Pharm Response To Bypass Flashcards
Drugs affected by altered hepatic flow on CPB
Fentanyl
Propofol
Type of drug that sticks to coated surface of tubing
Lipopholic drugs
4 things to ensure before administering drugs
Have surgeons permission or written protocol
Patient is not allergic to drug
Have correct drug and dosage
Check for expiration date, precipitates, and sterility
8 drugs always in drug box
Heparin Neo-Synephrine NaHCO3 Lidocaine MgSO4 Calcium Potassium Mannitol
Concentration of heparin in mg
100units=1mg
Drugs affected by lungs being remove from circulation on CPB
Valium
Propofol
Opioids
Action of heparin
Inhibits coagulation by Potentiation ATIII and inhibiting factors 9&11
Half life of heparin at CPB doses
2 or more hours
4 side effects of heparin
Activate tPA and platelets
Bolus decreases SVR by 10-20%
Anaphylaxis rarely
HIT and HITT
Heparin dosing
Loading dose: 300-450 units/kg (distributes in plasma so rarely exceeds 35000-40,000units)
Priming soln: same conc. as patients blood
Most vials will be 1000units/mL
Action of Neo-Synephrine
Alpha-1 agonist causing vasoconstriction in arterioles
Duration: less than 5 min
Dosing of Neo-Synephrine
IV bolus: 100, 200, or 400ug/mL
IV infusion: 10 or 15mg in 250mL vial (40-60ug/mL)
Action of NaHCO3
IV injection as electrolyte replenisher and alkalizer
Treats Hyperkalemia
Dosing of NaHCO3
1 amp= 50mEq
Dose (mEq)= 0.3weightBE
Hyperkalemia: adults 50mEq, Peds 1-2mEq/kg
Action and duration of lidocaine
Reduces cell membrane permeability to Na and K, increasing stimulation threshold in ventricles
Duration: 15-30min post bolus
Lidocaine dosing
IV bolus: 1-2mg/kg
XC removal: 100-200mg
Don’t exceed 300mg/hr
Action of MgSO4
Controls transmembrane electrolytes and energy metabolism
Causes for hypomagnesia on CPB
Poor preop health
Albumin administration
Citrate blood product administration
Hypomagnesia can cause arrhythmias
MgSO4 dosing
2-2.5g bolus
XC removal: 2-4g with Lidocaine
Concentration: 0.5g/mL