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Sedation, Analgesia, Delirium Flashcards

1
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What are SEs with opioid analgesics?

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  1. respiratory depression
  2. hypotension- hemodynamic instabilities
  3. decreased level of consciousness
  4. constipation
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What is a typical and high dose of Morphine?

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typical: 1-4mg
high dose: 10mg

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How much Hydropmorphone is equivalent to 10mg IV Morphine?

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1.5mg

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What is a typical and high dose of Hydromorphone?

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typical: 0.2-0.4
high dose: 4mg

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What is a typical and high dose of Fentanyl?

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typical: 25-100mcg IV
High dose: 200mcg+

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How much Fentanyl is equivalent to 10mg Morphine?

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200 mcg

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Which IV opioid is most likely to cause hypotension?

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Morphie

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What IV opioid has active metabolites that accumulate with renal dysfunction?

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Morphine

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What are the options for non-opioid analgesics?

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  1. Acetaminophen
  2. Ketolorac (Toradol)
  3. Ketamine
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What opioid is only used for post-operative shivering?

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Meperidine DEMEROL

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What are risks with Meperidine DEMEROL?

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  1. neurotoxic metabolite-induced delirium, tremor, seizures
  2. high risk of serotonin syndromes with SSRIs and MAOIs
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Why is Ketamine for sedation not the best option in patients with high BP/HR?

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can act as a sympathomimetic and lead to increased BP and HR

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What are the options for treatment of neuropathic pain?

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  1. Gabapentin NEURONTIN
  2. Carbamazepine TEGRETOL
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What is the dosing for APAP?

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650-1000mg Q6H prn mild pain

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What is dosing for Ketorolac?

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15-30mg IV Q6H max. 5 days

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What patients should Ketorolac be used with caution in?

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increased risk of GI bleed or renal impairment

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17
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What is dosing for Ketamine as an analgesic?

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0.5mg/kg IV x 1,
then 0.05-0.25 mcg/kg.h

18
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What is dosing for ketamine for sedation?

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2.5 mg/kg/h

19
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What reactions are at increased risk of occurring when using sedation doses of ketamine?

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emergence delirium and hallucinations

20
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What agents are locally infused anesthetics?

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  1. Bupivacaine
  2. Lidocaine
21
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What is dosing for Gabapentin?

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100mg PO TID
max 3600mg (requires renal adjustment)

22
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What is dosing for Carbamazepine?

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50-100mg PO TID
max dose 1200mg

23
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What kind of benzo dosing is associated with increased delirium?

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PRN bolus dosing

24
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All benzos are metabolized by what?

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liver; reduced clearance in hepatic patients

25
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Which benzos have metabolites that accumulate in renal impairment?

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  1. Diazepam
  2. Midazolam
  3. Lorazepam (PROPYLENE GLYCOL)
26
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What is dosing for Midazolam?

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0.02-0.1mg/kg/h

27
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What is dosing for Lorazepam?

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infusion: 0.01-0.1 mg/kg/h
PRN: 0.02-0.06 mg/kg Q2H

28
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What does propylene glycol accumulation with high doses of Lorazepam lead to?

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  1. acute tubular necrosis
  2. lactic acidosis
29
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What are SEs with benzos?

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  1. respiratory depression
  2. hypotension
30
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What sedatives require the patient to be intubated?

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  1. Midazolam
  2. Propofol
31
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What is dosing for Propofol?

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5-50mcg/kg/min

32
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What are SEs of Propofol?

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  1. severe hypotension
  2. respiratory depression
  3. increased TGs/ pancreatitis
  4. PRIS
33
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What is PRIS?

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Propofol Infusion Symdrome:
life-threatening syndrome resulting in metabolic acidosis, rhabdomyolysis, myocardial failure, fatal arrhythmias, AKI, hyperkalemia, and liver dysfunction

34
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What dosage of Propofol is PRIS most associated with?

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  1. > 70mcg/kg/min
  2. > 48h
35
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What is the role of Dexedetomidine PRECEDEX in sedation?

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  1. light sedation in non-intubated patients
  2. associated with less delirium than benzos
36
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What are SEs with Dexedetomidine PRECEDEX?

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  1. hypotension
  2. bradycardia
37
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What is dosing of Dexedetomidine PRECEDEX?

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0.2-1.5 mcg/kg/h

38
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What agents are used for ICU delirium?

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  1. Haloperidol
  2. Quetiapine
  3. Olanzapine
39
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What are SEs with Haloperidol?

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  1. EPS
  2. QTc prolongation
  3. fatal arrhythmias
40
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What are SEs with atypical antipsychotics?

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risk of QTc prolongation

41
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How do we prevent ICU delirium?

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Assess, prevent, manage pain
Both SAT and SBT (sedation vacay)
Choice of analgesia and sedation
Delirium assess, prevent, manage
Early mobility
Family engagement

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