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Fentanyl, Morphine, and Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) are all Narcotics, what drug reverses the adverse affects of decreased Respiratory Rate and Heart Rate? - Answer- Narcan A drug that blocks pain is considered what class? - Answer- An Opiod Ketorolac (Toradol) and Ibuprofen are Nsaids. Which drug out of these two have an adverse affect of renal failure? - Answer- Toradol (Ketorolac) Why are Nsaids used in combination with opiods? - Answer- To reduce the amount of opiods used since Nsaids ...

DAANCE DRUGS STUDY GUIDE propofol (diprivan) - Produces both rapid anesthesia and recovery, has antiemetic, hypnotic agent and commonly used for outpatient surgery. Wakefulness, intracranial pressure, cerebral blood flow with anticonvulsive. Decreases blood pressure by vasodiliation, and sleep apena may be notice after induction. ketamine (ketalar) - Anesthesia for short procedures, gives a dysphoric effect, hallucinations, and amnesia. Is a profound analgesia thiopetothal sodium (pent...

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DAANCE MODULE 3 ANESTHETIC DRUGS & TECHNIQUES EXAM 2023/2024 LATEST Brevital (Sodium Methohexital) - CORRECT ANSWER-Primary anesthetic agent introduced in the 1960's. Balanced Anesthesia - CORRECT ANSWER-Use of several agents together Basic Requisites of an Anesthetic - CORRECT ANSWER-Lack of toxicity, nonflammable, non-addictive, minimal allergenicity. Analgesia - CORRECT ANSWER-Given to feel no pain (ex: Fentanyl and Local) Amnesia - CORRECT ANSWER-Benzodiazepines (ex: Versed) Re...

Brevital (Sodium Methohexital) Primary anesthetic agent introduced in the 1960's. Balanced Anesthesia Use of several agents together 00:11 01:25 Basic Requisites of an Anesthetic Lack of toxicity, non-flammable, non-addictive, minimal allergenicity. Analgesia Given to feel no pain (ex: Fentanyl and Local) Amnesia Benzodiazepines (ex: Versed) Relaxation & Immobility Versed, Propofol (Diprivan), Brevital (Methohexital), Ketamine Loss of Co...

DAANCE- Module 3- Anesthetic Drugs & Techniques Anesthesia and Pharmacology Terminology - Brevital (Sodium Methohexital): ️ Primary anesthetic agent introduced in the 1960s. - Balanced Anesthesia: ️ Use of several agents together to achieve desired effects. - Basic Requisites of an Anesthetic: ️ Lack of toxicity, non-flammable, non-addictive, minimal allergenicity. - Analgesia: ️ Given to feel no pain (e.g., Fentanyl and Local anesthetics). - Amnesia: ️ Induced by benzodiazepines (...

Federal Laws, Controlled Substances, & Medications, EXCPT STUDY GUIDE Well Answered And Explained Schedule II medication/opioid Codeine Schedule II/opioid hydrocodone Hydrocodone Schedule II medication that is used in combination with other medications. ex. Vicodin Schedule II Morphine (MS Contin, Kadian, Roxanol) what schedule is this opioid Schedule II What schedule is this opioid- meperidine (Demorol) Schedule II What schedule is this opioid- methadone (Dolphine, Methadose) S...

DAANCE - Module 3-Anesthetic Drugs & Techniques Latest Updates Diazapam-valiumis used in out patient oral and maxillofacial surgery for what? - Sedate the patient Barbituates are detoxified in what? - Liver Rapid administration of anesthetic doses of methohexital-brevital can result in what? - Hiccups, tachycardia, and respiratory depression Why is methohexital-brevital considered to be ultra short acting? - It is not highly bound to fat as thiopental is Oxygen is opproximately wh...

ETOMIDATE (AMIDATE) correct answers --Induction agent-- Dissociative Anesthetic RSI: 0.2-0.3 mg/kg Onset: 30-60 seconds Duration: 3-12 minutes MOA: Depresses reticular activating system by stimulating GABA receptors + Minimal hemodynamic effects, ↓ ICP/IOP, preferred for awake sedation (fast onset, short half-life) - Adrenal suppression (multiple doses), apnea, N/V, ↑↓ BP, ↑↓ HR, myoclonus (muscle jerks; pretreat with Versed) *May cause adrenal insufficiency* KETA...

Brevital (Sodium Methohexital) - ANSWER Primary anesthetic agent introduced in the 1960's. Balanced Anesthesia - ANSWER Use of several agents together Basic Requisites of an Anesthetic - ANSWER Lack of toxicity, non-flammable, non- addictive, minimal allergenicity. Analgesia - ANSWER Given to feel no pain (ex: Fentanyl and Local) Amnesia - ANSWER Benzodiazepines (ex: Versed) Relaxation & Immobility - ANSWER Versed, Propofol (Diprivan), Brevital (Methohexital), Ketamine Loss of Consciou...