MIDTERM Flashcards

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EPINEPHRINE

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Catecholamine
A1 (most potent), B1, B2
Low dose (1-2) B2, 10), A1 REFLEX BRADYCARDIA
No CNS effects, < RBF

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NOREPINEPHRINE (Levophed)

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Catecholamine
A1 (min B1+B2)
REFRACTORY HYPOTENSION
>CO @ low dose, MAP

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RACEMIC EPINEPHRINE

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Mixture of levo + dextrorotatory
Constricts edematous mucosa
Tx croup + Airway edema
Watch for 2 hours post admin for rebound

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EPHEDRINE

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Synthetic Non-Catecholamine
A1 “hint of B”
> Uterine BF
> Myocardial contractility
TACHYPHYLAXIS
Lipophilic
Indirect effects
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PHENYLEPHRINE

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Synthetic Non-Catecholamine
A1 “all day long”
REFLEX BRADYCARDIA
< RBF
Can use in pregnant Pts
“Might be as good as EPH of OB uterine BF”
> Pulm Art resistance and pressure
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DOPAMINE

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Catecholamine

A+B

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VASOPRESSIN

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Posterior Pituitary Hormone (ADH)
Does not lose effect in Acidic environment while EPI will.
V1: G-coupled Ca influx arterial constriction
V2: ADH renal collecting duct
No > in O2 consumption
Is as effective as EPI, no benefit giving together.

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Giapreza

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Synthetic human angiotensin II
> BP in adults in septic shock (and other shocks)
Last line of defense
>risk for DVTs

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