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Inhalational agents depress the central nervous system by decreasing cerebral metabolic rate, intracranial pressure, and intraocular pressure while also decreasing blood pressure, heart rate, and systemic vascular resistance through effects on baroreceptors and decreased secretion of renin and vasopressin. Nitrous oxide is an exception as it provides analgesic effects rather than depression. Induction agents like propofol, thiopental, etomidate, and ketamine work through gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) mimetic or N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonism to induce anesthesia within 1-3 minutes. Commonly used opioids for anesthesia include fentanyl, suf

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Inhalational agents depress the central nervous system by decreasing cerebral metabolic rate, intracranial pressure, and intraocular pressure while also decreasing blood pressure, heart rate, and systemic vascular resistance through effects on baroreceptors and decreased secretion of renin and vasopressin. Nitrous oxide is an exception as it provides analgesic effects rather than depression. Induction agents like propofol, thiopental, etomidate, and ketamine work through gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) mimetic or N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonism to induce anesthesia within 1-3 minutes. Commonly used opioids for anesthesia include fentanyl, suf

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INHALATION AGENTS: all are halogenated ethers except Nitrous;

All depress except Nitrous:


CNS Depression: decreased IOP, CMRO2, increased ICP
Cardiac Depression: Decreased B/P, HR
SVR: decreased
Baroreceptors: decreased (carotid/ aorta)
Hormonal Changes: decreased renin/vasopressin
Anesthetic Agent MAC Blood/Gas Coefficient Oil/Gas Coefficient Other
Desflurane 5.8 0.42 18.7 resp irritation, increase
(Suprane) ICP, decrease CMRO2 &
IOP
Nitrous Oxide 105 0.47 1.4 Analgesic effect
Sevoflurane 2 0.6 50 Contrindicated w/ renal
(Altane) pts-5-8% metabolized;
Compound A- sodalyme
Isoflurane 1.15 1.4 99 Tachycardia, resp. irritant
(Forane)

BARBITUATES: contraindicated w/ porphyria


Drug Class Mechanism of Action Duration of DOSE
Action Induction
Thiopental (Pentothal) Thiobarbituate GABA mimetic Ultrashort 3-6
(30-60) 4mg/kg
Phenobarbital(Luminal) Oxybarbituate GABA mimetic Long
(24 hours)
Pentobarbital (Nembutal) Oxybarbituate GABA mimetic Short 100mgQ5”
(4-8 hours) max 200-
500mg
Secobarbital (Seconal) Oxybarbituate GABA mimetic Short 4-5mg/kg
(4-8 hours) IM
Methohexital (Brevital) N-Methyl Barbituate GABA mimetic Ultrashort 1-1.5
(30-60min) 3mg/kg
INDUCTION AGENTS:
DRUG Dose MOA DOA Side Effects Other
Propofol 2 mg/kg GABA mimetic 5-10 min Most cardiac Don't use Baxter's
15-45 sec depressive; may formulation for asthmatics/
have antiemetic egg allergy & asthma
effects
Thiopental 3-6mg/kg GABA mimetic 5-10 min depresses
4 mg/kg <30 sec
Etomidate 0.2-0.3 GABA mimetic 3-12 min Good for cardiac/ Blocks 11 beta hydroxylase
mg/kg 15-45 sec sick pts, not for decreasing steroid
porphyria; Causes levels/stress response
myoclonia
Ketamine 1-2mg/kg NMDA receptor 3-12 min Good for Phencyclidine derivative,
(1) antagonism 15- asthmatics, dissociative anesthesia,
45 sec bronchodilator, increases everything:B/P,
HR, IOP, ICP

BENZODIAZEPINES: Flumazenil(Mazicon)- Benzo reversal


DRUG Dose MOA/DOA :GABA Mimetic Other
Midazolam (Versed) 0.5-5mg (2-3mg) Onset: 30sec-1min We use it like water at
DOA: 15-80min ? Beaumont:)
Lorazepam (Ativan) 1-4mg Onset:1-5 min; DOA:6-10 hours
Diazepam (Valium) 2-10mg 5-15mg/kg Onset:<2 min Causes PAIN on
induction DOA:15-1 hour injection
give slow

Droperidol: Dopamine antagonist, good antiemetic, but produces extrapyramidal effects-- don't use
with Parkinson's patients- Parkinsonian-like effects. Black box warning based on QT prolongation
Reglan: also Dopamine antagonist, causes EPS effects
OPIOIDS
DRUG Derivative Dose Onset/ Other
DOA
Morphine Phenanthrene 10mg/ Onset: - Not very potent
Does release 15mg/kg 15-30” - reversed w/ Naloxone, Naltrexone, & Nalmefene
histamines 3-5hr -metabolized in the liver
Meperidine Phenylpiperidine 100mg IM DOA: 2- - Least potent
(Demerol) (don't produce 4hr - Don't give to elderly/renal pts due to toxic metabolite,
histamine release) excreted in urine
- Contraindicated in pts taking MAOI's
- Causes least amt. of biliary spasms
- Causes tachycardia

Fentanyl Phenylpiperidine 100mcg/ 50- 1-1.5 hr - 700mcg/70kg pt = 14 mL


(Sublimaze) don't produce 150mcg/kg - Frontload: give 5min prior to induction
histamine release
Sufentanil Phenylpiperidine 10-20 mcg 0.8- - Most Potent
(Sufenta) don't produce 5-20- 1.3hr - low volume distribution in the body, highly protein
histamine release anesthesia bound
- better for longer cases-- ortho/ open heart
Alfentanil Phenylpiperidine 500- 25- - Lowest vol. Distribution in the body- highly protein
(Alfenta) don't produce 1000mcg/ 40min bound
histamine release 100- - better for outpt/ office procedures
200mcg/kg
Remifentanyl Phenylpiperidine 0.05- 2-5 min - Metabolized in the plasma, instant on/off drug
(Ultiva) don't produce 2mcg/kg/” - Usually run on infusion pump
histamine release - good for long back cases/ neuro cases

OPIOID ANTAGONISTS:
DRUG Dosing/ Other
Naloxone (Narcan) 0.4mg(diluted w/ 3 mL NS-John said usually all
you need), but 1-4 mcg/kg IV (Stoelting)
Naltrexone (Trexane) For ETOH w/drawal, PO, decreases appetite, can
last up to 24 hours
Nalmafene (Revex) 15- 25 mcg IV Narcan derivative, but lasts longer-
10-12 hours

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