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ICU Meds
sedatives, narcotics, paralytics, vasopressors
Question | Answer |
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Midazolam/ Versed | Sedative |
Diazepam/ Valium | SEDATIVE |
Lorazapam/ Ativan | SEDATIVE |
Propofol/ Diprovan | SEDATIVE |
What sedative is nicknamed Milk of Amnesia? | Propofol |
Dexmedetomide/ Precedex | Sedative |
Morphine Sulfate/ Roxanol, Duramorph, MS Contin | Narcotic |
Fentanyl/ Duragesic | Narcotic |
Meperidine/ Demerol | NARCOTICS |
Succinylcholine/ Anectine Depolarizing | PARALYTICS (NMBA) |
Pancuronium/ Pavulon | PARALYTICS (NMBA) |
Vecuronium/ Norcuron | PARALYTICS (NMBA) |
Rocuronium/ Zemuron | PARALYTICS (NMBA) |
Atracurium/ Tracrium | PARALYTICS (NMBA) |
Cisatracurium/ Nimbex | PARALYTICS (NMBA) |
Dopamine | VASOPRESSORS |
Norepinephrine | VASOPRESSORS |
Phenylephrine/ Neosynephrine | VASOPRESSORS |
What are the two groups of paralytics? | Depolarizing and Nondepolarizing Agents |
What kind of agent is succinlycholine? | Depolarizing |
What must you give along with paralytics? | Sedatives |
How do depolarizing agents work? | Prolongs the depolarization phase by bonding to AcH receptors. |
How do nondepolarizing agents work? | Compete with AcH to bind with receptors. |
Acidemia intensifies or diminishes effects of NMBA's. | Intensifies. Lower dosage of paralytic needed. Higher dose of reversal agent needed. |
Alkalemia intensifies or diminishes effects of NMBA's. | Diminishes. Higher dosage of paralytic and lower dosage of reversal agent. |