lecture 3 Flashcards
(17 cards)
resting state of the cell ion flow:
sodium and calcium flow inwards and potassium moves passively outwards
Na+ resting voltage
+60 mV
K+ resting voltage
-90 mV
ca2+ resting voltage
+120 mV
voltage gated sodium channels
very big, in resting state outside is positively charged
local anaesthetic
block sodium channels from inside the cell
anti-arrythmic and anti-epileptic
cause plug to go into the pump
inactive sodium channel
inside is positively charged, but plug is in the pump
nociceptive pathways
pain signalling via second messengers and spinal cord to the brain
NSAIDs
block mediators which amplify the pain signal
opioids
stimulate inhibitory pathways
TRPV1
kinase receptor causing depolarization which leads to excitation
which part of the anaesthetic is the active part
the lipophillic part
surface anaesthesia of mucous membrane skin
mainly through blocking nerve endings
infiltration anaesthesia
outside of nerve endings, also inhibition of smaller nerve fascicles
conduction anaesthesia
special forms: spinal anaesthesia, lumbar anaesthesia
intravenous regional anaesthesia
used with anaemia