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        | what is BALANCED ANESTHESIA? |  | Definition 
 
        | mixing of several drugs in smaller amounts to achieve desired level of effects without the adverse effects of a single drug |  | 
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        | general effects of anesthesia on RESPIRATION and BODY TEMPERATURE |  | Definition 
 
        | depressed respiration hypothermia
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        | MINIMAL ALVEOLAR CONCENTRATION needed to prevent movement in 50% of patients **this is ADDITIVE
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        | -thiopental -propofol
 -ketamine
 -etomidate
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        | Term 
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        | -fast acting -lipophilic
 -lowers CNS blood flow, BP, and respiration
 -raises HR
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        | Term 
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        | -most common IV anesthetic -short acting
 -lipophilic
 -lowers CNS blood flow, BP, and respiration
 ***advantage is that it has LITTLE NAUSEATING EFFECT***
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        | ***CVS STABILITY- good for hypotensives ***inhibits adrenocortical stress (CORTISOL) response
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        | what are the INHALATIONAL ANESTHETICS? other facts? |  | Definition 
 
        | -Halothane -Isoflurane
 -Enflurane
 -Desflurane
 -Sevoflurane
 -Nitrous oxide
 **low therapeutic index**
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        | what is PARTITION COEFFICIENT |  | Definition 
 
        | RATIO of anesthetic concentration in two tissues AT THE SAME PARTIAL PRESSURE (i.e. less soluble drugs means less needs to go into the blood to reach equal partial pressure)
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        | -not used often -low MAC, high partition coefficient
 ***can cause MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA*** due to excess Ca2+ release from sarc. reticulum
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        | Term 
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        | -pungent odor ***used in NEUROSURGERY*** because decreases cerebral vasodilation and O2 consumption-unlike all other INHALATIONAL ANESTHETICS in that way
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        | more side effects than ISOFLURANE |  | 
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        | very pungent ***CI in ASTHMATICS**
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        | -NOT pungent **no TACHYCARDIA**
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        | -MAC>100 -used in DENTAL PROCEDURES
 -causes nausea and vomitting
 ***causes expansion of air filled cavities***--> CI in patients with pneumothorax, or air in GI, etc.
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