Maintenance Meds Quiz Flashcards

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What is the trade name of Cisatracurium?

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Nimbex

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What is the mechanism of action of Cisatracurium?

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Competitive Ach receptor antagonist (Ach nicotinic antagonist)

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What is the maintenance and infusion dose of Cisatracurium ?

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Maint: 0.03mg/kg/IV
Infusion: 1-2 mcg/kg/min

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How is Cisatracurium metabolized?

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Hoffman Elimination (77%) & renal (16%)

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What is the trade name of Dexmedetomidine?

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Precedex

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What is the indication for use of Dexmedetomidine?

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Decrease the need for narcotics and maintains respiratory stability

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What is the loading dose range for Dexmedetomidine?

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0.5-1mcg/kg/IV over 10mins

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What is the mechanism of action of Dexmedetomidine?

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Selective alpha2 receptor agonist

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What is the trade name of Ephedrine?

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Generic only/No brands available

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What are the contraindications for Ephedrine?

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Causes tachyphylaxis (repeated doses that can become ineffective)

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What is the dose range for Ephedrine?

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2.5-10mg/IV

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What is the mechanism of action of Esmolol?

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Short acting beta 1 antagonist

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What is the trade name of Fentanyl?

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Sublimaze

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What is the primary use of Fentanyl?

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Adjunct for induction or maintenance analgesia

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What is the dose range for Fentanyl?

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1-3 mcg/kg low
5-10 mcg/kg med
20-50 mcg/kg high
75 mcg/kg for CABG

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What is the metabolism pathway for Fentanyl?

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CYP450 Liver

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What is the trade name of Hydromorphone?

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Dilaudid

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What is the indication for use of Hydromorphone?

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Moderate to severe post op pain

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What is the standard dose of Hydromorphone?

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0.01-0.02 mg/kg

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What is the trade name of Ketamine?

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Ketalar

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What is a significant contraindication for Ketamine?

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Head Injury / Increased ICP

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What is the mechanism of action of Ketamine?

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N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist
It interferes with communication between the limbic and thalamus, causing a dissociative state

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What is the standard dose of Ketamine?

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1-2mg/kg/IV

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What is the trade name of Ketorolac?

