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inhaled anesthetics, opiods, narcatiocs

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Analgesia, euphoria, sedation   show
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show Agonist indications  
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show Agonist Indications  
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Morphine decrease cerebral blood flow in the absence of hypoventilation   show
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Morphine reduces what during Myocardial infarctions   show
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show Itching also a Agonist clinical use  
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show Agonist-Antagonist Indications  
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trhese drugs have the ability to produce Analgesia with limited risk of ventilation and physical dependence   show
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show Agonist-Antagonist  
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show Agonist-Antagonist  
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Used to treat opiod respiratory depression   show
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Treat opiod induced respiratory depression do to maternal administration of opiods   show
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Treat deiliberate overdose   show
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Treat side effects of itching associated with neuraxial opiods   show
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5X more potent than fentanyl, 1000x more potent morphine (strongest)   show
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show Sufentanyl> Remifentanyl> Alfentanyl> Morphine> Meperidine  
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show Alfentanyl> Sufentanyl> Fentanyl> Morphine> Meperidine  
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show Morhine> Meperidine> Fentanyl> sufentanyl> Alfentanyl> remifentanyl  
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show Fentanyl 6.4> Sufentanyl6.2> Alfentanl 1.4> Remifentanyl 1.1> Morphine 15-30 Meperidine  
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Partially reverse an agonist w/o completely reversing analgesic properties   show
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Limited risk of ventilator depression and physical dependency   show
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show Agonist-Antagonist Disadvantage  
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show Agnist-Antagonist Disadvantage  
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show Clinical advantage of Morphine liposomal  
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show Clinical advantage of Morphine liposomal  
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Designed for control of pain after major surgeries   show
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show Disadvantage of Morphine liposomal  
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show Disadvantage of Morhine liposomal  
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Most common side effect of neuraxial opiods   show
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show Ventilation depression  
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show Neuraxial Opiods  
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Neuraxial opiods __________ Mac for volatile anesthetics.   show
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show Neuraxial Opiods  
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show Neuraxial Opiods  
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show Meperidine  
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show Meperidine  
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show in the liver  
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What's Meperidine primary route of elimination?   show
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Meperidine is metabolized into what   show
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Common side effects of Morphine   show
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show by acting on the mu receptors  
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show produce analgesia and uphoria  
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What is Mu2 mechanism of action   show
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How is Remifentanyl metabolized   show
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What are advantages of remifentanyl   show
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show Cost, short duration of action could be disadvantage with long painful surgeries  
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show growth hormone  
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produced by anterior pituitary   show
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show Luteinizing hormone (gonadotropin)  
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show Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ATCH)  
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produced by anterior pituitary   show
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produced by posterior pituitary   show
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produced by osterior pituitary   show
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How should patients with prior hypophysectomy be treated prior, during and after surgery?   show
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How should patients scheduled for thyroidectomy be treated before ssurgery?   show
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What is the anti-inflammatory potency and Na retaining potency for Prednisolone?   show
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show Anti-inflammtory = 4 Na retaining potency = .8  
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show Anti-inflammatory = 5 Na retaining potency = 0.5  
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show Anti-inflammtory = 25 Na retaining potency = 0  
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What is the anti-inflammatory potency and Na retainig potency for Dexamethasone?   show
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What is Fludricortisone   show
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show causes uterine contractions  
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What are the clinical uses of ADH   show
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Suppression of HPA axis   show
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hypokalemisa is an advrse reaction of what   show
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show Corticosteroids  
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hyperglycemia is an adverse reaction of what   show
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Developement of immune defiency may be caused by?   show
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show Corticosteroids  
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Peripheral blood changes may be caused by?   show
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Osteoporosis and PUD are caused by?   show
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show Corticosteroids  
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show Corticosteroids  
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What precautions should be taken with a patient who has chronic hypoadrenocorticism?   show
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Corticosteroid results in suppression of the ______ and leads to blunting normal release of   show
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show Increase the dosage of Corticosterods  
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show inappropriate and excessive secretion of ADH with subsequent water retension and dilutional hyponatremia.  
