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factors of transfer across uterus (five)
1. Area of transfer/diffusion difference;
2. Molecular weight;
3. Pka of drug (high pKA least cross);
4. Protein binding (high binding equals decreased transfer (why bupivacaine better than lidocaine);
5. Lipid solubility: decrease liability means decreased transfer
obstetrics: inhaled anesthetic (5)
all cross placenta;
Mac decreased 30 to 40% in pregnancy (progesterone, beta endorphins);
decrease uterine blood flow;
dose-dependent uterine relaxation (except nitrous)
causes decreased FHR liability (less than opioids or IV agents)
obstetrics: induction agents
effective thiopental onUBF known (4 mg/kg)
propofol: risk of decrease in UBF;
no advantages of either:
ketamine; hypertonus in seconds trimester
ketamine is best for hypovolemic patients