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Who is most at risk for rhabdo after recieving Sch
children under 8 yo
Who is at risk for developing myalgia after Sch
men
sedentary people
Who is at low risk for developing myalgia after Sch
elderly
children
pregnant
When might Sch cause bradycardia? How do we prevent this
upon second dose
pretreat with atropine
When will increased IOP onset and resolve in patient receiving Sch
4 minutes
5-7 minutes
What does Sch do to intragastric pressure
Increases P
Increases LES tone
What does Sch do to serum K
increases the serum K by 0.5-1 mEq/L
What is the safe time to give Schs after burns
before 24 hours
after 120 days
Normal dibucaine test
Heterozygous
Homozygous
70-80
50-69
16-30
4 things that increase plasma cholinesterase
obesity
thyrotoxicosis
anxiety
psychiatric disorders
NMB that cause histamine release
Mivacurium
Atracurium
Sch
% of twitch height recovery that the patient needs to regain control of upper airway muscles
90
NMB that will be prolonged with renal disease
Vec
Pan
NMB that will be prolonged with liver disease
everything but atrac and cisatrac
What AB potentiate NMB
mycins
micins
What are 6 drugs that potentiate NMB
Volatile anesthetics
Local anesthetics
antibiotics
anticonvulsants
reglan
MgSO4
3 drugs that antagonize nondepolarizing NMB
chronic seizure meds
acetylcholinesterase inhibitors
succinylcholine
5 conditions that enhance NMB
hypothermia
respiratory acidosis
decreased K
decreased Ca
MgSO4
NMB of choice for burn patients
Mivacurium
What receptors does atracurium act on
pre and postsynaptic
3 problems with atracurium
histamine release
laudanosine
anaphylaxis
NMB of choice for liver/renal disease
cisatracurium
NMB that is not a good drug for renal or obesity
vecuronium
Who is roc prolonged in
liver failure- moderate
elderly
pregnancy
Who is pancuronium contraindicated in
Cardiac
What does pancuronium do to CVS
increases HR, BP, CO
Reversal agent for mivacurium
edrophonium
Reversal agent for peds
edrophonium
Reversal agent used most commonly
neostigmine
Carbamyl esters that form a chemical bond
neotstigmine
pyridostigmine
Quat ammonium that forms an electrostatic bond
edrophonium
How will you dose neostigmine for children
decrease the dose
Which Achesterase inhibitor has an active metabolite
Neostigmine
Onset and duration of edrophonium
1-2 minutes
5-20 minutes
Onset and duration of Neostigmine
7-11 minutes
40-60 minutes
Onset and duration of pyridostigmine
16
90 minutes
Anticholinergic that doesn't cross the BBB and is used with Neostigmine
gylcopyrrolate
What anticholinergic is used when reversing with edrophonium
atropine
Max dose of neostigmine
5 mg/day
When administering Sch who is most likely to experience bradycardia
children
When administering a second dose of Sch who is most likely to experience bradycardia
adults
What is the dibucaine test for
plasma cholinesterase abnormality
What pharmacokinetic adjustments and expectations will you have with liver failure with non-depolarizing NMB
larger loading dose
decreased clearance
What does reglan do to plasma cholinesterase
inhibits it
Metabolizes mivacurium
plasma cholinesterase
Metabolizes atracurium
plasma esterases
What is the atracurium dose after sch
0.25
Good CV drug that is slightly vagotonic
vecuronium
Respiratory condition that could prolong vec
hypercarbia
What is rocuronium's metabolism
minimal
excreted unchanged by kidneys and in BILE
NMB with a vagal blockade
Pancuronium
NMB that may cause dysrhythmias when given with digoxin
Pacuronium