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Quiz by thomasina413, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by thomasina413
almost 11 years ago
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Question 1
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A weak acid becomes more than 50% un-ionized following IV injection (blood pH = 7.4). The pKa of this weak acid could be...
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7.6
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7.4
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7.2
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1.5
Question 2
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When injected into the body, any of the local anesthetics used currently in clinical practice will be:
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less than 50% un-ionized
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more than 50% un-ionized
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50% un-ionized
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100% un-ionized
Question 3
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Sodium drug has pKa of 8.2. When injected into the blood, this drug will become:
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less than 50% un-ionized
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more than 50% un-ionized
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50% un-ionized
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100% un-ionized
Question 4
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What situation most facilitates accumulation of local anesthetic by the fetus?
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maternal acidosis and fetal acidosis
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maternal acidosis and fetal alkalosis
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maternal alkalosis and fetal alkalosis
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maternal alkalosis and fetal acidosis
Question 5
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Potency is determined by what property(ies) of a local anesthetic?
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pKa
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lipid solubility
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protein binding
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both lipid solubility and protein binding
Question 6
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Speed of onset is determined by what property(ies) of a local anesthetic?
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pKa
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lipid solubility
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protein binding
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both lipid solubility and protein binding
Question 7
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Duration of action is determined by what property(ies) of a local anesthetic?
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pKa
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lipid solubility
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protein binding
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both lipid solubility and protein binding
Question 8
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Local anesthetics work on which segment(s) of the neuron?
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axon only
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cell body and axon
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axon and nerve terminal
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cell body, axon and nerve terminal
Question 9
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Conduction block occurs when the...
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ionized form of the local anesthetic binds to the voltage-gated sodium channel outside the cell
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ionized form of the local anesthetic binds to the voltage-gated sodium channel inside the cell
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un-ionized form of the local anesthetic binds to the voltage-gated sodium channel outside the cell
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un-ionized form of the local anesthetic binds to the voltage-gated sodium channel inside the cell
Question 10
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You can make your own local anesthetic. If you want the local anesthetic to have a fast onset, you will want to have the local anesthetic have what pKa?
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2.3
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7.0
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7.4
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11.5
Question 11
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Injection of local anesthetic at which of the following sites is most likely to result in systemic toxicity?
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epidural space
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paracervical tissue
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intercostal muscles
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brachial plexus
Question 12
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Methemoglobinemia can occur if what local anesthetic is used?
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Tetracaine
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Prilocaine
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Ropivacaine
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Mepivacaine
Question 13
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What condition most prevents passage of local anesthetic from fetus to mom?
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maternal alkalosis
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maternal acidosis
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fetal alkalosis
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fetal acidosis
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