quiz 4 Flashcards

1
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Covalent bonding of Ethers

A

C-O-C

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2
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straight chained or branched nonaromatic hydrocarbon?

A

Aliphatic hydrocarbons

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3
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Why is molecular length important?

A

anesthetic effect of immobility is decreased or lost if carbon atom chain length exceeds a distance of four or five carbon atoms 5 angstroms

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4
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A

Halothane

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5
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A

Isoflurane

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6
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A

desflurane

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7
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A

Sevoflurane

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8
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The addition of fluorine [F], chlorine [Cl], bromine [Br], or iodine [I] (Halogens) influences what anesthetic’s characteristics?

A

Potency - increases with heavier halogens AMU (Bromine)

Arrhythmogenic properties - more halogens, more arrythmias

Chemical stability - Enhance

Flammability - Reduced

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9
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What halogens are Disinfectants?

A

Bromine

Iodine

Chlorine

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10
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11
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Typically , increasing the number of _______ atoms on an anesthetic molecule slows biodegradation.

A

fluorine

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12
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Currently used Volatile gas with most percentage liver metabolism?

A

Sevoflurane (5%)

(Halothane was 45%)

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13
Q

Absorption phase term?

A

Uptake

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14
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Metabolic phase term?

A

Biotransformation

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15
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Excretion phase term?

A

Elimination

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16
Q

Myer Overton Rule?

A

Lipid solubility is directly proportional to potency

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17
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A reduction in body temperature ______ anesthetic requirement

A

lowers

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18
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mediate ________ via glycine, sodium and NMDA receptors

A

Supraspinal Effects, causes amnesia

19
Q

weak inward-rectifying K+ Channels, and inhibiting glycine and GABA receptors

A

Spinal Effects causing immobility

20
Q

MAC % of Halothane

21
Q

Inhaled anesthetics “PROBABLY” produce anesthesia by ?

A

enhancing the function of inhibitory ion channels and by blocking the function of excitatory ion channels

22
Q

Inhibitory channels?

A

Glycine

GABA

23
Q

Effects of hypnosis are from what receptor?

24
Q

Hyperpolarization of GABA when?

A

Influx of Cl- ions

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Hyperpolarization of Glycine when?
Efflux of K+ ions
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primary excitatory neurotransmitter
Glutamate
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Ligand gated receptors? (3)
NMDA AMPA Kainate
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How is immobility achieved via volatile gases?
Activation of descending noradrenergic pathways which originate in periaqueductal gray matter of the brainstem. Activation of these pathways inhibit nociceptive input in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord
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What are highly probable targets for the amnesic effects of anesthetics?
amygdala hippocampus cortex Limbic system (supraspinal structures)
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the relationship of concentration of a gas in solution to the partial pressure of the gas with which the solution is in equilibrium:
Henry's Law
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\_\_\_\_\_ potency correlates with ______ onset
High Slow
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Gases with a _____ oil:gas solubility have a _____ blood:gas solubility
High High
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›The concentration of each gas in a mixture of gases in solution depends on two factors:
Its partial pressure in the gas phase in equilibrium with the solution. Its solubility within that solution
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Inhaled anesthetics equilibrate based on their _________ in each tissue, not based on their \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
partial pressures concentration
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The concentration of anesthetic in a tissue depends on its _______ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
partial pressure tissue solubility
36
Best gas anesthetic for obese pt?
Desflurane
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How to get fractional concentration?
Fractional Volume = P.anesthetic/P.barometric
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Rank Gases from least to most Blood:gas soluble and Oil:gas soluble
NDSEIHM
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MAC % of NO
104
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MAC % of Desflurane
6
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MAC % of Sevoflurane
2
42
MAC % of Enflurane
1.7
43
MAC % of Isoflurane
1.4