MAC, Basic Chem and Solubility Flashcards

1
Q

Alveolar partial pressure governs ___

A

the partial pressure in the body fluids and tissue

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2
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What is the minimum alveolar concentration (MAC)?

A

Minimum amount of anesthetic (%) at 1 ATM that prevents noxious stimuli in

MAC prevents noxious stimuli in 50% of people

MAC is a concept similar to potency

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3
Q

MAC is lowest in ___

A

newborns

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4
Q

MAC peaks in ___

A

infants

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5
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MAC progressively decreases with ___

A

age

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6
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The Minimum Alveolar Concentraion increases with which types of patients?

A
  • Hyperthermia
  • Hypernatremia

If you have a hyperthermic patient, it means that the minimum alveolar concentration of the drug in order to achieve effect will need to be higher.

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7
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The Minimum Alveolar Concentration decreases with which types of patients?

A
  • Hypothermia
  • Hyponatremia
  • Hypotension
  • Lithium
  • Lidocaine
  • Opioids

This list to the left shows factors which would mean that the patient would need LESS of the drug to achieve desired effect.

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8
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BGP stands for ___

A

Blood/Gas Partition coefficient

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9
Q

Low blood solubility = ____ recovery

A

rapid induction/rapid recovery

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10
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High blood solubility = _____ recovery

A

slow induction/recovery

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11
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Low lipid solubility in fat versus brain

A

accumulate less readily in the fat

pass less readily into the brain

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12
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High lipid solubility in fat versus brain

A

accumulate readily in the fat

pass more easily into the brain

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13
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Anesthetic with high alveolar concentration (what’s the effect)

A

Arterial pressure increase faster

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14
Q

What happens when an anesthetic is added to alveoli?

A

Reduces oxygen concentration (during wash out)

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15
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Rapidly absorbed anesthetic (N2O) increases the ____

A

absorption rate of a second anesthetic

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16
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Anesthetic diffuses in the tissue along a ____

A

concentration gradient

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17
Q

Prior to the induction of anesthesia all body tissues have ___.

A

essentially the same zero partial pressure of inhalation anesthetic.

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18
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During recovery partial pressure of inhalation anesthetic will be ___.

A

different in different tissues.

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19
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Elimination of inhalation anesthetic depends upon ____

A
  1. Pulmonary Ventilation
  2. Cardiac output
  3. Gas solubility in tissue
  4. Gas solubility in blood
  5. Partial pressure of anesthetic in alveolar air and venous blood
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20
Q

Removal of anesthetic gases by metabolism is _____

A

relatively small in comparison with the removal by exhalation.

Also occurs in microsomal enzymes mostly in liver and kidneys

21
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Metabolism of Halothane %

22
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Metabolism of Enflurane %

23
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Metabolism of Isoflurane %

24
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Metabolism of Nitrous Oxide and Xenon

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Overton-Meyer correlation
was considered to be at the foundation of anesthesia
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CH4
Methane
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C2H6
Ethane
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C3H8
Propane
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C1-C4
gases
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\>C4
liquids
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C2H4
Ethene (Ethylene)
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C3H6
Propene
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Alcohols
CH3OH - Methanol C2H5OH - Ethanol C3H7OH - Propanol
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CH3-O- CH3
Chemical name for Ether
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Halogens
Group VIIA – a particular class of highly reactive non-metals Fluorine (F); Chlorine (Cl); Bromine (Br); Iodine (I) The only periodic table group containing elements in three states of matter
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Fluorine
gas
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Chlorine
gas
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Bromine
liquid
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Iodine
solid
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Liquid in a closed container may establish an equilibrium with \_\_\_
saturated water vapors
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During equilibrium dissolved gas molecules \_\_\_\_
leave liquid At the same rate other molecules dissolve in the liquid.
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In equilibrium state the liquid and the dissolved gas form a \_\_\_
saturated solution.
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Solubility of a gas depends upon:
1) Partial Pressure 2) Temperature 3) Gas 4) Liquid
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At a given temperature, the amount of a given gas dissolved in a liquid is \_\_\_.
directly proportional to the partial pressure of the gas in equilibrium with the liquid
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Solubility of oxygen
0.003 mlO2 /100ml plasma /mmHg
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Solubility of carbon dioxide
0.06 mlCO2 / 100ml plasma / mmHg
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At a temperature 20oC nitrogen and partial pressure 100 kPa solubility is \_\_\_\_.
0.016 liter/L
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At a temperature 37oC nitrogen and partial pressure 100 kPa solubility is \_\_\_.
0.014 liter/L