Local Anesthetics Flashcards

1
Q

Identify:

Esters

A

TetracaIne
ProcaIne
BenzocaIne

Esters have only one I in their names

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2
Q

Identify:

Amide

A

Bupivacaine
Ropivacaine
Lidocaine

Amides have 2 I’s in their names

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3
Q

Local anesthetic with the shortest half life

A

Procaine 1-2mins

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4
Q

Local anesthetic with the longest half life

A

Ropivacaine 4.2 hrs

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5
Q

Why should you not inject lidocaine into an abscess

A

Abscess is acidic; if below pKa = charged form will predominate, drug will be ineffective

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6
Q

All local anesthetics are vasodilators except:

A

Cocaine

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7
Q

Most important toxic effect of local anesthetics

A

CNS: Seizures
Cardiotoxicity: Arrhythmia

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8
Q

MOA of Cocaine

A

blocks catecholamine reuptake, intrinsic sympathomimetic activity

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9
Q

Blocks Na channel
Drug of extravasation complications from venipuncture, inadvertent intraarterial injections
SE: Antibody formtion
Shortest half life among local anesthetics

Drug, Class

A

Procaine, Local anesthetic (ester)

Novocaine

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10
Q

Blocks Na channel
Drug of Topical anesthesia
SE: Skin irritation, antibody formation, CNS and Cardiac effects
Shortest half life among local anesthetics

Drug, Class

A

Benzolamine, Local anesthetic (ester)

Butamben

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11
Q

Blocks Na channel, intrinsic sympathomimetic activity. Vasoconstriction
Drug for Topical anesthesia (very effective)
SE: Antibody formation, abuse liability, severe HPN, cerebral hemorrhage, cardiac arrhythmia, MI

Drug, Class

A

Cocaine, Local anesthetic (ester)

Drug of abuse

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12
Q

Blocks Na channel
Drug for spinal anesthesia, Epidural anesthesia, topical ophthalmic anesthesia
SE: Antibody formation, CNS and Heart effects

Drug, Class

A

Tetracaine, Local anesthetic (ester)

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13
Q

Blocks Na channel
Drug for arrhytmia
SE: Seizures, CNS and Heart effects
Shortest half life among local anesthetics

Drug, Class

A

Lidocaine, Local anesthetic (amide)

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14
Q

Toxic Dose of Lidocaine

A

5mg/kg

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15
Q

Solution Concentration? How many mg in ml

A

10mg/mL

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16
Q

Blocks Na channel
Drug for Dental Anesthesia
SE: Methemoglobinemia (Fe in 3+)

Drug, Class

A

Prilocaine, Local Anesthetic (amide)

17
Q

Blocks Na channels
Drugs for Epidural anesthesia, intrathecal anesthesia
SE: Severe cardiovascular toxicity, HPN, arrhythmia
Use with caution in pregnant

A

Bupivacaine, Local Anesthetic (amide)

18
Q

Blockade of Na channels slows
Drug for Epidural anesthesia
SE: Cardiotoxicity

A

Ropivacaine

19
Q

Longest half-life among local anesthetics

A

Ropivacaine