Term
| Which NMB block the autonomic ganglia? |
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Definition
| d-Tubocurarine and Metocurine |
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Term
| Which NMB stimulate the autonomic ganglia? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which NMB cause histamine release? |
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Definition
sux-small
mivacurium-small
atracurium-small
d-Tubocurarine-moderate
metocurine-mild |
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Term
| Which NMB can result in tachycardia? |
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Definition
atracurium-small reflex tach
rocuronium- reflex in peds
d-tubocurarine- reflex tach
metocurine- reflex tach
pancuronium- modest/vagolytic
gallamine- marked tach/vagolytic
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Term
| Which NMB are noted for decreasing BP? |
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Definition
| d-tubocurarine, metocurine, sux |
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Term
| Which NMB are noted for increasing BP? |
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Definition
| pancuronium and gallamine |
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Term
| Which NMB can result in bradycardia and why? |
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Definition
| sux, directly stimulates muscarinic receptors of the SA node |
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Term
| What are the side effects of succinylcholine? |
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Definition
| release of K from cells, muscle pains, brady, AV conduction block, increased IOP, MH, increased ICP, myoglobinuria, fasiculations, and increased intragastric pressure |
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