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iv anes, gen anes, local anes Flashcards

0
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Ketamine antagonize what receptors

A

Nmda receptors

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All IV anes acts on gaba receptor exc

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Ketamine

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Rate of transfer into the brain and the anesthetic effect is regulated by the ff factors

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  1. Inbound drug
  2. Reduced cerebral blood flow
  3. Non-ionized
  4. Lipid soluble
  5. Rapid injection
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3
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Hyperventilation will increase/decrease protein binding

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Decrease protein binding= increase unbound drug = increase anes effect

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T or F: protein binding is affected by changes in ph

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True

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5
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CBF is reduced becoz Of low/high CO

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Low CO.

Anes effect is delayed but enhanced

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6
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T or F: rapid administration also affects the extent of cvs and respiratory side effects

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True

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7
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Alkylthenol cmpd

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Propofol

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8
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Propofol: insoluble/soluble in water

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Insoluble.

Requires egg lecithin emulsion 1%

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9
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Propofol: pain / no pain on injection

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Pain on injection

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10
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Feeling of week being andn euphoria

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Propofol

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Propofol: increase/decrease CMRCO2, CBF, ICP, cerebral perfusion rate

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Decrease

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12
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Drug of choice if LMA is used

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Propofol

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13
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With anticonvulsant and antiemetic prop

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Propofol

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14
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Asso with release of histamine and anaphylactoid reaction

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Propofol

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15
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Propofol EEG. Frequency and amplitude and duration of seizures

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Increase amplitude
Decrease frequency
Decrease duration of seizure

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16
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Propofol anes is induced sec

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40-60s

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17
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Ketamine anes induced sec

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30-60s

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18
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Ketamine: soluble/insoluble to water

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Soluble to water

Lipid soluble also

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19
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Phencyclidine

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Ketamine

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20
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Dissociative anes.. Rather than generalized depression of cns

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Ketamine

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21
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Ketamine EEG. Alpha and tetha

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Loss of alpha waves

More tetha waves

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22
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Ketamine: increase/decrease CMRCO2, CBF, ICP, cerebral perfusion rate

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Increase

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23
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Propofol: increase/decrease arterial P, HR

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Decrease

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24
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Ketamine: increase/decrease arterial P, HR

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Increase

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25
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Inotropic effect of Propofol

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(-) inotropic effect

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26
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Inotropic effect of ketamine

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(+) inotropic

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27
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Propofol/ketamine: apnea is more common

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Propofol

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28
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Propofol/ketamine: transient apnea, ventilation is maintained

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Ketamine

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29
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Propofol/ketamine: no effect on bronchial ms tone

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Propofol

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30
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Propofol/ketamine: bronchodilation

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Ketamine

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31
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Propofol/ketamine: decrease ms tone, movement on stimulation

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Propofol

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32
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Propofol/ketamine: increase ms tone, spont. Movement

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Ketamine

33
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Propofol/ketamine: no GI effect. N and V uncommon

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Propofol

34
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Propofol/ketamine: increase salivation

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Ketamine

35
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Propofol/ketamine: no uterine effect, cross PBB

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Propofol

36
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Propofol/ketamine: uterine relaxation, cross PBB

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Ketamine

37
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Propofol/ketamine: night,are and hallucination

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Ketamine

38
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental: delay disappearance of eyelash

A

Propofol

39
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

overdosage may lead to loss of verbal contact

A

Propofol

40
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Recovery of consciousness is rapid

A

Propofol

41
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Minimal hang-over effect

A

Propofol

42
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The pressor response to tracheal intubation is attenuated to a greater extend by

A

Propofol

43
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T or F: ventilatory depression of Propofol is more marked if opioids are administered

A

True

44
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Decrease HBF and renal function

A

Propofol

45
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Liver function test not deranged

A

Propofol

46
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Decrease cortisol

A

Propofol

47
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Metabolite of Propofol excreted by kidney

A

Glucoronide

48
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Terminal elimination half life of Propofol

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3-4.8hrs

49
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Effective half life of Propofol

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30-60mins

50
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Distribution and clearance of Propofol are altered by admin of

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Fentanyl

51
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AE of Propofol

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CV and respi depression
Excitatory phenomena
Pain on injection
Allergic reaction

52
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Indicated if rapid recovery of consciousness is required

A

Propofol

53
Q

T or F: rapid redistribution and metab of Propofol may increase risks of awareness during tracheal intubation

A

True

54
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Most suitable TIVA

A

Propofol

55
Q

Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Potent somatic analgesic

A

Ketamine

56
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Amnesia persists for 1hr after recovery of consciousness

A

Ketamine

57
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Positive inotropic effect of ketamine is due to

A

Ca influx and cAMP

58
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Increased myocardial sensitivity to epinephrine

A

Ketamine

59
Q

Sympathetic stim in ketamine is decrease/increase

A

Decrease sympa
VasoD alpha adrenergic receptor
VasoC beta adrenergic receptor

60
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Transient Increase IOP

A

Ketamine

61
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Hypertension and tachycardia.

A

Ketamine

62
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Prolonged recovery

A

Ketamine

63
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Increase ICP

A

Ketamine

64
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Decrease ICO

A

Propofol

65
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T or F: ketamine is unsuitable for pt with preexisting hypertension, IHD and severe cardiac decompensation

A

True

66
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Lorazepam
Diazepam
Midazolam

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Benzodiazepine

67
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Benzo which is water insoluble

A

Diazepam

Lorazepam

68
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Benzo which is water soluble

A

Midazolam

69
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Benzo with pain in injection

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Diazepam

Lorazepam

70
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Benzo with minimal pain on injection

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Midazolam

71
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Benzo used for continuous infusion

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Midazolam

72
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/benzo:

Potent anticonvulsant, treatment status epilepticus

A

Benzodiazepine

73
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Carboxylated imidazole

A

Etomidate

74
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Myo clonic movement are common

A

Etomidate

75
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Propylene glycol means

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Pain on injection

Diazepam, lorazepam, etomidate

76
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Maintain CBF

A

Etomidate

77
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Minimal depression of ventilation

A

Etomidate

78
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

No release of histamine

A

Etomidate

79
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Propofol/ketamine/etomidate/thiopental:

Inhibit plt function and prolong bleeding time

A

Etomidate

80
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Drug of choice for pt with reactive airwax disease

A

Etomidate

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