Neuraxial Review Part 2- LA pharmacology Flashcards
Esters include
procaine
chloroprocaine
tetracaine
Amides include
lidocaine
mepivacaine
ropivacaine
bupivacaine
The quickest onset ester is
chloroprocaine
The quickest onset amides are
lidocaine
mepivacaine
The pKa, %ionized, protein binding, onset, and DOA of procaine is
8.9 97% 6% onset- slow DOA: 60-90
The onset & DOA of chloroprocaine is
onset: fast
DOA: 30-60 minutes
The pKa, % ionized, % protein binding, onset, & DOA of tetracaine is
pKa- 8.5 % ionized: 93% 94% onset: slow DOA: 180-600
The pKA, % ionized, % protein binding, onset, & DOA of lidocaine is
pKa 7.9 % ionized: 76% 64% onset: fast DOA: 90-120
The onset & DOA of mepivacaine is
fast
DOA: 120-140
The onset & DOA of ropivacaine is:
slow
DOA: 180-600
The pKa, % ionized, % protein binding, onset, & DOA of bupivacaine is
8.1 83% 95% slow DOA 180-600
Dexmedetomidine dosing for a spinal and epidural are
spinal: 5 mcg
epidural: 20-50 mcg
Side effects of dexmedetomidine intrathecally are
profound hypotension (used in conjunction with an opioid) prolonged block
Describe the dose, onset, and DOA of duramorph
dose: 0.1-0.25 mg with LA
onset: 60-90 minutes
DOA: 24 hours
Adverse effects of duramorph include
itching
urinary retention
delayed respiratory depression*****