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Introduction to Anesthesia Pharmacology (Exam I)
Does general anesthesia by defini...,
How arousable would one be with t...,
How arousable would one be with t...
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Pharmacokinetics/Pharmacodynamics (Exam I)
What does tte mean in regards to ...,
Receptors are usually __________,
Almost all drugs are reversible e...
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Benzodiazepines (Exam I)
Differentiate sedatives and hypno...,
When is anesthesia awareness most...,
What is the mechanism for less ee...
77
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Preoperative Medications (Exam I)
What cells release endogenous his...,
What physiological mechanisms occ...,
What drugs can induce histamine r...
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*Induction Drugs (Barbs & Propofol) (Exam II)
What is theadministration of a co...,
What organs utilize the most bloo...,
What organs are in between vessel...
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*Induction Drugs (Etomidate & Ketamine) (Exam II)
In general thiobarbiturates are m...,
What is unique about etomidate s ...,
When is etomidate water soluble v...
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*Pain Pathways (Exam II)
What are the 2 components of pain,
Differentiate the sensory discrim...,
What is nociception
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*Opioids Agonists (Exam II)
What are opioids effects on the c...,
Differentiate opioids from narcotics,
What two types of opioid chemical...
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*Opioid Agonist-Antagonists & Antagonists (Exam II)
What is the primary indication fo...,
Which receptors that opioid agoni...,
Name the four advantages of opioi...
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*MAGA (Exam II)
What are the components of today ...,
What are nonopioid alternatives f...,
What refers to the anesthetic tec...
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*Inhaled Anesthetics Part 1 (Exam III)
What is the pharmacokinetics of i...,
What influences the pharmacokinet...,
What is boyle s law what applicat...
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Inhaled Anesthetics Part 2 (Exam III)
need to separate concept with inhaled gas info
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*Volatile Gas Physical Properties (Exam III)
What are the following properties...,
What are the following properties...,
What are the following properties...
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NMBDs: Physiology/Succinylcholine Exam III
Which of the following is the new...,
Why was rapacurium raplon discont...,
The effect of nmbd is to interrup...
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NMBDs: Non-depolarizing (Exam III)
What are the 4 main differences b...,
What is the moa of non depolarizi...,
Which type of neuromuscular block...
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*NMBD Reversal Agents (Exam IV)
How long generally until nmj bloc...,
What is the moa if ache,
Where is
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Local Anesthetics I (Exam IV)
What was the first local anesthetic,
What was the first local anesthetic,
What was cocaine first used for a...
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Local Anesthetics II (Exam IV)
What is the average pka of local ...,
What is the function of the alkal...,
Regarding weak bases the pka is _...
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Local Anesthetics III (Exam IV)
How rare are local anesthetic rea...,
What local anesthetic class is re...,
What local anesthetic class is re...
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Anesthesia Adjuncts (Exam IV)
Agonism results in activation of ...,
Does ca influx or efflux during a...,
What type of receptors are receptors
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Stages of Anesthesia (Kane's lecture)
What are the three stages of anes...,
What characterizes stage 1 of ane...,
What characterizes
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Stages of Anesthesia (Castillo's lecture)
What are the one word summaries o...,
What reflexes are we suppressing ...,
During induction when would one m...
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PreOp Meds: Benzodiazepine concepts
Differentiate sedatives and hypno...,
When is anesthesia awareness most...,
What is the mechanism for less ee...
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PreOp Meds: Benzodiazepine
What are the five main functions ...,
What is the only thing that can c...,
Why are written instructions give...
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PreOp Meds: Midazolam
What structural characteristic of...,
What two situations is midazolam ...,
How much more less potent is mida...
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PreOp Meds: Diazepam
Why does diazepam burn on injecti...,
What is the onset of diazepam wha...,
What metabolizes diazepam
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PreOp Meds: Lorazepam (Ativan)
Of midazolam diazepam and lorazep...,
Which benzodiazepine has the slow...,
When is peak effect seen with lor...
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PreOp Meds: Flumazenil (Reversal)
What is flumazenil romazicon,
What metabolizes flumazenil what ...,
What is the dosing of flumazenil
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PreOp Meds: Histamine Concepts
What cells release endogenous his...,
What physiological mechanisms occ...,
What drugs can induce histamine r...
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PreOp Meds: H1 Antagonist concepts
Histamine 1 receptor activation c...,
Histamine binding to h1 receptors...,
How prone are h1 antagonists to t...
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PreOp Meds: H1-Ant Diphenhyramine (Benadryl)
What h1 antagonist stimulates ven...,
What is normal dosing of benadryl,
What is the e time of diphenhydra...
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PreOp Meds: H1 Ant Promethazine (Phenergan)
What is promethazines primary use...,
What are the black box warnings a...,
What is the dosing of promethazin...
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PreOp Meds: H2 antagonist concepts
When are h2 antagonists most ofte...,
What side effect s is are especia...,
What considerations should be giv...
