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In the elderly, decreased protein binding may be d/t:
Disease states
Drug distribution in the elderly is affected by: lean body mass decrease by
10%
Drug distribution in the elderly is affected by: body fat increases from:
18-36% in men and 33-48% in women
Increased body fat means there is increased available storage sites for:
Lipid soluble drugs
Increased body fat means that there will be and increase in:
Residual plasma concentration
Increased body fat means that there can be increase in _____ and _______
Elimination times; prolonged effects
In the elderly, decreased CO and delayed clearance mean that: there is a delay of onset of:
IV drugs
In the elderly, decreased CO and delayed clearance mean that: drugs have a
Prolonged effect
In the elderly, decreased CO and delayed clearance mean that: there is a risk of ________ OD
Volatile anesthetic
In the elderly, increase in elimination half time is d/t: decreased
Renal clearance
GFR decreases _______ per year up to 30-40%
1.5%
Number of effective _______ decreases --> decreased renal clearance
Renal glomeruli
Increase in elimination half time is d/t:
Decreased hepatic clearance
Increase in elimination half time is d/t:
Increase in Vd
There is a decrease in _______ blood flow
Hepatic
There is reduced hepatic _______ activity
Microsomal enzyme
Induction agents have a slower
Onset
You should decrease the dose of
Induction agents
Narcotics have an increased:
Half life
You should decrease the dose by 50% of this narcotic
Remi
Remi ______ last much longer than usual in the elderly
Won't
Muscle relaxants have a ______ but same initial dose
Slower onset
All muscle relaxants except _______ have reduced clearance and increased elimination half time
Atracurium/cisatracurium
Decreased MAC of ______ for each decade over 40
6%
In the elderly, _______ inhalation agents are less metabolized
Iso and Des
All inhalational agents depress ______ and produce _____
Contractility; peripheral vasodilation
Elderly have a decreased CO which means you have a more rapid rise of ________ concentration of agents
Alveolar, arterial and tissue
More rapid rise of concentration of agents means that you have an accelerated rate of:
Induction
Elderly pts have a ______ physiologic reserve
Decreased
Doses of narcotic required for relief of pain do _____ show a consistent change with age
Not
Narcotic s/e may be more ______ than in a younger person
Drastic