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Lidocaine Trade Name
-Xylocaine
Lidocaine Classification
-Class Ib antiarrhythmic
Lidocaine Mechanism of Action
-inhibits influx of sodium through fast channels of myocardial cell membrane and decreases conduction in ischemic cardiac tissue without adversely affecting normal conduction.
-no change in SA node recovery or conduction time, AV node conduction time is unchanged or shortened.
-doesn't affect BP, cardiac output or myocardial contractility.
-No effect on autonomic tone
Lidocaine Indications
-Pulseless VT/VF that persists after defib and vasopresser admin
Lidocaine Dosing
-1 to 1.5mg/kg IV bolus
-possible repeat dose in 5 to 10 minutes
-Dose should not exceed 3mg/kg
-Bolus only used in Cardiac arrest
-may do infusion with return of spontaneous infusion
-Maintenance infusion: 1-4mg/min.
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Lidocaine Precautions
-maintenance 1 to 4 mg/min
-1-2 mg/min with altered metabolism (chf, hepatic dysfuncion, MI with hypotension, or shock)
-Elimination half life 1.5 to 2 hours
-half life prolonged with liver dysfunction
Lidocaine Contraindications
-Hypersenitivity to or amide type local anesthetics
-severe degrees of sinoartial, AV Node or intraventricular block in the absence of an artifical pacer
-Stokes Adams syndrome (recurring episodes of loss of conc caused by transient interruption of cardiac output)
-WPW
Lidocaine Special Considerations
-Maybe lethal in bradycardia with ventricular escape rhythm
Lidocaine Onset and Duration
-IV 45 to 90 seconds
-IV 10 to 20 minutes