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PreOp Meds: H2 Antagonist - Cimetidine, Ranitidine, and Famotidine
Which h2 antagonists strong inhib...,
What can occur with rapid infusio...,
What is the dose for cimetidine w...
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PreOp Meds: PPI concepts
How do proton pump inhibitors wor...,
What is the most effective drug f...,
What four conditions are ppi s in...
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PreOp Meds: PPI - Omeprazole and Pantoprazole
What is the maximum acid inhibiti...,
What are the most common side eff...,
What are the benefits of pantopra...
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PreOp Meds: Antacids concepts
What types and subtypes of antaci...,
Why are non particulate antacids ...,
What is a general concern with lo...
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PreOp Meds: Antacids - Sodium Citrate (Bicitra)
What is the mechanism of sodium c...,
What is the time of onset for sod...,
What is sodium citrate used for a...
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PreOp Meds: Dopamine Blockers
What are dopamine blockers used f...,
What are the downsides of dopamin...,
Name the three dopamine blockers ...
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PreOp Meds: Dopa Blockers - Metoclopramide (Reglan)
What drug is used for diabetic ga...,
Which dopamine blocker can decrea...,
What is the dosing for metoclopra...
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PreOp Meds: Dopa Blockers - Domperidone
Which dopamine blockers can poten...,
In which three ways is domperidon...
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PreOp Meds: Dopa Blockers - Droperidol
What drugs can potentially cause ...,
What was droperidol originally de...,
What blackbox warning is associat...
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PreOp Meds: 5HT3 Antagonists & Ondansetron (Zofran)
How does serotonin cause emesis,
Where are the highest concentrati...,
What is the greatest general bene...
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PreOp Meds: Corticosteroids & Dexamethasone
What are the three prevailing the...,
A patient is on 100mg hydrocortis...,
What is the time till onset of de...
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PreOp Meds: Scopolamine
How does scopolamine work,
When do scopolamine patches need ...,
What is scopolamine dosing and wh...
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PreOp Meds: Bronchodilator
How much of a benefit does a preo...,
How many seconds should one take ...,
How much of a bronchodilator reac...
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Induction Concepts
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Induction Meds: Barbiturates (General)
What drug class is represented by...,
Where is the site of initial redi...,
Where is the main reservoir for b...
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Induction Meds: Thiopental (Thiobarbiturates)
What is the dose for thiopental h...,
What is the fat blood partition c...,
What has the higher lipid solubil...
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Induction Meds: Methohexital (Oxybarbiturates)
At a normal ph _____ of methohexi...,
Which barbiturate is associated w...,
How would methohexital infusions ...
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Induction Meds: Propofol
What is the most common concentra...,
What are the inactive ingredients...,
What are the disadvantages of pro...
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Induction Meds: Etomidate
In general thiobarbiturates are m...,
What is unique about etomidate s ...,
When is etomidate water soluble v...
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Induction Meds: Ketamine
What type of drug is ketamine wha...,
What signs symptoms does the diss...,
What are ketamine s two greatest ...
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Induction Meds: Ketafol
What is ketafol,
What is combining admixing diluti...,
What are the rules for pharmaceuc...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonists Concepts
What are opioids effects on the c...,
Differentiate opioids from narcotics,
What two types of opioid chemical...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Morphine
What is the dosage of morphine wh...,
How is morphine metabolized what ...,
What would occur with morphine ov...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Meperidine
What receptors does meperidine ag...,
What are the analogues of meperidine,
How potent is meperidine how long...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Fentanyl
How potent is fentanyl,
What is the blood brain equilibra...,
What percent of fentanyl is subje...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Sufentanil
How much more potent is sufentani...,
What are the pertinent pharmacoki...,
How much of sufentanil is protein...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Alfentanil
What is the potency of alfentanil...,
What is the alfentanil induction ...,
What drug can cause acute dystoni...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Remifentanil
What is remifentanil s moa how po...,
What is remifentanil s structure ...,
What drug was said to be a great ...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Hydromoprhone
How potent is hydromorphone what ...,
What is the dose of hydromorphone
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Codeine
Why is codeine not given iv,
What is the dose of codeine for c...,
What is the elimination 1 2 time ...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist - Others
Which opioid is most cleared,
Which opioid
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist-Antagonist
What is the primary indication fo...,
Name the four advantages of opioi...,
Which receptors that opioid agoni...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist-Antagonist - Pentazocine
How potent is pentazocine,
What receptors does pentazocine b...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist-Antagonist - Butorphanol
Where is butrophanol excreted,
What receptors does butorphanol b...,
Sigma receptors are associated wi...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist-Antagonist - Nalbuphine
What drug is an excellent choice ...,
What receptors does nalbuphine bi...,
Where is nalbuphine metabolized
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist-Antagonist - Buprenorphine
Which agonist antagonist has 50 t...,
What is buprenorphine s onset dur...,
What is buprenorphine s greatest use
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Induction Meds: Opioids Agonist-Antagonist - Other drugs
Which two drugs have resistance t...,
Which opioid has high incidence o...,
What are drug facts of bremazocine
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Induction Meds: Opioids Antagonist - Naloxone
What receptors is naloxone effect on,
What non opioid uses does naloxon...,
What is the naloxone iv push dose...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Antagonist - Naltrexone and Nalmefene
What use does naltrexone have how...,
How does nalmefene compare to nal...,
What is the elimination 1 2 time ...
