Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
52 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Characteristics of Ideal Inhalant
|
1. Min Toxicity to cardio, resp, hepatic, renal & nervous
2. Min tox to sx personel 3. Ease of admin 4. Rapid & gentle induct & recovery 5. Depth easily controlled 6. Good musc relsx 7. Adequate post op analgesia 8. Low Cost 9. Adequate potency to get proper depth 10. Non flammable & non - exposive 11. No expesnive equipment |
|
What is the purpose of inhalant agents
|
Anesthetic & O2 delivery to alveoli where it croses the membrane & enters the bloodstream.
|
|
How does inhalant agent work
|
pressure gradient
|
|
Define vapro pressure
|
the measure of the amount of liquid anesthetic that will evaporate @ 68F
|
|
What is the advantage of the precision vaporizer
|
delivers an EXACT concentration of anesthetic slelected
Control the delivery closely |
|
Which gen. anest can be used with a nonpecision or "wick vaporizer
|
mehoxyflurane
|
|
What do agents with low solubility coefficients then to do
& why is this important |
Remain a gas
Rapid induction & recover & rapid change of depth |
|
Define Solubility Coefficient
(or Partition Coefficient) |
A measure of the distribution of inhalant agent btwn blood & gas phases in the body.
Tendency of anesthetic agent to exist as a gas or tendency of agent to disolve in blood |
|
What to High solubiliity coefficients act
|
extremely soluble in blood & tissue so
|
|
In decending order which is the fastest induction agent
|
1. Desflurane
2. Nitrous Oxide 3.Sevoflurane 4. Isoflurane 5. Halothane 6. Methoxyflurane |
|
Define MAC
|
Minimum Alveolar Concentration of an anesthetic at 1 atmosphere that produces immobility in 50% of subjects exposed to a noxious stimulus
|
|
Why use MAC
|
Used to compare inhalation anesthetic potency
|
|
The ------ the MAC vale, the -----potent the anesthetic agent
|
Lower MAC, the potent the anesthetic
|
|
MAC is ----- related to oil/gas partition coefficient (solubility)
|
inversely
|
|
What is the surgical plane of MAC
|
1.5 X MAC
|
|
Agent with slow induction & recovery rates
|
Methoxyflurane
|
|
Agent NOT recommended for mask or chamber induction
|
Methoxyflurane
|
|
What is MOST POTENT agent
|
Methoxyflurane
|
|
List the drugs which cause potent respiratory depressant
|
1.Methoxyfluranee
2. Ketamine 3. barbituates 4. propofol 5. opioids |
|
Disadvantages of Methoxyflurane
|
1. Toxic metabolists may lead to renal damag3
2. Potent respiratory depressant |
|
Advantages to Methoxyflurane
|
1. Excellent musc relaxant
2. Good post-op analgesia |
|
Halothane has a ----- induction & recovery
|
fairly rapid
|
|
Adverse effects of Halothane
|
1. sensitives heart to epinephrine
2. < vagal tone - bradycardia (decrease heart rate 3.mild myocardial depressant 4. causes vasodilation (hypothermia & poss. hypotension 5. Respiration depression 6. unstable & has a preservative 7. rare hepatic toxicity in humans 8. Asso w/ malignant hyperthermia (patient cooking) |
|
isofluran is ------induction & recovery
|
extremely rapid
|
|
Which is more potent iso or halothane
|
halothane
|
|
Why use isoflurane
|
1. patients with cardiac dz
2. patients w/ hepatic or renal dz 3. Good muscle relaxant |
|
Disadvantages to using isofluran
|
1. respiratory depression
2. little to NO analgesia |
|
Which is the FASTER induction agent iso or sevoflurane
|
low solubility coefficient to VERY RAPID
|
|
Which is more potent iso or sevoflurane
|
Iso has HIGHER MAC so iso is less potent
Sevoflurane is more potent |
|
Big disadvantage to seoflurane
|
reacts with soda lime in rebreather to produce Chemical A producing renal damage in rats
|
|
Why would sevoflurane cause renal damage in rates
|
b/c low lipid solubility????
|
|
Big + to sevoflurane
|
rapid induction & recovery so less monitoring
|
|
Disadvantages of sevoflurane
|
1. greater effect on the heart than iso
2. No analgesic effect |
|
Advantages of sevoflurane
|
1. rapid inducton, recovery & depth control
2. good muscle relaxant 3. Minimal biotransformation in liver |
|
Advantages of Nitrous Oxide
|
1.Speeds up take of other agents
2. rapid induction & recovery 3. reduces MAC of other agents - so need less of them 4. Wide margine of safety on organs 5. good analgesic & muscle relax |
|
Disadvantages of NO2
|
1. risks of hypoxia ( b/c 2x O2 fow)
2. Dissusion into air pockets 3. Diffusion hypoxia if O2 not left on at end of procedure to 4. Cognitive disorders in staff 5. |
|
What agent can cause diffusion hypoxia & how can it be avoided?
|
Nitrous oxide.
Allow O2 to flow & bag for at least 5 minutes after procedure to |
|
How does Nitorus oxide cause diffusion hypoxia
|
Larger molecules of nitrous exiting thru respiratory
displace the O2 molecules in the alveoli |
|
Advantages to desflurane
|
Super high vapor pressure
2. lowest volitility 3. NOT sensitize myocardium to epinephrine 4. little metabolism in body - excreted thru respiration |
|
Disadvantagesto desflurane
|
1. requires new equipment
2. irritating to breath - dose related respiratory depression 3. sympathetic storm in humans (transient increase in Heart rate & BP) 4. May produce CO when passes dry CO2 absrpant. |
|
Which inhalation agest has excellent muscle relaxation
|
methoxyflurane
|
|
Which inhalant caused marked respiratory depression
|
methoxyflurane
|
|
Which inhalant causes sever cardiac depression
|
Halothane
|
|
Which inhalant has the potential to cause cardiac arrythemia
|
Halothan & to a lesser degree methoxyflurane
|
|
Which agent has reported kidney toxicity
|
Methoxyflurane (animal & human)
2. sevoflurane (rats |
|
Which inhalant has the highest lipid solubility
|
methoxyflurane
|
|
What drugs can cause bradycardia
|
1. xylazine
2. medetomidine 3. opioids 4. methoxyflurane |
|
Which drugs can cause cardiac arrythemia
|
1. barbituates thiopental)
2. xyzlaine 3. halothane |
|
What drugs can cause apnea or repsiratory arrest
|
1. IV ketamine
2. Barbituates 3. Propofol 4. opioid |
|
Which inhalant has provides the best analgesia
|
methoxyflrane
|
|
Which inhalants can increase heart sensitivity to epinephrine
|
1.Halothane
|
|
Which inhalants decrease the BP
|
1. Methoxyflurane
2. Halothane 3. Isoflurane 4. Sevoflurane |