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Diazepam Midazolam |
sedative benzo |
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Fentanyl Sufentanil Alfentanil Remifentanil |
Mu receptor agonists Used as analgesic support with anesthetics (epidural administration) or for induction of surgery |
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Droperidol Droperidol and Fentanyl Droperidol, Fentanyl and Nitrous Oxide |
Dopamine receptor antagonist. Mu receptor agonist. (Fentanyl) Analgesic effect, but patient is conscious enough to answer questions during the procedure. “Twilight Sleep” |
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Thiopental Thioamylol Methohexital |
Ultrashort iv induction of anesthesia. Short t1/2 due to rapid redistribution into tissue (reduced blood flow) Respiratory and cardiovascular depression. |
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Ketamine |
Block glutamate at the NMDA receptor Related to PCP. Patients are catatonic, pain free, and amnesic. Mainly for the pediatric patient Hallucinations, vivid dreams, delirium |
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Propofol |
Potentiates GABA at Cl- channels Patients recover quickly, less postop N/V. Induces and maintains anesthesia. Great for ambulatory surgery
Hypotension from decreased PR. |
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Etomidate |
Potentiates GABA Rapid induction, good for ER procedures |
