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In patients with chronic respiratory acidosis, what does their bicarb do and why?

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It is increased (>26) due to renal compensation (have to be able to retain, have to be well perfused)

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How is ED95 different in NMB?

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Typically effective dose required for 95% of population to have desired effect. In NMB, 95% reduction in maximal twitch response from baseline in 50% of the population

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3
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MELD score includes 4 things

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INR, Na, bilirubin, Cr

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4
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Child-Pugh score includes

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“Pour Another Beer At Eleven”

Prothrombin time
Albumin
Bilirubin
INR
Encephalopathy
Presence of ascites

Subjective measures (encephalopathy), ceiling values (3 for bili regardless of how high), prothrombin time

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5
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Dose required to produce desired effect

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potency

smaller dose needed for same effect, more potent

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6
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Maximum effect of a drug

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Efficacy

does NOT depend on dose -> eg, a full agonist is more efficacious than a partial agonist (flatter dose-effect curve)

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7
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what does tissue inflammation do to local anesthetics?

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SLOWS it.
inflammation is acidic -> more ionized
increased blood flow -> washes away LA

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8
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Local Anesthetic
ONSET
POTENCY
DURATION

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ONSET: pKa (lipid solubility, concentration, pH)
POTENCY: lipid solubility
DURATION: protein binding

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9
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Patients who receive INCREASED dose of acetylcholinesterase inhibitor (neostigmine) are at a higher risk of what

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prolonged weakness

don’t exceed 0.07mg/kg (5mg MAX) -> depolarizing blockade

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10
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time constant

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circuit capacity/fresh gas flow

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11
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treatment of methemoglobinemia in patients with G6PD deficiency

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ascorbic acid (vitamin C)

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12
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treatment of cyanide toxicity

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amyl nitrate (oxidizes O2+ to O3+) -> induce methemoglobinemia to soak up cyanide

almond smelling breath

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13
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Urology just asked you to give a dye - what happens to your pulse ox?

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reads 84-86% for ~30 seconds (up to 20 min!) Caused by indigo carmine, methylene blue, indocyanine green

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14
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Stress Response hormone chart - what hormones DECREASE

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T3 and GRH

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15
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what urine to plasma osmolality ratio indicates prerenal?

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> 1.5

Can kidneys retain Na and water?

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16
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definition of OSA

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Complete apnea for 10 seconds at least 5 times an hour resulting in a decrease of Sa02 4%

gold standard: full polysomnography

17
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how does citrate work?

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chelates calcium and magnesium (hence, why it’s used as an anticoagulant in blood storage)

majority is in FFP and platelets (not so much PRBCs).

usually rapidly metabolized by liver - but NOT if liver dysfunction, hypothermia, peds, hyperventilation

18
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hyperkalemia from blood infusions occurs at what rate?

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120ml/min

19
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Mapleson Circuit Mnemonics

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SEMI-open - part of the gases will be exhaled, part will be inhaled. 
Basic parts:
inlet for fresh gas
outlet for expiratory gases
patient end
bag end

Best for spontaneous ventilation efficacy:
ADCB: All Dogs Can Bite

Best for controlled ventilation

A: only one where fresh gases coming in distal end
B: both (inlet and outlet together by patient end)
C: corrugated-less, closed
D: opposite of A (fresh gas by patient, exhaled away)
E: valveless, no bag, peds
F: valveless, + bag. infants

20
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what is the pacemaker for the healthy heart?

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the SA node

21
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BP conversion factor when cuff is ABOVE (or below) level of heart

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0.75hg per cm

22
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Meyer-Overton Correlation

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Oil: gas coefficient, potency, lipid solubility of volatiles correlate

Iso (1.1) 91
Sevo (1.8) 47
Des (6.6) 19

23
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what volatile property most correlates with speed of onset and offset?

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blood:gas coefficient

highest: iso > svo > des
speed: des > sevo > iso

24
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fentanyl in epidural?

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because trapped in placenta - very local

25
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bupivicaine

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large - stidcks around

26
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lidocaine - epidural

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tachyphylaxis