Inhalation Agents Pharmacokinetics (Part-1)| Concentration Effect | Second Gas Effect 

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2nd gas effect was explained so well! Thank you!!

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With every breath how will conc. of N2O increase if starting ratios are 50:50 :: O2:N20. Acc. to my calculation; they are only decreasing 50 then 37.5 then 28.125 and so on

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Hi doctor I have question . why emphysema in the apex of the lung cause increase in dead space and in the base cause increase in the shunted blood??

But mam , what happen in 3rd step there will be the diffusion of 750ml half of total 1.5l No2 or diffusion of 250 ml NO2

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In the second when again 50% nitrous will absorb,the remaining percentage go down to 23.0769%.

So u tell me practically in indication of anesthesia with inhalational agent in order to achieve a rapid effect I. Need to turn the N2o in high presentage. So I'm telling that the only benefits of this information practically that I need to indicate anesthesia with specificaly high N2o fraction

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Ma'am does MAC value have anything to do with recovery of the pt? And if it says MAC value increases due to a particular reason then shouldn't we decrease the dose as potency Increase???

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Mam ,from which book I have to read this inhalational agent

Mam you told that during 1 breath about 1000 ml of N2O will diffuse in the blood but at the same time 20 ml( total 40 ml) of ISOFLURANE will also diffuse in the blood. You have explained only the diffusion of N2O not ISOFLURANE and OXYGEN during 1 breath... So now what is the mechanism?????

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You should never be priming the circuit, it is a very bad practice causing OR pollution. It is a big "no no" in North America. That is why you start an IV induction and you catch it up with volatile agents. More so, Iso is banned in most states in US and some provinces in Canada for its big carbon footprint. The go to volatile agent is Sevo for its environment friendly properties compared to Iso and Des