SEARCH
You are in browse mode. You must login to use MEMORY

   Log in to start


From course:

Pharmacology

» Start this Course
(Practice similar questions for free)
Question:

How is uptake and distribution of inhaled anesthetics?

Author: H K



Answer:

Alveolar Wash in (replace normal gases w/anesthetic as partial pressure increases transfer begins) Anesthetic Uptake (related to solubility in blood [ if low like N2O then few molecules are needed to increase PP, achieve steady state rapidly, if high (halothane) less time needed], Cardiac output [lower == slower delivery], Alveolar-venous PP gradient [if higher gradient between blood and alveoli higher uptake]) Effect of different tissue types (organ w/high perfusion faster flow [brain, heart, liver, spleen...], poor perfusion slow flow [muscles]) Washout (NO2 exits faster than halothane)


0 / 5  (0 ratings)

1 answer(s) in total

Author

H K
H K