Anesthesia Flashcards by Sarah Mila

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how does anesthesia work?

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It is controlled and reversible:
- depressing CNS
- inducing unconsciousness
- providing pain control and muscle relaxation

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regional vs neuraxial anesthesia

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Local anesthesia MOA

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local anesthetics MOA (picture)

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what are the local anesthetics? which one has more allergenicity?

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Amide Anesthetics

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Ester Anesthetics

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Methemoglobinemia + treatment

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Local Anesthetics - vasoconstrictors

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Local anesthetics:
Routes of Administration

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what can high doses of local anesthetics lead to?

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what are the two types of general anesthetics?

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o Inhalation Therapy
o Induction Therapy (IV)

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Local anesthetics:
Adverse Effects

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what are the three benefits of general anesthesia?

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Inhalation Anesthetics uses and how they work? which ons are halogenated hydrocarbons?

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Halogenated Hydrocarbons MOA, AE, CI

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which inhalation drug is NO longer used?

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Halothane

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Inhalation Drugs: Isoflurane

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Inhalation Drugs: Sevoflurane

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General Anesthesia:
Muscle Relaxants (NMBDs)

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Inhaled Muscle Relaxants:
Succinylcholine (Suxamethonium)

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Malignant hyperthermia

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Malignant hyperthermia:
Treatment

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General Anesthesia Drug Classes:
Analgesia

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Analgesia-Opioids: what are they known for? what do they treat? ex? AE

Analgesia-Opioids: Morphine

Analgesia-Opioids: Fentanyl

Adjuvants to Anesthesia

Adjuvants to Anesthesia (second slide con.)

Ideal IV Induction Drug

Nonbarbiturate anesthetics –

Nonbarbiturate anesthetics – Propofol

Nonbarbiturate anesthetics – Ketamine

Ketamine: Cardiovascular Effects

Induction Anesthetics

Opioid Anesthesia - Fentanyl: - use - MOA - AE - caution - CI - drug interactions

Benzodiazepine Anesthesia: Midazolam