affecting MAC: sympathomymetics - ephedrine
increased
Factors affecting MAC: amphetamine, acute
increased
Factors affecting MAC: amphetamine, chronic
decreased
affect on breathing of volatile anesthetics
dec minute ventilation: dec TV and small inc RR; rapid shallow breathing (MV = TV x RR)
NO toxicity is due to
impaired methionine synthesis and results in neurologic sequelae.
concern in substance abusers, pts with vit b12 def, and possibly unborn fetuses
inhalational agents ______ (inc/dec?) hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction response
decrease the HPV response (HPV response = pulmonary vasculature constricts in response to decreased alveolar oxygen tension in an attempt to match ventilation and perfusion)
which anesthetic agent is most associated with cardiac dysrhythmias?
halothane. halothane increases sensitivity of myocardium to epinephrine and results in PVC and tachydysrhythmias.
volatile anesthetics affect on intracranial blood flow
increases blood flow and may increase ICP
what is the toxic metabolic by-product of sevo?
which organ does it affect?
minimal flow rates to reduce risk?
compound A - sevo degraded by soda lime produces compound A which is nephrotoxic.
2-3L/min
What by-product of CO2 absorbent degradation is desflurane associated with?
CO. most often occurs with absorbent is dry.
incidence is highest in first case of the day when machines have not been used for some time.
KOH containing absorbents produce greatest CO