Pharm Response To Bypass Flashcards

1
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Drugs affected by altered hepatic flow on CPB

A

Fentanyl

Propofol

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2
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Type of drug that sticks to coated surface of tubing

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Lipopholic drugs

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3
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4 things to ensure before administering drugs

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Have surgeons permission or written protocol
Patient is not allergic to drug
Have correct drug and dosage
Check for expiration date, precipitates, and sterility

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4
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8 drugs always in drug box

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Heparin
Neo-Synephrine
NaHCO3
Lidocaine
MgSO4
Calcium 
Potassium 
Mannitol
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5
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Concentration of heparin in mg

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100units=1mg

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6
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Drugs affected by lungs being remove from circulation on CPB

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Valium
Propofol
Opioids

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7
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Action of heparin

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Inhibits coagulation by Potentiation ATIII and inhibiting factors 9&11

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8
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Half life of heparin at CPB doses

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2 or more hours

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9
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4 side effects of heparin

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Activate tPA and platelets
Bolus decreases SVR by 10-20%
Anaphylaxis rarely
HIT and HITT

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10
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Heparin dosing

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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

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11
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Action of Neo-Synephrine

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Alpha-1 agonist causing vasoconstriction in arterioles

Duration: less than 5 min

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12
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Dosing of Neo-Synephrine

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IV bolus: 100, 200, or 400ug/mL

IV infusion: 10 or 15mg in 250mL vial (40-60ug/mL)

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13
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Action of NaHCO3

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IV injection as electrolyte replenisher and alkalizer

Treats Hyperkalemia

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14
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Dosing of NaHCO3

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1 amp= 50mEq
Dose (mEq)= 0.3weightBE

Hyperkalemia: adults 50mEq, Peds 1-2mEq/kg

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15
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Action and duration of lidocaine

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Reduces cell membrane permeability to Na and K, increasing stimulation threshold in ventricles
Duration: 15-30min post bolus

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16
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Lidocaine dosing

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IV bolus: 1-2mg/kg
XC removal: 100-200mg
Don’t exceed 300mg/hr

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17
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Action of MgSO4

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Controls transmembrane electrolytes and energy metabolism

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18
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Causes for hypomagnesia on CPB

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Poor preop health
Albumin administration
Citrate blood product administration

Hypomagnesia can cause arrhythmias

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19
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MgSO4 dosing

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2-2.5g bolus
XC removal: 2-4g with Lidocaine
Concentration: 0.5g/mL

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20
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Action of calcium chloride

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Myocardial contractility, blood clotting, neurotransmission, and muscle contraction
Levels drop on CPB: must replenish if give citrate blood products

21
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CaCl2 dosing

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Concentration: 100mg/mL
Given post XC
Hyperkalemia: adults 0.5-1g CaCl2, Peds 20mg/kg Ca Gluconate

22
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Potassium chloride action

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Normal cardiac contractions

23
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KCl dosing

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CPG: 15-30mmol/L
Hypokalemia dose= weight0.3K deficit
Concentration: 2mEq/mL
GIVE SLOWLY

24
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Action of mannitol

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Osmotic diuretic prevents reabsorption in proximal tubule

Free radical scavenger

25
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Mannitol dosing

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On CPB: 0.5-1g/kg

12.5g vials

26
Q

10 drugs that may be in drug box

A
THAM
Amicar
Trasylol
Thrombate III
Benadryl
Solumedrol
Dextrose
Albumin
Insulin 
Forane
27
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Action of THAM (Tromethamine)

A

Combines with H ions to form Bicarb, causing alkaline environment (buffer)

28
Q

THAM dosing

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Concentration: 3.6g/100mL (30mEq)

Dose (mL)= weightBE1.1

29
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Action of Amicar

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Inhibits plasminogen activators to prevent conversion to plasmin
Reduces bleeding caused by fibrinolysis

30
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Dosing of Amicar

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Loading dose: 5g IV

31
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Action of Trasylol

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Inhibits fibrinolysis and turnover of coagulation factors (serine protease inhibitor)

32
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Trasylol dosing

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Test dose: 1mL 10min before loading
Loading dose: 200mL (280mg) over 20-30min
Prime dose: 200mL
May artificially prolong ACT results

33
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Action of Thrombate III

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Inactivated thrombin and factors 9,10,11,&12 which results in inhibited coagulation
Enhances heparin if have ATIII deficiency

34
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Thrombate III dosing

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Dose= (desired-actual ATIII)*kg/1.4
Each vial has 500 IU
Use within 3 hours of reconstitution

35
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Action of Benadryl

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Antihistamine, sedative, antiemetic, anticholinergic

36
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Benadryl dose

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10-50mg

37
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Action of Solumedrol

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Intermediate acting glucocorticoid used to combat inflammation, often during circ arrest
Can cause hyperglycemia

38
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Dose of Solumedrol

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125mg-1g

Sterile powder mixed with diluent, must be used within 48 hours of mixing

39
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3 inhalation anesthetics

A

Forane
Isoflurane
Sevoflurane

40
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Action of inhalation anesthetics

A

Ethers that modulate GABA-a receptor used for induction and maintenance of anesthesia
Potent vasodilators

41
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Short term effects of Forane

A
Liver and kidney disease
Headache
Irritability 
Fatigue 
Nausea
Drowsiness
Compromised performance
42
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Long term affects of Forane

A

Miscarriage (in exposed worker AND spouses)
Genetic damage
Cancer

43
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Action of Albumin

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Concentration of proteins derived from human blood
Increases plasma volume or serum albumin levels
Don’t use on Jehovah’s Witness!

44
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Albumin dosing

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Concentrations: 5, 20, or 25% (25% contains 250mg/1000mL)
Increases circulating volume 3.5x volume injected
Prime: 12.5-25g
Give when serum albumin

45
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Action of insulin

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Stimulate glucose utilization by muscle and fat and acts on liver to inhibit glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis

46
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Insulin dosing

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Target glucose range: 110-180mg/dL
100units/mL
10-20 units IV
*Never shale vial!! Roll in hands to mix*
Use 1mL syringe
47
Q

Insulin dosing for Hyperkalemia

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Adults: 25g Dextrose+ 10units insulin
Peds: 1-2g/kg Dextrose + 0.3units insulin per gram Dextrose

48
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Action of Dextrose D-50

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Concentrated carbohydrate to fix hypoglycemia

49
Q

Dose of Dextrose D-50

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10-25g