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LA and Regionals Test

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What is a high spinal?
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When is the cell membrane refractory?
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What separates the benzene ring from the tertiary amine?
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What state do the molecules need to be in to cross the membrane?
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Chemistry of LA:
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Pontocaine/tetracaine dose:
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Cuff time:
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What does lowering the threshold potential do to the cell?
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What types of needles are used for spinals?
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Bier Block:
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Drugs used for epidurals:
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What is Methemoglobinemia?
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What drugs are used for Caudals?
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***What is the dose per segment?
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Controversial contraindications:
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***Key landmarks L4-5:
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What follows the nerve impules?
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Tourniquet use:
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What is the epidural test dose?
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What are some of the complications of spinals and epidurals?
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Always inflate upper portion prior to surgery. Use 250mmHg for upper ext. and 300-350mmHg for lower extremity - may need higher pressure for HTN
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Normal Hb has iron in the ferrous state (Fe2+), Met-Hb has iron in the ferric state (Fe3+)
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Minumum of 20 minutes - if less then have to let cuff down slowly to prevent LA toxicity. Maximum 1.5-2 hours.
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It opens the Na channels and massive amounts of Na ions enter the cell - as the interior of the cell becomes more (+) action potential develops.
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IV regional anesthetic on upper or lower extremity.
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Unionized. The closer the pKa is to physiological pH the higher the concentration of nonionized that will cross the cell membrane.
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At superior iliac crest.
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1-2cc per dermatome.
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ALL have a lipophilic portion (benzene ring), and a hydrophilic portion (tertiary amine).
J.
During repolarization.
K.
Chloroprocaine 2-3%, Lidocaine 1-2%, Mepivicaine 1-2%, Bupivicaine 0.25-0.75%, Ropivicaine 0.1-0.5%
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It increases the nerves permeability for Na influx - which lowers the voltage difference until threshold potential occurs.
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Quinke (flat), Sprotte, whitacre (pencil point).
N.
Prior back sx, communication issues, complicated sx.
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Either an ester or amide linkage.
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3cc's of 1.5% lidocaine with EPI 1/200K = Lido 45mg and EPI 15mcg.
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Above T4 decreases HR, tingling of the fingers - C8=middle, C7=pointer, C6=thumbs
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Hypotension, N&V (treat hypotension), PDPH (post dura puncture headache or wet tap)
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Bupivicaine, Ropivicaine, Opioids, Lidocaine s EPI
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Max: 3mg/kg DOA: 90m-6h
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How far do you insert epidural catheter?
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By pseudocholinesterase - bi-product of some are PABA so if pts. are allergic it is to the PABA bi-product
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Max: 12mg/kg DOA: 30-60m DOA with epi: 30-90m
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Onset of action
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Lidocaine (xylocaine), Mepivicaine (carbocaine), Ropivicaine, Bupivicaine (marcaine), Etidocaine (duranest 1%) - they all have 2 I's in their name but know both names.
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Lidocaine 0.5% without EPI, 40-50cc = 200-250mg then remove IV.
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Block Na channels by binding directly to intracellular voltage dependent Na channels - cell cannot depolarize due to blocking Na influx.
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Max: 4mg/kg (3-5) Max with EPI: 7mg/kg DOA: 30-120m DOA with EPI: 120-360m
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All LA have a pKa 7.6-9.4 except benzocaine. Assume environment has pH of 7.4 unless told otherwise. Less than 50% of LA are in unionized form.
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the pH at which the specific drug is 50% in the ionized and 50% in the unionized state. The ratio varies with the pH of the environment.

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