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Question 1

what is the onset of midadolam?

Answer 1

30-60 seconds

Question 2

what is the duration of midazolam?

Answer 2

15-80 minutes

Question 3

What is the onset of lorazepam?

Answer 3

1-2 minutes

Question 4

What is the duration of lorazepam?

Answer 4

6-10 hours

Question 5

What percent of receptors bound by midazolam gives anxiolysis?

Answer 5

20-30%

Question 6

What percent of receptors bound by midazolam causes sedation?

Answer 6

30-50%

Question 7

What percent of receptors bound by midazolam causes unconsciousness?

Answer 7

60%

Question 8

What is the PO dose of midazolam for kids?

Answer 8

0.5mg/kg up to 15mg

Question 9

What dose of Midazolam is used for IV sedation?

Answer 9

0.5-4mg initial dose then 1-7mg/hour

Question 10

What dose of midazolam is used for IV induction?

Answer 10

0.1-0.2mg/kg

Question 11

What dose of Diazepam is used for suppression of siezure activity?

Answer 11

0.1mg/kg

Question 12

What % of oral Midaz makes it past 1st pass?

Answer 12

50%

Question 13

how much of midaz is bound to protein?

Answer 13

90-98%

Question 14

what is the pK of midaz?

Answer 14

6.15

Question 15

What is the dose of flumazenil?

Answer 15

0.1-0.2 mg repeated up to 3 mg

Question 16

what is the pH of thiopental?

Answer 16

10.5

Question 17

What is the onset of thiopental?

Answer 17

30-40 seconds

Question 18

what is the duration of thiopental?

Answer 18

5-8 minutes

Question 19

What % of thiopental is bound to protein?

Answer 19

80%

Question 20

what is the IV induction dose of methohexital?

Answer 20

1-1.5mg/kg

Question 21

What is a rectal dose of methohexital?

Answer 21

20-30mg/kg

Question 22

What are the components of Proopofol?

Answer 22

1% propofol
10% soybean oil
2.25% glycerol
1.2% egg lecithin
0.005% disodium edetate

Question 23

What is the induction dose of propofol?

Answer 23

1-2.5mg/kg

Question 24

What is the onset of propofol?

Answer 24

30 seconds

Question 25

Waht is the duration of propofol?

Answer 25

4-8 minutes

Question 26

What is the distribution half life of propofol?

Answer 26

2-8 minutes

Question 27

What % of propofol is metabolized by the liver?

Answer 27

70%

Question 28

What % of propofol is metabolized in the lungs?

Answer 28

30%

Question 29

What % of propofol is protein bound?

Answer 29

98%

Question 30

What is an IV sedation dose of propofol?

Answer 30

25-100mcg/kg/min

Question 31

What is a TIVA dose of propofol?

Answer 31

100-200mcg/kg/min

Question 32

What % of etomidate is glycerol?

Answer 32

35%

Question 33

What is the onset of etomidate?

Answer 33

30 seconds

Question 34

What is the duration of etomidate?

Answer 34

4-8 minutes

Question 35

What % of etomidate is bound to protein?

Answer 35

76%

Question 36

What is the elimination half time of etomidate?

Answer 36

2.6 hours

Question 37

What is the IV onset of ketamine?

Answer 37

30 seconds

Question 38

What is the IM onset of ketamine?

Answer 38

3-4 minutes

Question 39

What is the Duration of ketamine IV?

Answer 39

5-10 (or 10-15 depending on the slide)

Question 40

What is the IM duration of ketamine?

Answer 40

12-25 min

Question 41

What is the elimination time of ketamine?

Answer 41

2.5 hours

Question 42

What % of ketamine is protein bound?

Answer 42

27%

Question 43

What is an analgesia subanesthetic dose of ketamine?

Answer 43

0.1-0.5 mg/kg/hour

Question 44

What is the IV induction dose of ketamine?

Answer 44

1-2mg/kg

Question 45

What is the IM induction dose of ketamine?

Answer 45

4-8mg/kg