IV Induction Induction Agents

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IV Induction Induction Agents

Definition

Classification - Rapid Acting

Classification - Slower Acting

The Ideal IV Induction Agent

Physico-Chemical Properties

Pharmacodynamics

Metabolism & Excretion

Hypersensitivity

Absence of side effects:

Other properties

Barbiturate v Non Barbiturate

Barbiturate Chemical Formula

Barbiturates

Barbituric Acid

Barbiturate Chemical Formula

Barbiturate structure-activity relationship

Barbiturate structure-activity relationship

Barbiturate structure-activity relationship

Barbiturate structure-activity relationship

Mode of Action

Thiopentone

Thiopentone structure

Thiopentone

Redistribution of Thiopentone

Thiopentone distribution

Thiopentone elimination

Thiopentone elimination

Thiopentone Pharmacodynamics

Thiopentone Pharmacodynamics

Thiopentone Pharmacodynamics

Thiopentone Pharmacodynamics

Thiopentone Pharmacodynamics

Thiopentone Pharmacodynamics

Methohexitone

Methohexitone

Methohexitone Vs Thiopentone

Propofol

Propofol - presentation

Propofol structure

Propofol pharmacokinetics

Propofol kinetics

Propofol pharmacodynamics

Propofol pharmacodynamics

Propofol pharmacodynamics

Propofol pharmacodynamics

Propofol pharmacodynamics

Ketamine

Ketamine structure

Ketamine presentation

Ketamine Pharmacokinetics

Ketamine Pharmacodynamics

Ketamine Pharmacodynamics

Ketamine

Benzodiazepines

Midazolam

Midazolam Pharmacokinetics

Midazolam Pharmacokinetics

Midazolam

Midazolam Pharmacodynamics

Althesin

Althesin

Althesin

Etomidate

Etomidate

Etomidate

PPT Slide

Gamma-OH

Propanidid

Pharmacokinetics of intravenous induction agents

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Intravenous Induction Agents. This presentation is aimed at candidates for the Part 1 FANZCA exam and should be used as an aid to direct more detailed study.