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Local Anesthetic (Vasoconstrictors (Dosage (epi (1:50,000, 1:100,000, 1…
Local Anesthetic
Vasoconstrictors
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levonordefrin
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7x LESS POTENT than epi
need more of it (1:20,000)
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Dosage
1:100,000 = 1g of vasoconstrictor in 100,000mls of soln
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higher the right #, higher the DILUTION
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Pharmacology
Absorption
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vascular organs are more affected (brain, liver, kidney, lung, spleen) than non-vascular (heart, muscle, bone, skin....)
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Amide
Liver
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cardio problems slow blood circulation reducing the amount of drug reaching the liver. Relative contraindication
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Effects on Body Systems
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CVS (Cardiovascular)
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@ therapeutic levels, LA decreases BP and heart rate and can manage dysrrhythmia
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Anesthetics
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Amides
have TWO "i" IN THE NAME
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prilocaine
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4% with epi (1:200,000): 60-90min pulpal and 3-5hrs soft tissue
4% plain
block: 40-60min pulpal, 2-4hrs soft tissue
infil: 10-15min pulpal, 1.5-2hrs soft tissue
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articaine
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4% 1:100k: 60-75min pulpal, 3-6hrs soft tissue
4% 1:200k: 45-60min pulpal, 2-5hr soft tissue
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mepivacaine
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2% (1:20,000 levo) 60min pulpal, 3-5hr soft tissue
3% (plain): 20min infil or 40min block pulpal, 2-3 hrs soft tissue
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bupivacaine
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0.5% 1:200k: 90-180min pulpal, 4-9hrs soft tissue
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Dosages
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If a carp was not used fully: multiply total amount of soln in full carp by amount used. (18x2=36mg 36x.5=18mg....)
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