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rate of metabolism of amide LA
prilocaine>lidocaine>mepivicaine>ropivicaine>bupivicaine
pts with genetically abnormal pseudocholinestarase difficiency are at a higher risk for toxic side effects of_____
ester
_____ +______ are metabolized by paba
procaine and benzocaine
methylene blue reduces___ to ___
fe3 to fe2
what is the order of differential blockade
autonomic>sensory>motor
the axon is sarrounded by____; composed of glial cells
endoneurium
individual fibers are gathered into vesciles and sarrounded by
perineum or connective tissue
entire peripheral nerve is encased by
epinurium or dense connective tissue
nerve fibers are classified according to
___ (3)
fiber diameter
presence or absence of myelin
A/B myelin. C no myelin
function
repetitive depolarization___the likelyhood of finding an open sodium channel
increase
local anes. bind to sodium channels in the ----- state preventing ---- and ----
inactive closed
preventing channel activation and depolarization
during frequency dependent blockade__+____ channels have a greater affinity for anes.
open and inactivated
% Non Ionized Fraction
Lidocaine
Bupivicane
Lido 25%
Bupiv 17%
w / exception of .....that has an increased degree of concentration of 97% all other forms of non ionized drugs take longer to peak..concentration effect
chloroprocaine
for LA
potency=
onset=
duration=
potency..lipid solubility
onset..pka
duration..VD/protein binding
Vasoconstrictors in addition to LA has these effects
increase neuronal uptake
decrease absorption
prevent systemic side effects
decrease bleeding
enhance density of blockade
which amide/ester LA cross the placenta in greater numbers
amide
larger VD
amide or esters
amide
describe type C sympathetic fibers
post ganglionic
.3-1.3 diameter
no myelinatin .7-2.3 velocty
what is the order of blockade
symp block with peripheral vd and increase in temp
loss of pain/temp/analgesia
loss of proprioception
loss of touch/pressure
motor paralysis
VDPPTP
order of differentiation blockade
autonomic, sensory , motor
local anes bind to na channels in what state
inactive closed
local anes consist of a ... and ...connected by....
hydrophilic and lipophilic group conected by hydrocarbon chain
...part of la diffuses through the nerve
B non ion
--part of la binds to membrane at receptor site
B+ is ion
potency is LA is determined structurally b y
presence of C
hydrophilic part of LA has a ---- and a ---
tertiary amine and lone pair of electrons//responsible for water solubility
---part of la import for anes activity
lipophilic
--more likely to cause allrgic reactions. ester/amide
ester
PKA
Bupivicaine
Lidocaine
B 8.1
L 7.8
which is more lipid soluble and protein bound, lido or Bupi
Bupivicaine
Max dose per mg/kg
of Lidocaine/Bupivicane
Bupivicaine 3 mg/kg
Lido 4.5 mg/kg
Usual Lidocaine intubting dose
1-1.5 mg/kig
ropivicaine pka
max dose
Lipid solubility/protein binding
PKA 8.1
Max dose 3 mg/kg
not very lipid sol/protein bound
chloroprocaine pka
solubility/bindign
max dose
pka 9.0
max dose 12 mg/kg
little sol/binding
cocaine pka
ls/pb
max dose
how is it used
pka 8.7
3 mg/kg
moderate ls
used topically, intranasal
procaine
max dose
pka
ls/bp
when can it not be used
8.9 pka
12 mg/kg
little solubility/pb
NO epidural use
tetracaine
pka
pb/ls
max dose
use
pka 8.2
max dose is 3 mg/kg
ls/BP is ++++
spinal/topical
lido mg/kg max dose w/epi
7 mg/kg
lido/bupivicaine can not be sued for
spinal
lidocaine pka...% ion @ ph
7.9 pka, 76% ionized
procaine is only ....protien bound
6%
potency order of esters
tetracaine>chloroprocaine> procaine
Lido or Bup/Ropi...faster onset
Lidocaine
Max total dose
Lido
Bup
Rop
L 300
B 127
R 200
max total dose
procaine
chloroprocaine
tetracaine
procaine 500
chloro 600
tetra 100
Non ionized fractin
Lido
Bup
L 24
Bup 15
non ionized fraction
procaine
Chlorprocaine
tetracaine
P 3
C 5
T 7
...% bupivicaine in 20 cc solution
...% lido in a 20 cc solution
0.5% bup
1% lido
local anes are prepared commercially as....w ph of .....
but
solutions w/epi are more...
water soluble solutions of hydrochloride salts with ph 6-7
w/epi more acidic w/ph of 4-5
adding bicarb to a solution will
speed onset, improve quality of block, prolong duration, increase free base and decrease pain on injection.
decrease free base, more non ionized fraction for action!
