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    *most consistent in drug structure

    Amide metabolized in the LiverEster metabolized by esterases in Plasma

    fere withum transportthe neuron

    only Esters Procaine

    Esters:

    ProcaineTetracaineCocaine

    procaine/tetracaine/cocaine....metabolized in Plasma

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    lead tovulsion...

    er doses:S depressionlting iniratory depressiondeath

    first if more.....then CNS depression

    because blocks the reuptake of NE intoadrenergic neurons

    facilitate nervimpulse cond

    *Nerve impulses are generated by the influx of sodium resulting in depol

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    UNionized to get into membraneBUTIONized to get into neuron

    A/HA = pH pKa

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    20mg/1ml X 1.8ml/1 = 36mg lidocaine

    3ml/1 X 1 carpule/1.8ml X 36mg/1 Carpule

    0.05% = .5mg/1ml X 1.8ml/1 carpule = 0.9mg a carpule

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    penicillin G for thisreason is giving via IV

    intra muscularIV?

    Cephalsporin and Ampicillin...

    what works with penicillin is Erythromycin

    Penicillin crossallergenic withCephalsporin (Cephalexin) and Ampicillin...

    so like cephalsporins, ampicillin

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    not dosendent...son't mattermuch you inject..

    et same response*

    *because the SPECTRUM of activity is similar to Penicillins

    broader spectrum thanpenicillin G

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