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Toradol

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What is the primary indication for Ketorolac?
Postoperative pain
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What is the dose range for Ketorolac?
30 mg/IV Q 6 hrs. 15 mg can be just as effective
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What is the mechanism of action of Labetalol?
Blocks activity at both alpha and beta receptors 1:7 (more beta)
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What is the trade name of Morphine?
Duramorph / Astromorph / MSO4
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What is the mechanism of action of Morphine?
Mu receptor agonist to produce analgesia
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What is the standard dose of Morphine?
0.03-0.15 mg/kg
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What is the trade name of Ofirmev?
Tylenol
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What is the indication for Ofirmev?
Postoperative pain decrteases use of opioid adn reduces indicende of PONV
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What is the dose range and maximum dose of Ofirmev in 24 hours?
1000 mg Q6 and max 4000 mg
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What is the mechanism of action of Phenylephrine?
Direct acting alpha-1 adrenergic agonist sympathomimetic effects
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What is the trade name of Remifentanil?
Ultiva
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What is a key contraindication for Remifentanil?
Hypersensitivity to fentanyl analogs not for epidural or intra-thecal administration Can cause opioid induced hyperalgesia
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What is the standard dose range for Remifentanil?
Bolus: 1mcg/kg over 30-60 sec; Infusion: 0.05-2mcg/kg/min
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What is the trade name of Rocuronium?
Zemuron
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What is the mechanism of action of Rocuronium?
Competitive Ach receptor antagonist nicotinic antagonist
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What is the maint and infusion dose range for Rocuronium?
Maint- 0.15 mg/kg Infusion- 9-12 mcg/kg/min
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What is the trade name of Sufentanil?
Sufenta
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What is the potency of Sufentanil compared to Fentanyl?
10x more potent than fentanyl
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What is the standard dose of Sufentanil?
0.25 mcg/kg
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What is the mechanism of action of Vecuronium?
Competitive Ach receptor antagonist
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What is the infusion dose range for Esmolol?
50-200 mcg/kg/min
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what is the indication for Nimbex?
NDMR
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What are the contraindications for Nimbex?
no adverse cardiovascular effects
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what is the maintenance dose for Precedex?
0.4-0.7 mcg/kg/hr
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what are the contraindications for Precedex?
bradycardic or hypotensive patients
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what is the concentration of Precedex?
100mcg/mL
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what is the concentration of cisatracurium?
2mg/mL OR 10 mg/mL
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what is the concentration for Ephredine?
5 mg/mL OR 10 mg/mL
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what is the indication for use of ephedrine?
treatment for hypotension WITH Bradycardia
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what is the other name for Esmolol?
Brevibloc
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what are the indications for Esmolol?
treatment for SVT, tachycardia, HTN, myocardial ischemia Good for hypertensive patients with asthma due to beta 1 short acting
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what are contraindications for Esmolol?
compromised myocardial function such as CHF or cardiogenic shock Also bradycardia and heart block
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what is the loading and infusion doses of Esmolol?
Loading- 0.5mg/kg Infusion- 50-200 mcg/kg/min
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what is the concentration of esmolol
5 mg/mL
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what is the metabolizm of esmolol
Rapid distribution and hydrolysis by RBC Estrase
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what is the concentration of fentanyl
50 mcg/mL
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what does fentanyl agonize
mu receptors to produce analgesia
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what is a contraindication of hydromorphone?
caution in severe asthmatics
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what is the standard concentration of Hydromorphone?
2 mg/mL
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how is hydromorphone metabolized?
conjugation in liver excreted by kidneys
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what is the indication of ketamine?
induction or adjunct to MAC strong bronchodilator somatic over visceral analgesic
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what is the MOA of ketamine?
interferses with communciation with limbic and thalamus causes a dissociative state NMDA receptor antagonist
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what is the concentration of ketamine
50 mg/ML
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how is ketamine metabolized
liver hepatic microsomal enzymes
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what are contraindications of ketoralac
may prolong bleeding time reduce dose in elderly renal insufficiency and aspirin induced asthma
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how is toradol metabolised
liver by hydroxylastion and conjugation and excreted by kidneys
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what concentration does Ketoralac come in
30 mg/mL
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what are the trade names of Labetolol
normodyne trandate
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what is labetol
an antihypertensive drug
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what is the dose or dose range for Labetolol
bolus 2.5-10 mg over 2 min infusion 0.5-2mg/min
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what is the standard concentration of labetalol
5mg/mL
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how is labetolol metabolized
conjugated of glucuronic acid
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how is ofirmev metabolized?
Liver by first-order kinetics 3 Pathways: -Conjugation w/ Glucuronide -Conjugation w/ Sulfate -Oxidation via the CYP450
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what is the contraindication of Ofirmev
children <2 years not for severe active liver disease or liver failure
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what is the MOA of ofirmev?
unclear- inhibition of cyclooxygenase (COX), with a predominant effect on COX-2
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what is the standard concentation of ofirmev
10mg/ml
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what ist he trade name for phenylephrine
neosynephrine
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what is the indication of phenylephrine
treatment for hypotension with increased HR Used for nasal decongestion OTC Beneficial in cardiac ischemia patients
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what is a contraindication of phenylephrine
it can cause reflex bradycardia
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what is the dose range for phenylephrine
bolus 50-100 mcg infusion 0.25-1mcg/kg/min
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what is the standard concentration of phenylephrine
100 mcg/ml DILUTED from 10 mg/mL
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how is phenylephrine metabolized?
liver by Monoamine Oxidase and SulfoTransferase NEO does the MOST
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what is the indication for remifenantyl
Recommended for procedures < 30 min Short-acting synthetic opioid: analgesia and adjunct for GA
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what is the standard concentration of remifentanyl?
Reconstitute 2000 mcg vial 25-50mcg/mL
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how is remifentanyl metabolized?
plasma erythrocyte and tissue esterase's PETER
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what is the MOA of remifentanyl
agonizes MU receptors to produce analgesia
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what is the trade name for rocuronium
zemuron
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what indication is roc for
NMDR
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what standard concentration is ROC
10 mg/mL
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how is rocuronium metabolized
>70% eliminated by biliary excretion & 10-25% by kidney
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what is the MOA for sufenta
agnoizes mu receptors to proudce analgesia
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waht concentration does sufenta come in
50 mcg/ml
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how is sufenta metabolized
liver CYP34A and small intestines
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what is the trade name for vecuronium
norcuron
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what ist he indication for vec
NDMR
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what contraindications does vecuronium have
No adverse circulatory effects Don’t use in renal or liver disease
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what is the dose range for vec
Maint; 0.01 mg/kg Infusion; 1-2 mcg/kg/min
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what is the standard concentration for VEC
20 mg powder = 2mg/ml OR 10 mg powder = 1mg/ml
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how is VEC metabolized
40-50% hepatic & 50-60% renal