Local Anesthetics Flashcards
Identify:
Esters
TetracaIne
ProcaIne
BenzocaIne
Esters have only one I in their names
Identify:
Amide
Bupivacaine
Ropivacaine
Lidocaine
Amides have 2 I’s in their names
Local anesthetic with the shortest half life
Procaine 1-2mins
Local anesthetic with the longest half life
Ropivacaine 4.2 hrs
Why should you not inject lidocaine into an abscess
Abscess is acidic; if below pKa = charged form will predominate, drug will be ineffective
All local anesthetics are vasodilators except:
Cocaine
Most important toxic effect of local anesthetics
CNS: Seizures
Cardiotoxicity: Arrhythmia
MOA of Cocaine
blocks catecholamine reuptake, intrinsic sympathomimetic activity
Blocks Na channel
Drug of extravasation complications from venipuncture, inadvertent intraarterial injections
SE: Antibody formtion
Shortest half life among local anesthetics
Drug, Class
Procaine, Local anesthetic (ester)
Novocaine
Blocks Na channel
Drug of Topical anesthesia
SE: Skin irritation, antibody formation, CNS and Cardiac effects
Shortest half life among local anesthetics
Drug, Class
Benzolamine, Local anesthetic (ester)
Butamben
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
Cocaine, Local anesthetic (ester)
Drug of abuse
Blocks Na channel
Drug for spinal anesthesia, Epidural anesthesia, topical ophthalmic anesthesia
SE: Antibody formation, CNS and Heart effects
Drug, Class
Tetracaine, Local anesthetic (ester)
Blocks Na channel
Drug for arrhytmia
SE: Seizures, CNS and Heart effects
Shortest half life among local anesthetics
Drug, Class
Lidocaine, Local anesthetic (amide)
Toxic Dose of Lidocaine
5mg/kg
Solution Concentration? How many mg in ml
10mg/mL