Regional/Local Flashcards

1
Q

What is added to local anesthetics to help prolong their effects?

A

Steroids (Decadron)

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2
Q

When will nerve stimulator not work?

A
Sensory nerves
(No motor innervation = no twitch seen)
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3
Q

What 2 drugs act via NMDA receptor blockage?

What are unique about these receptors vs opioid receptors?

A
Ketamine
Methadone (delta opioid receptors also)

NO tolerance to these receptors

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4
Q

Landmarks for Lateral Femoral Cutaneous nerve block?

A

Between:

1) iliac crest
2) sartorius muscle
3) inguinal ligament

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5
Q

What nerve innervates the skin of the posterior thigh?

A

Posterior Cutaneous branch of lumbar plexus

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6
Q

How is tourniquet pain affected by local anesthesia vs general anesthesia?

A

GA: will not feel tourniquet pain
LA: if sole modality for anesthesia, patient WILL feel tourniquet pain after 90 minutes (?)

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7
Q

Where does saphenous nerve innervate?

Location for ultrasound-guided block?

A

Sensation to medial aspect of leg down to ankle and foot

In tissue plane between sartorius and vastus medialis
Sartorius forms a “roof” over the adductor canal where the nerve runs

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8
Q

Max doses for lidocaine alone and with epinephrine?

A

Only lidocaine = 5 mg/kg

Lido + Epi = 7 mg/kg

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