Uptake/Distribution Flashcards

1
Q

Four factors/steps of uptake and distribution?

A

anesthesia gas machine, lungs, blood, and tissues

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2
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MAC

A

minimum alveolar concentration required to achieve surgical anesthesia (immobility) in 50% of patients exposed to a noxious stimulus

MAC = dose

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3
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What agent has the lowest MAC %?

A

Iso

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4
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What agent is the fastest?

What coefficient is this determined by?

A

Des, technically, due to its lowest Blood/gas coefficient

In reality, N2O would be quicker due to drastic concentration effect

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5
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What drug has the highest oil/gas coefficient so is the most potent?

A

Iso

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6
Q

Factors that increase anesthetic effect/speed?

A
Low solubility
Low CO
High FGF
High RR
High concentration of agent
Use of second gas effect
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7
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Factors that lead to a slower induction?

A
High blood/gas solubility (wants to stay in blood)
High CO
Low RR
Low FGF
Low concentrations of agent
V/Q deficits (trauma, disease, etc. )
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