Local Pharmacodynamic Flashcards

1
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LA differential blocking of nerve type most sensitive to least

A

Degree of myelination

Autonomic (c fiber)>Sensory (alpha d) Motor Fibers (alpha b)

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2
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Unique Property of Chloroprocaine, favorable population

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Most Rapid Hydrosis of ester classes
Neurotoxicity due to bisulfite preservative

OB can be used due to rapid onset, decreased risk of systemic tox/fetal exposure

Useful in Liver dz and SZ

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3
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Transient Neurologic Symptoms

which drug, when sx, tx

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Lidocaine in Spinals

Pain in Lower back, buttock, thighs
No motor sx
within 2 to 24hr onset and clears within 10 days
supportive pain meds with NSAIDs and opioid prn

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4
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Bupicivaine Unique characteristics

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High quality sensory vs motor blockade

Severe refractory cardiovascular collapse with toxic intravascular doses

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5
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Liposomal Bupivicaine indication, unique characterstic, Max dose, caution

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Used for single dose infiltration block for postsurgical anesthesia

Suspension promotes extended release 72 hr
with dilution can be maxed to 266 mg.

Should not be given directly after given other LA or other vasodilators due to systemic toxicity

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6
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LAT CNS

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CNS (first):
1) Lightheadedness-
2) CN involvementperioral Numbness, Metallic Taste, Facial TIngling, Tinnitus, Slurred Speech,
Major CNS SZ, Unconsciousness, Hypercarbia/Resp arrest; Cardiovasc arrest

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7
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Determination of Potency of LA

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Lipid Solubility:
Large alkyl Group;
Adding NaHCO3/Inc pH (more unionized form)t

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8
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LA MOA

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Membrane stabilizdiing drug; affects sodium specific ion channels binds directly to cytoplasmic side
-ergo cannot conduction action potential

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9
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LA Structure and function

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Weak base and passes through lipid cell membrane which then binds to sodium channel

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10
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Nerve Characteristics to LA sensitivity

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Decreases with Thickness of myelin Sheath and Axonal Diameter

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11
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Least sensitive to most sensitive nerve fiber type

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A-Alpha; Beta; Gamma; Delta
C
B

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12
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Action form of LA vs crossing form of LA

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Crossing: Nonionized
Active: Ionized.

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13
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What determine onset of action of LA

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pkA of Drug (lower better)
pH of area of effect (higher better; e.g hco3)
Lipid solubility
Lower distance of diffusion

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14
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What determine duration of LA [6]

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Protein Binding (more the better)
Vascularization of Site (less is better)
Degee of Vasodilation (note all but crack are dilators)
Lipid solubility (higher the better)

Pseudocholinesteras deficiency (esp in liver dz)
Addition of EPI or decadron
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15
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Metabolism and Class of LA

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Esters: Procaine; Benzocaine (no i before caine)
Via Pseudocholinesterase into Para aminobenzoic acid (PABA)

Amide: Lidocaine; mepivicaine; ropivicaine; bupivicaine (i before caine)
VIa direct Liver metabolism

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16
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Allergy Significance of LA

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Cross allergy between classes (amide vs esters)

Esters: PABA allergen
Amide: Methylparaven (perservative)

17
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pmhx that affects LA metabolism

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Liver Dz; Liver Thrombosis, CHF, Bblockers, H2 blockers

18
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Prilocaine Metabolism and Significance

Similar LA with similar effect

A

Metabolizs to o-toluidine
This can lead to methhemoglobinemia (such as in prilocaine creams)

Benzocaine can also cause methhemoglinemia (found in sprays)

19
Q

Increases Susceptibility to CNS toxicity

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Types of BLocks (rate of absoprtion)

Renal/Hepatic Compromise
Acidosis
Heart Block/Heart DZ
Pregnancy
Extreme In age
Hypoxia
20
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Highest to lowest Site of fast LA absoprtion

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IV>Tracheal>Intercostal>
Caudaul>spinal>epidural
brachail Plexus>subQ

21
Q

Ion Trapping for LA and SIgnificance

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Ionization and Losing their lipid solubility leading ti ion staying in location

Happens with fetus if the are in distress (More acidic environment)

22
Q

LAT onset Neuro Vs CVS?

A

Neuro First in awake pt only

23
Q

LAT Sx in order of CVS

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Cards: T wave Peaking
QRS widening
PR inc; QtC inc
Sinus Brady -> Arrest

Myocardial Contraction and conduction are weakened/elongated

24
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Level of LA needed for CVS vs CNS in LAT

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3x CNS for CVS usually

25
Q

CC/CNS ratio?

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Cardiotoxicity of LA: Ratio of dose needed for cardiovascular collaspe vs SZ
Lower Number = More cardiotoxic Drug

26
Q

CC/CNS for Lidocaine, Bupivicaine and Etidocaine

A

Bupivicaine: 3
Lidocaine: 7
Etiodcaine: 4.4

27
Q

Pregnancy Effect on Bupicivaine

A

Lower Dose needed to reach CC toxicity

28
Q

Ropivicaine vs BUpivicaine

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Ropicivaine has a better safety profile more vasoconstriction

29
Q

EMLA? Risk for what? Susceptibility

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Eutectic Mixture of LA (numbing cream)
Lidocaine-Prilocaine
Methhemoglobineia

especially in Anemia, , Cardio/pulm dz, Liver Dz, G6pD
Premmies (reduced p450 reductase)

30
Q

Similar pharmacological properties of LA without the chemical strucutre of LA

A

Benzyl ETOH

31
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Long term AE of LA

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Mild Myotoxic especially with steroid creams

Chondromalacia