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MAC in 02 1) Sevo 2) Des 3) Iso 4) N20 |
MAC in 02 1) Sevo 2.1 2) Des 6.0 3) Iso 1.3 4) N20 104% |
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MAC awake in 02 1) Sevo 2) Des 3) Iso 4) N20
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MAC awake in 02 1) Sevo 0.6 2) Des 2.4 3) Iso 0.4 4) N20 71% |
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Vapor pressure 1) Sevo 2) Des 3) Iso 4) Enflurane 5)Halo
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Vapor pressure 1) Sevo 160 2) Des 669 3) Iso 240 4) Enflurane 170 5) Halo 243 |
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Halothane MAC (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1)Heart rate 2) SVR 3) Cardiac index 4) Contractility |
Halothane (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1) Heart rate: Min/No Change 2) SVR: Min/No change 3) Cardiac index: Decrease from direct contractility 4) Contractility: Decreased by altering Ca+ intracellularly |
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Isoflurane MAC (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1) Heart rate 2) SVR 3) Cardiac index 4) Contractility |
Isoflurane MAC (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1) Heart rate: Increase 2) SVR: Decease 3) Cardiac index: Min/No change 4) Contractility: No change |
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Desflurane MAC (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1) Heart rate 2) SVR 3) Cardiac index 4) Contractility |
Desflurane MAC (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1) Heart rate: Increases from sympathetic resp 2) SVR: Decrease 3) Cardiac index: Decrease 4) Contractility: No change |
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Sevoflurane MAC (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1) Heart rate 2) SVR 3) Cardiac index 4) Contractility |
Sevoflurane MAC (No change, Decrease, Increase) 1) Heart rate: Decrease 2) SVR: Decrease 3) Cardiac index: Decrease 4) Contractility: No change |
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3mcg/ml Epinephrine is considered safe during anesthesia with Isoflurane or desflurane while only __mcg/ml may cause extrasystolic PVCs with halothane use. However all sensitize myocardium to epi. ____ (Adult v peds) is more likely effected. |
3mcg/ml Epinephrine is considered safe during anesthesia with Isoflurane or desflurane while only 1 mcg/ml may cause extrasystolic PVCs with halothane use. However all sensitize myocardium to epi. Adults are more likely effected. |
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Cardiac diastolic relaxation is (Impaired or Improved) with Inhaled anesthetics. |
Cardiac diastolic relaxation is impaired with Inhaled anesthetics. |
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(T/F) Inhaled anesthetics impair left ventricular function. |
False: However some data sugguest they do indeed impair right ventricular contractility. |
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(T/F) Isoflurane is known to "uncouple" CBF and metabolism. |
False: No inahled anesthetic uncouples CBF and CMR however there is a dose dependant increase in CBF and decrease in CMR. |
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Iikely increases CMR: a) Isoflurane b) Nitrous c) Desflurane |
Nitrous increases CMR |
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Inhaled anesthetic that is the least potent cerebral vasodilator.. |
Inhaled anesthetic that is the least potent cerebral vasodilator..Isoflurane |
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(T/F) Inducing hypocapnia is sufficient to blunt any increases in CBF and thus ICP caused by inhaled anesthetics. |
TRUE: Inducing hypocapnia is sufficient to blunt any increases in CBF and thus ICP caused by inhaled anesthetics |
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Inhaled anesthetic that Increases CSF formation but has no effect on absorption. |
Desflurane
Inhaled anesthetic that Increases CSF formation but has no effect on absorption. |
