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inhalation anesthetic for maintenance (slow induction) weak analgesic |
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myocardial depressant inc arrythmia & bradycardia inc cerebral blood flow LIVER TOXICITY MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA |
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Potentially fatal, pt develops m. rigidity and sudden rise in body temp following use of volatile anesthetic or depolarizing m. relaxants.
Rx w DANTROLENE |
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Inhalation anesthetics common effects |
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Anesthesia Bronchodilation Skeletal m. relaxation |
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Slow onset inhalation anesthetic used for maintenance |
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Dec BP Myocarial depressant Inc cerebral blood flow SEIZURES MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA |
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Inhalation anesthetic used for maintenance |
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Isoflurane considerations |
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Pungent odor, so not used for induction |
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Tachycardia HypoTN POTENTIAL FOR CORONARY STEAL MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA |
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Very rapid onset inhalation anesthetic Rapid emergence so used for outpatient |
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Dec BP, but CO not affected Transient tachydardia Dep ventilation COUGHING, SALIVATION, BRONCHOSPASM IN AWAKE PTS
STRONG AIRWAY IRRITANT, SO NOT USED FOR INDUCTION May produce CO w dry lime soda |
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Rapid onset/recovery inhalation anesth. Can be used for induction Widely used for outpatient surgery |
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Dec BP and CO Reduced ventilation Inc cerebral blood flow |
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Slow onset and emergence inhal. anesth. |
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Detrimental effects on kidneys |
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Rapid onset and emergence inhal. anesth. Weak anesthetic STRONG ANALGESIA Aids in uptake of other anesthetics |
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Nitrous oxide side effects |
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Accumulates in gas-filled spaces cxing bowel distension, pneumothorax NEED TO GIVE 100% O2 AT END |
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Nitrous oxide contraindications |
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Disorientation anesthesia |
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Pts display profound analgesia, amnesia and are unresponsive, but eyes open, move limbs involuntarily and breathe spontaneously |
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