lidocaine Flashcards

1
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class

A
  • Class IB antiarrhythmic
  • sodium channel blocker
  • local/topical anesthetic
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2
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trade name

A

Xylocaine

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3
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routes

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  • IV
  • topical
  • SQ
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4
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other Class IB antiarrhythmics

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  • mexiletine (Mexitil)
  • tocainide (Tonocard)
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5
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complications

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  • CNS effects
    • drowsiness
    • AMS
    • paresthesias
    • sz
  • respiratory arrest
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interventions for CNS effects

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  • carefully monitor and notify HCP
  • phenytoin for sz activity
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interventions for respiratory arrest

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  • monitor VS and ECG
  • keep resuscitation equipment at bedside
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contraindications

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  • Stokes-Adams syndrome
  • Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome
  • severe heart block
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precautions

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  • pregnancy (B)
  • liver or renal dysfunction
  • 2nd-degree heart block
  • sinus bradycardia
  • HF
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interactions and interventions

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  • ↓ metabolism of lidocaine, ↑ risk of toxicity
    • beta blockers
    • phenytoin
  • monitor for CNS depression
    • sedation
    • irritability
    • sz
  • monitor lidocaine level
  • ↓ dosage if indicated
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admin

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  • IV
  • wt-based loading dose
  • maintenance: 1-4 mg/min
  • adjust according to response
  • usually ≤ 24 hrs
  • never give lidocaine/epinephrine (used as anesthetic)
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