Doses - Y Flashcards

1
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Epinephrine in CPR:

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1mg IV or IO every 3-5mins

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2
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Vasopressin CPR dose:

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40 units IV

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3
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Amiodarone CPR dose:

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300mg followed by 150mg if needed

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4
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Atropine CPR dose:

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0.5-1.0mg every 3-5mins total of 3mg
- Indications are bradycardia, AV block

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5
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Lidocaine CPR dose:

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1-1.5mg/kg every 5-10mins - total dose of 3mg/kg

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6
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Vasopressin CPR dose:

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40UI IV single dose

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7
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Amiodarone CPR dose:

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150mg over 10min

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8
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Sodium chloride CPR dose:

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05-1mEq/kg

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9
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Lidocaine:

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200mg plain solution
500mg w/ adrenaline
pKa 7.8

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10
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Bupivicaine max. dose:

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150mg (30mL of 0.5%)

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11
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Local anesthetic doses:

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Chlorprocaine - 40-60mg (11mg/kg -> 14mg/kg w/ epinephrine)
Lidocaine - 40-60mg (3mg/kg -> 5mg/kg w/ epinephrine) - 60 to 90 mins
Bupivicaine - 5-20mg (2.5 -> 3mg/kg w? epinephrine)
Tetracaine - 5-20mg - vasoconstriction doubles effect

Addition of 25mcg fentanyl, 0.1-0.5mg morphine can be done

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12
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MAC value for Inhaled anesthetics

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NO - 104%
Sevoflurane - 1.8%
Isoflurane - 1.3%
Desflurane - 6.6%

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13
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IV anesthetics:

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Sodium thiopental - 3-7mg/kg -> 30-40s -> 5-10mins

Propofol - 1-2mg/kg (4-8ug/ml for maintenence)

Ketamine - 1-2mg/kg (IM 5-10mg/kg)

Etomidate - 0.3mg/kg

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14
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Diazepam
Midazolam

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Diazepam - 5-20mg, 2.5mg
Midazolam - 1-5mg, 0.5-1mg

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15
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Etomidate in sedation:

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0.1-0.1mg/kg + o.o5mg/kg every 4 mins

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16
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Opioid doses:

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Morphine - 10mg, 15mg
Pethidine - 100mg
Tramadol - 100mg
Fentanyl - 100ug

17
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Indications for TIVA:

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MH
QT syndrome
PONV
Thoracic surgery
Difficulty intubating/extubating
Neurosurgery
MG
Non-theatre environments
Day-case surgery
Patient choice

18
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TIVA Drugs:

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Propofol
Benzos
Ketamine
Dexmedatomadine
Dexamethasone
Magnesium suplahte
Muscle relaxants
Narcotics

19
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Propofol TIVA dose:

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2-2.5mg/kg not alone
1mg/kg alone

20
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Dexmedatomadine TIVA dose:

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0.5-1mcg/kg

21
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Fentanyl TIVA dose:

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3ug/kg bolus over 30s
Remifentanyl 1mcg/kg

22
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Neuroleptanalgesia:

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100mcg fentanyl
5mg droperidol

Decreased motor function, suppressed autonomic reflexes, cardiovascular stability, mild amnesia
Drowsiness
Endoscopies, angiographies, minor operations (hernia)

23
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Droperidol alone:

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Alpha adrenergic blockade
Antidopaminergic
Peripheral VD
Hypotension

2.5mg/mL

24
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Succinylchline:

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0.6-1.5mg/kg-> less than 1min -> 5-10mins
Causes potassium to go up 0.5mEq/L
-> 2-4mg/kg

Cardiac dysrhythmias, hyperkalemia, myoglobinuria, incrased intraocular pressure, increased intragastric pressure, increased intracranial pressure, trismus

25
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Long, intermediate, short NDMR examples:

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d-tubocurarine, metocurine, gallamine, pancuronium, pipecuronium, doxacurium

atracurium, vecuronium, rocuronium

mivacurium

26
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NDMR doses:

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d-tubocurarine - 0.51mg/kg
metocurine - 0.28mg/kg
gallamine - 1mg/kg
pancuronium - 0.07mg/kg
pipecuronium - 0.007mg/kg
doxacurium - 0.35-0.40mg/kg
atracurium - 0.3-0.6mg/kg
cistacurium - 150ug/kg
vecuronium - 80-100ug/kg
rocuronium - 0.6-1mg/kg

mivacurium - 0.07 -0.25mg/kg

27
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NDMR

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Tetanic fade but no fasciculation
antagonized by aceytylcholinesterase inhibitors