PEMS 10 mins Flashcards

1
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What is the T1/2 Ke0 of Remi?

A

1.3 mins

Peak effect 1.6 mins

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2
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What is the Vd of Remi?

A

0.07 L/kg

confined in plasma

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3
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What would be the dose of Remi required to achieve an effect site target concentration of 2ng/ml?

A

Bolus dose = desired conc x Vdc

= 2ng/ml x 5000 = 10000ng = 10microg

Usually higher than this to compensate for effect site distribution

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4
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In diathermy, what is the function of an isolating capacitor?

A

Capacitor between patient’s plate and earth.

  • Provides high resistance to low frequency current and prevent micro/macroshock
  • Low resistance to high frequency diathermy current.

High frequency current has low tissue penetration.

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5
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What is the pharmacological effect of echinacea?

A

improves immune system; stimulate macrophage and NK cells, modulate cytokines

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6
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What is the risk of echinacea in peri-op context?

A

hepatotoxicity

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7
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Which herbal medicine increases risk of bleeding?

A

garlic
ginger
ginseng

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8
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What is the Pharm effect of ginseng?

A

mild sympathomimetic, can interact with MAO
Hypoglycaemic effect
inhibition of platelet aggregation

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9
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What is the speed in which sound wave travels through the body?

A

1540m/s

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10
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Which receptors do naloxone bind to?

A

all opioid receptors with greatest affinity to mu receptors

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11
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oral bioavailability of naloxone?

A

20% due to significant first pass

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12
Q

How is naloxone metabolised?

A

hepatic glucuronide conjugation

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13
Q

Adverse effects of naloxone?

A

N/V
Increase SNS activity
HTN
pulmonary oedema

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14
Q

Digoxin toxicity ECG changes

A

Frequent PVC
Sinus bradycardia
AV block
VT

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15
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Normal ECG changes with digoxin

A

QT shortening
Inverted, biphasic T waves
Slight PR prolongation
Presence of U waves

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