MOA: Anesthetics

Question 1

Antacids

Answer 1

Preanesthetic Medication

Question 2

Anticholinergics

Answer 2

Preanesthetic Medication

Question 3

Antiemetics

Answer 3

Preanesthetic Medication

Question 4

Antihistamines

Answer 4

Preanesthetic Medication

Question 5

Benzodiazepines

Answer 5

Preanesthetic Medication
Intravenous general anesthetic

Question 6

Opioids

Answer 6

Preanesthetic Medication
Intravenous general anesthetic

Question 7

Desflurane

Answer 7

General Anesthetics: Inhaled
Interacts with ion channel proteins
Does not act on specific receptor.

Question 8

Isoflurane

Answer 8

General Anesthetics: Inhaled
Interacts with ion channel proteins
Does not act on specific receptor.

Question 9

Nitrous oxide

Answer 9

General Anesthetics: Inhaled
Interacts with ion channel proteins
Does not act on specific receptor.

Question 10

Sevoflurane

Answer 10

General Anesthetics: Inhaled
Interacts with ion channel proteins
Does not act on specific receptor.

Question 11

Barbituates

Answer 11

General Anesthetics: Intravenous

Question 12

Benzodiazepines

Answer 12

General Anesthetics: Intravenous

Question 13

Etomidate

Answer 13

General Anesthetics: Intravenous

Question 14

Ketamine

Answer 14

General Anesthetics: Intravenous

Question 15

Opioids

Answer 15

Pre-anesthetic
General Anesthetics: Intravenous

Question 16

Propofol

Answer 16

General Anesthetics: Intravenous

Question 17

Articaine

Answer 17

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 18

Benoxinate

Answer 18

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 19

Bupivacaine

Answer 19

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 20

Lidocaine

Answer 20

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 21

Mepivacaine

Answer 21

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 22

Procaine

Answer 22

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 23

Proparacaine

Answer 23

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 24

Tetracaine

Answer 24

Local Anesthetics
Target Na channels in the axon and block their depolarization

Question 25

What drugs are pre-anesthetic medications? (6)

Answer 25

Antacids Anticholinergics Antiemetics Antihistamines Benzodiazepines Opioids

Question 26

What drugs are inhaled general anesthetics? (4)

Answer 26

Desflurane Isoflurane Nitrous Oxide Sevoflurane

Question 27

What drugs are Intravenous general anesthetics? (6)

Answer 27

Barbituates Benzodiazepines Etomidate Ketamine Opioids Propofol

Question 28

What drugs are local anesthetics? (8)

Answer 28

Articaine Benxoinate Bupivacaine Lidocaine Medivacaine Procaine Proparacaine Tetracaine

Question 29

Famotidine

Answer 29

Pre-anesthetic medication H2 blocker Reduce gastric acidity

Question 30

Ranitidine

Answer 30

H2 blocker Pre-anesthetic medication Reduce gastric acidity

Question 31

Diphenhydramine

Answer 31

Antihistamine Pre-anesthetic medication Prevents allergic reaction

Question 32

Ondansetron

Answer 32

Antiemetic Pre-anesthetic medication Prevents nausea and possible aspiration of stomach contents

Question 33

Glycopyrrolate

Answer 33

Anticholinergic Pre-anesthetic medication Prevents bradycardia and secretion of fluids into the respiratory tract