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show Head traumas, intracranial tumors, meningitis, pulmonary infections, & oat cell carcinomas  
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show Demeclomycin (Declomycin)  
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show Promotes diuresis by antagonizing the effects of ADH on renal tubules.  
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What are the signs and synmptoms of SIADH?   show
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What factors speeds up induction from machine to alveoli?   show
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What speeds up inhaled anesthetics from alveoli to arterial blood?   show
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What speeds up induction from arterial blood to brain?   show
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show anesthetic concentration  
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show uptake  
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The net effect of increasing anesthetic concentration is a more rapid increase in PA and thus and increase in the ___________?   show
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show rapid  
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What is the ratio of aveloalar ventilation to FCR ratio in neonates   show
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show 1:5  
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Indiction of anesthesia is slower with what?   show
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show potency/solubility, oil:gas partition coeffceient.  
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What effect does a high oil:gas partician coeffecient have?   show
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show High MAC or low potency  
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Define MAC   show
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show Hyperthermia, Hypernatremia, Hyperthyroid, chronic ETOH abuse,  
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show Cocaine, MAOI, Ephedrine, Levadopa  
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show Hypothermia, hyponatremia, elderly, acute alcohol ingestion, postpartum, BP<40 cardio-pulmonary bypass, anemia, metabolic acidosis hypoxia, pregnancy,  
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show Benzos, clonidine, A2agonist, lithium, lidocaine, neuraxial oopiods,  
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show Ketamine, Chlorpromazine, Physostigmine, Pancurium, Verapamil, Tetrahydrocanbinol hydroxine  
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show Lungs  
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show Gi tract and .004%  
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Deslflurane is metabolized by what and how much   show
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Isoflurane is metabolized how and how much   show
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show 5% FROM P450  
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show The higher the solubility the more the agent will diffuse into the muscles or blood, thus prolonging induction.  
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In regards to volatile anesthetics which is the most soluble agent in use?   show
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What inhalational agent has the greatest analgesia and paralytic properties?   show
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show Degredation product Sevoflurane and CO2 absorbers.  
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What risks are associated with Compound A   show
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What can be done to prevent formation of Compound A   show
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show When Nitrous Oxide is discont it leads to a reversal of partial pressure gradients, N2O leaves the blood and entrs the alveoli and dilutes PAO2 and PCO2 in the alveoli  
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What can be done to avoid diffusion hypoxia?   show
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What is the MAC, blood:gas partition coeffecient of NITROUS OXIDE?   show
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show MAC = 1.2 B:G = 1.46 oil:gas = 98 VP = 240  
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What is the MAC, VP, B:G O:G partition coeffecient of SEVOFLURANE   show
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What is the MAC, VP, B:G, O:G partition coeffecient of DESFLURANE   show
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show safer for kidneys, does not cause seizures, decrease ICP, decrease CMRO2 requirements, decrease BP but not CO,  
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show Profound ventilation depression, tachepnia, Increased heart rate.  
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show very pungent, airway irritant, increased coughing, increased incidence of laryngospasm, requires special heated vaporizer, decrease CO and BP, decrease cereberal blood flow  
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What are the advantages of Deflurane?   show
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show has no preservatives, but less stable, Reasonble MAC, non-irritating to airways, does not change heart rate.  
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What are the disadvantages of Sevoflurane?   show
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What are the disadvantages of NO2?   show
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What are the disadvantages of Nitrous Oxide?   show
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What are s&s of fluoride toxicity?   show
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What agent is fluortoxcity associated with?   show
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show nephrotixic  
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Currently used anesthetics have significantly less metabolism and are less soluble thus   show
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show Succinylchloine and volatile anesthetics  
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show true  
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show Halothane although it is no longer used in the states.  
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show Nitrous Oxide  
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