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What are Maintenance Anesthetics?
Volatile inhalation anethetics
administered through lungs
sevoflurane, isoflurane, enflurane, halothane, desflurane
Volatile anesthetic
very fat soluble, takes a long time to get anesthetic out of body, they block glutamate or enhance gaba
Side effects of Anesthetics
Nausea and Vomitting
Action of Iv Anesthetic
produceCNS depression by acting on GABA, except for Ketamine- short acting
GABA
main inhibitory neuron in brain
What are side effects of Propofol (an IV anesthetic)?
Cardiovascular depression
delirium, euphoria, pain on injection, respiratory depression
What is diff about the Iv anesthetic Dexmedetomadine ?
IV anesthetic alpha 2 agonist, prevents release of norepenephrine
Impt note on Ketamine?
Delirium occurs after patient wakes up
When is Precedex used?
mainly used post operation for sedation
Local anesthetics
Esters and Amides
provide anesthesia by blocking by reversibly binding to and blocking sodium channels
Esters
Chloroprocaine
procaine
bupivacaine
lidocaine
mepivacaine
ropivacaine
Why is epinephrine used with local anesthetics?
Epinephrine causes vasoconstriction at injection site to prevent leakage into blood stream
What is the main difference between esters and amides?
esters are metabolized in blood stream, also most likely to cause allergic reaction
Amides
dibucaine
lidocaine
benzocaine
cocaine
tetracaine
What are Anticonvulsants?
They are used to treat seizures
How do Anticonvulsants Act?
They suppress sodium influx, suppress calcium influx- slows down depolarization, decrease action of GABA, also block glutamate
how does glutamate relate to sezures?
Major excitatory neuron that can cause seizures
Which Anticonvulsants are teratogens?
Lemotrigine- causes cleft palate
phenytoin- causes cleft palate
and fetal hydantoin syndrome- like fetal acho
fosphentoin- causes fetal hydanoin syndrom
Valproic Acid (depracote- spinal bifita- , facial and digital abnormalities
Which two drugs cayse fetal hydantoin syndrome?
anti conv
fosphentoin
and phenytoin
cause release of GABA
Topiramate (topamax) side effects?
anti conv
Causes memory problems and difficulty concentrating,
Valcoric Acid side effects?
anti conv
Hair loss and liver failure
What anticonvulstants are black boxed for suicide?
Carbamazepine, felbamate, Gabapentin, Lamotrigine, Levetiracetam, Oxcarbazepine, Prgabalin, tiagabine, topiramate, valproate, zonisamide