misc from hall Flashcards

1
Q

which IV drug changes from water soluble to lipid soluble when enterting the bloodstream

A

midazolam

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2
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max submucosal epi dose

A

if using halothane 2.1 mics/kg
if using mac 1.2 sev/iso 5mics/kg

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3
Q

termination of norepi occurs primarily through what mechanism

A

reuptake by postgang nerve endings (update 1)

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4
Q

waht abx potentiate NMB agents

A

aminoglycosides + clindamycin + lincomycin

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5
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explain dibucaine test

A

dibucaine can inhibit the normal psuedocholinesterase and normal numner is 70s

heterozygous for atyptical enzyme is 50-60 with 20 min block

homo for atypical is 20-30 w 1-2 hour block

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6
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what drugs can trigger acute intermittent porphyria

A

etomidate
barbituates

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7
Q

how will SSRI affect cytp 450

A

inhibits that enzyme

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8
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what is fentanyl have shorter duration of action and quicker onset than morphine

A

fent is more lipid soluble to crosses the BBB quickly and then redistributes to peripheral tissues quickly (shorter duration of action)

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9
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side effects of cyclosporin

A

seizures, renal roxicity, pareastheias, gum hyperplasia, hirutiusm, high BG, hirutism

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10
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why is succ contracindicated in routine trach intubations in kids

A

hyperkalemia can cause death in subclinical cases of duchenes

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11
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neuromuscular blocking agent effect is terminated by what mechanism?

A

diffusion from the junction back into the plasma

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12
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what opioid can not be reversed by naloxone

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buprenophine bc it has a way longer half life

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13
Q

what enzyme change will cause rapid metaolism of succ

A

C5

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14
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how does cimetidine affect cyp p450

A

binds to the enzyme and inhibits it

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15
Q

what actylcholinesterase inhibitor can be used to treat post op shivering

A

physostigmine

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16
Q

tricyclic antidepressants may cause exagerated response to what drug given in the OR

A

ephedrine
becsuse u have increased NE at nerve endings

17
Q

what volatile agent has the highest mac for neonate (age 1-30 days age group0

A

sevo

the others have infants 1 months to 6 months having the highest mac

18
Q

why is the rise of Fa:Fi steep over the first couple seconds

A

minimal anesthetic uptake by pulm vasculature

19
Q

what does n20 do to HR

A

mild increase in HR leading to mildly increased CO

only CV effect it has

20
Q

why would des cause a transient increase in HR and BP

A

perhaps becuase airway irritaiton causes transient sympathetic rxn

21
Q

vessel rich group receives what percent of cardiac output

A

75%

22
Q

at what age do humans ahve the highest anesthetiuc requirement (mac)

A

neonates > adults > infants

esxcepf for sevo its most 1-6 months of age

23
Q

what is normal tracheal capillary presure

A

25-30

24
Q

what gas is solluble in rubber and plastic compoennts

A

halothane
iso

think “ISOlate” in rubber and plastic

25
Q

what ratio reflects time constant

A

brain/blood partician coefficient

26
Q

whats the primary toxic effect of bupi on CV

A

delay of ventricular depolarization