IV Anesthesia

Question 1

MAC stands for

Answer 1

Monitored Anesthesia Control

Minimal Alveolar Concentration

Question 2

Goal of IV anesthesia

Answer 2

Hypnosis, Amnesia, Analgesia, Immobility

Question 3

Advantage of MAC

Answer 3

pt independently maintains airway, no CV or respiratory supression

Question 4

Disadvantage of MAC

Answer 4

unpredictable! constant monitoring!

Question 5

non-opioid IVs

Answer 5

benzos, barbs, propofol

Question 6

Benzo anecdote

Answer 6

Flumazenil

Question 7

Anterograde amnesia

Answer 7

Benzos

Question 8

Why use Benzos

Answer 8

Pre-op!
Peds = prevents PTSD
IV induction
IV sedation

Question 9

dissociative anesthesia

Answer 9

Ketamine

Question 10

Use in kids

Answer 10

Ketamine, Fentanyl

Question 11

Prior to using Propofol, use

Answer 11

Barbs for induction

Question 12

Barbs have no

Answer 12

Analgesics

Question 13

Acute intermittent porphyria is contraindicated in…

Answer 13

Barbs!

Question 14

Use to treat intracranial pressure

Answer 14

Barbs

Question 15

Egg yolk

Answer 15

Propofol

Question 16

Milk of anesthesia

Answer 16

Propofol

Question 17

Induces GA

Answer 17

Propofol

Question 18

Infusion Syndrome

Answer 18

Propofol, rhabdomyolysis, metabolic and sytemic shutdown, often FATAL!

Question 19

Alternative to Propofol (egg allergy) and Barbs (compromised myocardial contractility)

Answer 19

Etomidate

Question 20

Etomidate

Answer 20

1. Hynosis
2. No analgesia
3. PONV

Question 21

Itchy nose

Answer 21

Fentanyl

Question 22

Pre-medication, adjunct to GA or RA anesthesia

Answer 22

Fentanyl

Question 23

Awake fiberoptic tracheal intubation

Answer 23

Dexmedetomidine

Question 24

Short term sedation, intubated and ventilated patients

Answer 24

Dexmedetomidine

Question 25

Good for pts at risk of aspirating

Answer 25

Thiopental

Question 26

Addiction of choice vets

Answer 26

Ketamine