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| highly potent, slow induction and recovery: used in peds due to lack of smell |
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| Can cause severe hepatitis and necrosis |
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| Treatment of malignant hyperthermia |
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| Blocks Ca+ release from SR and stops tetany and heat production during Malignant hyperthermia |
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| less potent than halothane but faster induction |
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| can cause seizures and renal toxicity |
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| higher blood gas than isoflurene but slow induction (NOT USED IN US) |
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| low oil/gas with rapid induction and recovery, impossible to reach needed partial pressure due to needed oxygen in preperation |
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| AE: expanding pneumothorax, bowel air, middle ear obstruction, due to expansion of air cavities |
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| highly potent and rapid onset |
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| Larangeal spasm due to irritation of respiratory mucosa |
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| IV infusion, rapid elimination |
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| ultrashort acting barbituate fast acting |
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| heart and lung depression also with laryngeal spasm, hemolytic anemia, and neuropathy |
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| binds between Alpha and beta untis of gaba receptor |
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| antagonist of NMDA receptor |
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| Hypertension, REsp depression, ICP elevation, hallucination |
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| Agonist of gaba channels, increase freguency of firing |
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| Diazepam/Lorazepam overdose tx |
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| agonist of mu-opioid receptor blocks neuro transmission |
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Definition
| nausea, vomit, constipation, cardia depression |
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Definition
| Opioid overdose treatment |
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| Opioid overdose treatment |
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Definition
| Induction of neuromuscular blockage thru nicotinic agonist continuous action |
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| Pancuronium, Tubocurarine |
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Definition
| Induction of neuromuscular block by antagonist effects on nicotine receptors prevent depolarization |
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