MAC Values Flashcards
What is the blood:gas partition coefficient of halothane?
Halothane = 2.54
What is the blood:gas partition coefficient of Isoflurane?
Isoflurane = 1.46
What is the blood:gas partition coefficient of N₂O?
Nitrous = 0.46
What is the blood:gas partition coefficient of Desflurane?
Desflurane = 0.42
What is the blood:gas partition coefficient of Sevoflurane?
Sevoflurane = 0.69
Concentration at 1atm that prevents skeletal muscle movement in response to surgical stimulation in 99% of patients.
1.3 MAC
What would ED99 be equivalent to in regards to MAC?
ED99 = 1.3 MAC
What is MACawake?
0.3 - 0.5 MAC: partial awakeness and responsiveness.
What is MACBAR?
1.7 - 2.0 MAC: Blunts autonomic responses. No SNS response at all, essentially an overdose.
What is the MAC of N₂O?
What does this mean?
N₂O MAC = 104%. Can’t be used as sole anesthetic agent. (MAC can’t be reached without hyperbaric pressures)
What is the MAC of Halothane?
0.75%
What is the MAC of Isoflurane?
1.17%
What is the MAC of Desflurane?
6.6%
What is the MAC of Sevoflurane?
1.8%
How much does MAC need decrease as one gets older?
Younger?
6% per decade.
↓% for older
↑% for younger
What is the vapor pressure of halothane?
243 torr
What is the vapor pressure of Isoflurane?
238 torr (mmHg)
What is the vapor pressure of Desflurane?
669 torr
What is the vapor pressure of Sevoflurane?
157 torr (or mmHg)
At what MAC does volatile depression of CMRO₂ begin?
0.4 MAC
At what MAC would we see EEG burst suppression?
What about total electrical silence?
- 1.5 MAC = burst suppression
- 2 MAC = EEG silence
You have a case where SSEPs and MEPs need to be monitored, what general anesthetics options do you have?
- TIVA
- N₂O 60% and 0.5 MAC volatile.
What specific effects will volatile agents have on SSEPs and MEPs? At what MAC?
Dose-dependent (0.5 - 1.5MAC):
- ↓ amplitude
- ↑ latency (delayed frequency)
At what MAC would you expect to start to see an increase in CBF due to volatile administration?
At > 0.6 MAC
At what volatile dosage does ICP increase?
> 0.8 MAC
At what volatile dosage would apnea be seen?
1.5 - 2 MAC
50% depression of HPV occurs at ___ MAC.
2
When will sevoflurane begin to cause increases in heart rate?
Only at > 1.5 MAC
What hepatic blood flow changes are seen with volatile administration? At what MAC might you see these changes?
Portal vein dilation = ↑ portal vein flow (at 1-1.5 MAC).
Maintained total hepatic flow.
When is N₂O emetogenic?
At greater than 50% or 0.5 MAC
What is/are the obstetric effects of volatile anesthetics? And at what MAC?
Dose-dependent (0.5 - 1.0 MAC) decrease in uterine smooth muscle contractility. (relaxation)
What are the major cons of N₂O ? (3)
- Significant N/V @ 0.5 MAC
- ↑ PVR
- No surgeries with air filled spaces
At what MAC would cerebral autoregulation be lost with halothane?
Sevo?
Iso/Des?
- Halothane lost by 0.5 MAC
- Sevo lost by 1 MAC
- Iso/Des lost by 0.5-1.5 MAC
At what MAC would you see 100% depression of hypoxic response?
50-70% depression?
1.1 MAC ⇒ 100%
0.1 MAC ⇒ 50-70%
What are the following properties of Halothane?
- Blood/Gas Coefficient:
- MAC:
- Vapor Pressure:
- Blood/Gas Coefficient: 2.54
- MAC: 0.75%
- Vapor Pressure: 243 mmHg/torr
What are the following properties of Isoflurane?
- Blood/Gas Coefficient:
- MAC:
- Vapor Pressure:
- Blood/Gas Coefficient: 1.46
- MAC: 1.17%
- Vapor Pressure: 238 mmHg/torr
What are the following properties of Desflurane?
- Blood/Gas Coefficient:
- MAC:
- Vapor Pressure:
- Blood/Gas Coefficient: 0.42
- MAC: 6.6%
- Vapor Pressure: 669 mmHg/torr
What are the following properties of Sevoflurane?
- Blood/Gas Coefficient:
- MAC:
- Vapor Pressure:
- Blood/Gas Coefficient: 0.69
- MAC: 1.8%
- Vapor Pressure: 157 mmHg/torr
What are the following properties of Nitrous Oxide?
- Blood/Gas Coefficient:
- MAC:
- Blood/Gas Coefficient: 0.46
- MAC: 104%