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LOCAL ANESTHESIA TEST 2 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


Exogenous Epinephrine - ....ANSWER ...-absorbed from the site of injection


Endogenous Epinephrine - ....ANSWER ...-release of epinephrine from within


T/F

A stressed/unhappy patient has a lesser release of epi than does a normal patient who

receives an injection - ....ANSWER ...-False


greater release


What're disadvantages to vasodilation - ....ANSWER ...-Increase blood levels of the

anesthetic

Cause inadequate depth of anesthesia

Cause short duration of anesthesia

*Increase bleeding at site of Tx

How does a vasoconstrictor counteract the vasodilation of the local anesthetic -

....ANSWER ...-Decreasing blood levels of local anesthesia


Improving depth of anesthesia

Prolonging duration of anesthesia




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,Decreasing bleeding at Tx site

T/F

Lidocaine and Articaine have significant vasodilation while Mepivacaine and Prilocaine

have minimal vasodilation - ....ANSWER ...-True


Does 4% Prilocaine and 3% Mepivacaine require a vasoconstrictor? -

....ANSWER ...-No


What are the two vasoconstrictors added to local anesthetic drugs -

....ANSWER ...-Epinephrine


Levonordefrin (only in Mepivacaine


What does an adrenergic/sympathomimetics drug do? - ....ANSWER ...-stimulate

adrenergic receptors

increase heart rate

contraction of blood vessels

dilate air passages


What are the two major groups of adrenergic receptors - ....ANSWER ...-Alpha and

Beta


Alpha Receptors - ....ANSWER ...-activation causes vasoconstriction of the smooth

muscle walls of blood vessels

T/F


Alpha is less sensitive to epi than Beta - ....ANSWER ...-True




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,which means it needs a higher dose to produce desired vasoconstriction


What does activation of Beta 1 receptors in myocardium cause? - ....ANSWER ...-

increase heart rate

increase systolic pressure

increase cardiac output

cardiac arrhythmias


What effect does epi have with pacemaker cells - ....ANSWER ...-stimulate beta 2

receptors = increase incidence of dysrhythmias


What effect does epi have on blood pressure - ....ANSWER ...-small dose- increase

systolic

high dose- increase diastolic


What effect does epi have on coronary arteries - ....ANSWER ...-dilation of

coronary arteries


What effect does epi have on the cardiovascular system - ....ANSWER ...-Beta 1

effects

overall decrease in cardiac efficiency


What effect does epi have on the vascular system - ....ANSWER ...-both A and B2

effect




smaller dose- B2 vasodilation

higher dose- A vasoconstriction


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, What effect dose epi have on the metabolic system - ....ANSWER ...-inhibits

insulin secretion ~ raising blood sugar


What effect dose epi have on the CNS - ....ANSWER ...-normal dose- does not

stimulate CNS

overdose- anxiety, nausea, weakness, tremor


What effect does epi have on Hemostasis - ....ANSWER ...-high doses stimulate

alpha receptors resulting in vasoconstriction


Epi's mechanism of Action on the respiratory system - ....ANSWER ...-bronchial

dilation

tx for acute asthma and anaphylactic reactions


What is Epinephrine structurally identical to? - ....ANSWER ...-The naturally

occurring catecholamine epinephrine/ adrenalin

How is the concentration of vasoconstrictors in local anesthetics referred to as -

....ANSWER ...-referred to in a ratio


What is the ratio for 1 mg of epi in 1 mL of LA solution? - ....ANSWER ...-1:1000 epi

= 1mg/mL (most concentrated)


Which ratio of solution has the least epinephrine? - ....ANSWER ...-1:200,000


What is 1:50,000 epi used to achieve? - ....ANSWER ...-hemostasis only


can cause sloughing of tissue


What is 1:100,000 used to achieve? - ....ANSWER ...-effective tissue




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