Pharm Review - Regional & CSE Labor Analgesia Flashcards
What are the 3 most common LAs we will use for regional blocks?
- Lidocaine
- Bupivacaine
- Ropivacaine
Which LA has a faster onset but shorter DOA?
Lidocaine
Which LAs (2) have a slower onset but longer DOA?
Ropivavaine & Bupivacaine
Cardiac Toxicity Risk ↑
What is the main determinant of DOA for LAs?
- protein binding % of the LA
What is the main determinant of potency for LAs?
- lipid solubility of the LAs
What 6 medications can we give to prolong DOA of LAs?
- Epinephrine
- Dexmedetomidine
- Magnesium
- Clonidine
- Ketamine
- Decadron
What 2 things can we do to increase the onset of LAs?
- Add HCO3 - not common
- combine a short acting and long acting LA
Lidocaine Max (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 5mg/kg
- w/: 7mg/kg
Prilocaine Max Dose (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 6mg/kg
- w/: 8.5mg/kg
Mepivacaine Max Dose (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 5mg/kg
- w/: 7mg/kg
Bupivacaine Max Dose (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 2.5mg/kg
- w/: 2.5mg/kg
Ropivacaine Max Dose (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 3mg/kg
- w/: 4mg/kg
Procaine Max Dose (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 7mg/kg
- w/: 8.5mg/kg
Chloroprocaine Max Dose (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 6mg/kg
- w/: 14mg/kg
Tetracaine Max Dose (mg/kg)
w/o Epi:
w/ Epi:
- w/o: 3mg/kg
- w/: 3mg/kg
CSE Labor Analgesia
Bupivacaine Dosing
Epidural:
Spinal:
E: 0.0625 - 0.125%
S: 1.25 - 2.5 mg
CSE Labor Analgesia
Ropivacaine Dosing
Epidural:
Spinal:
- E: 0.08 - 0.2%
- S: 2.5 - 4.5mg
CSE Labor Analgesia
Lidocaine w/ Epi Dosing
Epidural:
Spinal:
- E: 2% in 5mL bolus
- S: none
CSE Labor Analgesia
Fentanyl Dosing
Epidural:
Spinal:
- E: 50-100mcg
- S: 10-25mcg
CSE Labor Analgesia
Sufentanil Dosing
Epidural:
Spinal:
- E: 5 - 10mcg
- S: 1.5 - 5mcg
CSE Labor Analgesia
Morphine Dosing
Epidural:
Spinal:
- E: none
- S: 0.1 - 0.2 mg
What 5 LAs are amides?
2 Is
1. Lidocaine
2. Prilocaine
3. Mepivacaine
4. Bupivacaine
5. Ropivacaine
What 3 LAs are Esters?
- Procaine
- Chloroprocaine
- Tetracaine
Lidocaine dosing
IV bolus:
IV gtt:
- IV bolus: 1-2mg/kg IV over 2-4min
- IV gtt: 1-2mg/kg/hr
stop in 12-72hrs
Lidocaine Concentration → Effect
1-5mcg/mL =
Analgesia
Lidocaine Concentration → Effect
5-10mcg/mL =
- circum-oral numbness
- tinnitus
- skeletal muscle twitching
- HoTN
- myocardial depression
Lidocaine concentration → Effect
10-15mcg/mL =
- seizures
- unconsciousness
Lidocaine Concentration → Effect
15-25mcg/mL =
- Apnea
- Coma
Lidocaine Concentration → Effect
> 25mcg/mL
- CV depression
How many nodes of Ranvier need to be blocked?
- 3 nodes = 1cm
How are amide LAs metabolized?
- CYP enzymes - Hepatic
How are ester LAs metabolized?
- Hydrolysis - plasma cholinesterase enzymes
What ester LA is the one that IS metabolized in the liver?
Cocaine
Do Esters or Amides cause allergic reaction?
Ester
Which class of LAs is more likely to cross the placenta?
Amides
* non-ionized crosses
* Cautious w/ ion trapping
The metabolites of which LAs can lead to methemoglobinemia?
Lidocaine, Benzocaine, Prilocaine