Intravenous Anesthetics

Question 1

Bind to GAB A receptor sites; increase duration of chloride channel opening

Answer 1

Thiopental

Question 2

Binds to GABA A receptors, increases frequency of chloride channel opening

Answer 2

Midazolam

Question 3

Blocks excitation by glutamate at NMDA receptors

Answer 3

Ketamine

Question 4

Modulates GABAa receptors containing B3 subunits

Answer 4

Etomidate

Question 5

Interact with mu, delta and kapa receptors for endogenous opioid peptides

Answer 5

Fentanyl

Question 6

Potentiates GABA A receptors, blocks Na channels

Answer 6

Propofol

Question 7

Also for increased ICP

Answer 7

Thiopental

Question 8

May cause acute intermittent porphyria

Answer 8

Thiopental

Question 9

Associated with post op respiratory depression

Answer 9

Midazolam

Question 10

Dissociative amnesia

Answer 10

Ketamine

Question 11

Emergence delirium

Answer 11

Ketamine

Question 12

Esp for patients with limited cardiac or respiratory reserve

Answer 12

Etomidate

Question 13

Adrenocoetical suppression

Answer 13

Etomidate

Question 14

Antidote for fentanyl

Answer 14

Nalaxone

Question 15

Milk of amnesia

Answer 15

Propofol

Question 16

Intravenous anesthetics

Answer 16

Thiopental, midazol, ketamine, etomidate, fentanyl, propofol