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        | two TYPES of LOCAL ANESTHETICS? specifics of each |  | Definition 
 
        | ESTERS-don't cross placenta--> safe in pregnancy -hydrolyzed in blood
 AMIDES-liver metabolism, CI in liver diseased patients
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        | blocks Na+ channel--> must cross membrane and work from inside (closes H gate of channel) **WORKS MOSTLY ON HIGH FIRING NEURONS** because outside gate (M gate) is open--> easier access
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        | ***what is the order of FIBER ANESTHESIA?*** |  | Definition 
 
        | sympathetic fibers-->sensory fibers-->motor fibers 1) B and C fibers (vaso/visceromotor & pain/touch)
 2) C dorsal root & A delta (pain/touch)
 3) A alpha/beta (motor)
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        | common side effects of LOCAL ANESTHETICS |  | Definition 
 
        | CNS: restlessness, tremors (inhibits inhibitory neurons) CVS: decreased contractility, conductance; arteriolar dilation
 SMOOTH MUSCLE: relaxation minus uterus
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        | name the ESTERS and duration of action |  | Definition 
 
        | procaine-short acting chloroprocaine-short acting
 tetracaine-long acting
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        | name the AMIDES and duration of action |  | Definition 
 
        | **NO SHORT ACTING AMIDES** LIDOCAINE-intermediate
 PRILOCAINE-intermediate
 MEPIVACAINE-long
 BUPIVOCAINE-long
 ROPIVOCAINE-long
 ARTICAINE
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        | Term 
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        | short acting ESTER -PABA metabolite inhibits SULFONAMIDE
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        | SHORT acting ESTER -causes back pain
 **often given with BUPIVOCAINE because it is fast acting**
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        | **only LONG acting ESTER** -spinal epidural anesthesia
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        | INTERMEDIATE acting AMIDE -given with EPI to increase duration (vasoconstriction)
 -also given topically
 **anti-arrhythmic**
 -FAST ACTING
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        | INTERMEDIATE acting AMIDE -can cause METHEMOGLOBINEMIA-->FE3+ cant be converted to FE2+
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        | LONG acting AMIDE **toxic to NEONATES**
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        | LONG acting AMIDE -used for indwelling catheters
 **cardiotoxic & arrhythmogenic**
 **only AMIDE that is safe in PREGNANCY because it is highly protein bound**
 -sometimes given with CHLOROPROCAINE
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        | LONG acting AMIDE -safe for childbirth
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