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Induction Meds: Opioids Antagonist - Methylnaltrexone and Alvimopan + Abuse Resistant Opidoids
What is methylnaltrexone s use,
What is alvimopan and what is it ...,
Where is alvimpan metabolized
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Induction Meds: Neuraxial
What receptors are targeted with ...,
What is general rule of dosing fo...,
Diffusion of opioids across the _...
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Multimodal: Gabapentin
Regarding gabapentin s preemptive...,
What is the po dose of preemptive...,
For preemptive gabapentin what pa...
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Multimodal: NSAIDs, COX, Celebrex
What enzyme catalyzes the synthes...,
This form of cox is responsible f...,
Cox 1 or cox 2 ubiquitous physiol...
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Multimodal: Ofirmev
For ofirmev what is the dose peak...,
What is the moa for ofirmev,
What is the peak of ofirmev in po...
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Multimodal: Ketorolac
For keorolac what is the moa peak...,
Ketorolac has no effects on what,
What is the peak of ketorolac
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Multimodal: Ibuprofen
What is the contraindication for ...,
What is the dose and max dose of ...,
What is the peak of ibuprofen
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Multimodal: Lidocaine
A 50 y o 60 kg female patient rec...,
Lidocaine plasma concentration of...
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Multimodal: Magnesium
Which pt s do we give magnesium t...,
Mg regulates what hint 4,
Mg has _______ passage across the...
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Multimodal: 5HT3 Ondansetron
Ondansetron is equivocal to what ...,
What is the duration dose of onda...,
Ondansetron slide
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Multimodal: Corticosteroid- Dexamethasone
What is the moa of corticosteroid...,
What is the dose for dexamethason...,
What is the delay of onset of dex...
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Multimodal: Others
Multimodal includes _____ acting ...,
According to the txwes medication...
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Pharm Adjunct: Beta Blockers concept
Agonism results in activation of ...,
Does ca influx or efflux during a...,
What type of receptors are receptors
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Pharm Adjunct: BB1 - Propanolol (Inderal)
What non selective blocker has ac...,
When propanolol is given what eff...,
What is a possible reason why the...
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Pharm Adjunct: BB1 Selective- Atenolol (Tenormin)
What drug is the most selective 1...,
What are the three benefits of at...,
What is the dose for atenolol
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Pharm Adjunct: BB1 Selective - Metoprolol (Lopressor)
Differentiate the clearance mecha...,
Differentiate the e of metoprolol...,
What is the dose of metoprolol
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Pharm Adjunct: BB1 Selective - Esmolol (Brevibloc)
Differentiate the clearance mecha...,
Differentiate the e of metoprolol...,
What blocker would be used for tr...
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Pharm Adjunct: Drug Interactions
Are the effects of ccbs and block...,
What two scenarios were given in ...,
What volatile anesthetic will cau...
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Pharm Adjunct: Alpha Receptors
What 2 messengers are potentiated...,
What occurs with 2 agonism
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Pharm Adjunct: Alpha - Phenylephrine
Is phenylephrine primarily a veno...,
Phenylephrine clinically mimics n...,
What is the normal dosing of phen...
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Pharm Adjunct: Mixed Beta/ Alpha - Labetalol
What is the ratio of to blockade ...,
Is labetalol a selective antagonist,
Is labetalol a selective antagonist
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Pharm Adjunct: Symp - Epinephrine
What is the iv push dose of epine...,
What is the infusion dose of epin...,
What is the infusion dose of epin...
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Pharm Adjunct: Symp - Ephedrine
Which drug is an indirect acting ...,
Which sns agonist can be given im...,
Why does tachyphylaxis occur with...
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Pharm Adjunct: Symp - Vasopressin
What is the mechanism of action o...,
What drug would be utilized for c...,
What drug would be used for ace i...
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Pharm Adjunct: Vasodilator - Nitric Oxide
How does nitric oxide cause vasod...,
How can vasodilators alleviated p...
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Pharm Adjunct: Nitro-vasodilator - Sodium Nitroprusside
What does nitroprusside dissociat...,
What does nitroprusside vasodilate,
What vasodilator absolutely requi...
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Pharm Adjunct: Nitro-vasodilator - Nitroglycerin
Where does nitroglycerin work,
Would nitroglycerin increase or d...,
Does nitroprusside or nitroglycer...
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Pharm Adjunct: Vasodilator - Hydralazine
How does hydralazine work,
When does hydralazine peak what i...,
What is the initial dose of hydra...
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Pharm Adjunct: Vasodilator - CCB: Nicardipine (Cardene)
What are the three categories of ...,
How do ccbs generally work,
Ccbs will ______ blood pressure a...
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