LA order of absorption
Intrav>tracheal>intercostal> caudal>paracervical>epidural>branchial plexus>sciatic>subq
ITICPEBSS
vasoconstrictor have more pronounced effects with.....such as..
more short acting anes..such as lido
adding epi is contraindicated when
there is
unstable angina
arrythmias, htn
uteroplacental insufficiency
lack of collateral circulation , digits, penis
IV Regional.
esters are metabolized by .... with ...metabolites that are...called.
esters are metabolized by psedocholinestarase with water soluble metablites that are called PABA
amides are metabolized by...
this takes...
microsomal liver enzymes
longer process
what increases amide toxicity
liver/renal failure
cocaine is an ester that is partially metabolized by the ..
liver...
metabolites of what two anes are most likely to convert hg to meth hg
benzacaine, prilocaine
what else can cause methylglobenemia
tyl, lido
tx for methylglobinemia
1-2 mg/kg IV of 1% solution over 5 min
of METHYlene blue
cv effects of LA
depress automacity
spont depolarization
decrease refractory time
VD, hypotension, bradycardia
decreased conduction
increased qrs/ pr interval
...avail as a single isomer w decreased Cv toxicity
ropivicaineL
LA decrease or increase the seizure threshold during anes
decrease
toxic plasma concentration of lido
bup
rob
Lido 5 ug/kg
Bup 1.5 ug/kg
Rob 4 ug/kg
Type A nerve fibers are devided into
Alpha, beta, gama and delta fibers
Function of Type A, alpha
proprioception/ motor
Function of type a, beta
touch pressure
function of type a, gamma
muscle spindles
function of type a, delta
pain temp
Diameter of type A fibers
alpha 12-20
beta 5-12
delta 3-6
gamm 2-5
Conduction of fastest velocity is ..where..
Type A, alpha of 70-120 m/ sec
diameter goes down, sens to blockade..
increase
conduction velocity goes down, sens to blockade
increases
function of type B nerve fibers,, are they myelinated
preganglionic autonomic
light meylination
type B nerve fibes
size of diameter
conduction velocity
<3 diam
3-15 m/sec
type C neve fibers in dorsal horn function
myelination?
un myelinated
pain, temp, touch
type c neve fibers in dorsal horn diam, velocity
diame... .4-1.2
velocity .5-2.3
Effect on bronchial smooth muscle
Effective in blocking reflex bronchoconstriction associated with laryngoscopy & intubation
Post-retrobulbar apnea syndrome
LA injection into the optic nerve sheath
Depression of medullary center following direct exposure to LA
decrease or increase hypoxic drive & response to CO2
decrease
Cauda Equina Syndrome/causes
High concentrations of anesthetic & permanent damage/ lithotomy position/stretching of nerves
...will terminate associated seizures
thiopental
order of cardiac toxicity
Bupivacaine > Lidocaine vs Ropivacaine & Levobupivacaine
When .... channels open during an action potential, local anesthetic molecules can enter and reach receptors
sodium
IV regional is also called
beir block
LA shortest duration
mepivicaine
local anest produce ...block
reversible conduction
increasing amount of local anesthethic occurs along the
a,s,m pathway
axon of the fiber is sarrounded by
endonurium
the entire nerve is sarrounded by
epinurium
increase in myelin, increases
increase conduction velocity
with spinal anesthethic there will be...
hypotension as a result of autonomic blockade
the hydrophilic portion of the LA is hydrophilic because of the
lone pair of electrons on N
hydrophilic portion is usually ..amines
tertiary
difference b/w two types of la releates to ..or...
allergic potential , type of metabolism they undergo
LA causes vasoconstriction, HTN
cocaine
levobupivicaine has similar properties than....with similar BP and lipid solubility, but a better cardiac profile
Bupivicaine
...and...are effective for cns excitation due to la
hyperventilation and benzodiazapenes
thiopental...mg/kg will terminate la associated seizures
1-2 mg/kg
large volume of cholorprocaine injected into subarachnoid space can be associated with
severe back pain
cauda equina syndrome is associated particularly with the use of ..and..
pooling of drug due to use of high concentrations of la (5% lidocaine) and use of small catheters.
cauda equina syndrome is associated particularly with the use of ..and..
pooling of drug due to use of high concentrations of la (5% lidocaine) and use of small catheters.