Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Non Barbiturate Intravenous Drugs
Non Barbiturate Intravenous Drugs
• THIOPENTONE SODIUM
• PROPOFOL
• KETAMINE
• MIDAZOLAM
• GENERAL PROPERTIES:
• High lipid solubility
• Poor water solubility at physiological pH
• Most are weak acids except ketamine and etomidate
• Best modulated using a 3 compartment model
• Low initial volume of distribution V1(0.1-0.2 L/kg) except ketamine(1 L/kg)
• Action terminated by distribution to VD of 1-5 L/kg over the next 5
minutes
• Most are extensively protein bound
• Part of their activity is mediated by GABA A receptors (except ketamine)
• Myocardial depressants with an additional hypotensive effects due to
vasodilatation
• Most will cause dose related respiratory depression
• Most are anticonvulsants( except etomidate and methohexitone)
• Most reduce ICP, CBF and CMRO2 but not ketamine
• Hepatic metabolism
BARBITURIC ACID
• 2,4,6 tri-oxo-hexa hydropyrimidine
• The condensation of urea and mandelic acid-Barbituric acid and H2O
• Barbituric acid itself lacks central depressant activity
• Structure activity: substitution at C2 oxybarbiturate(O=C)
• Thiobarbiturate(S=C)
• Higher lipid solubility producing more rapid onset and shorter duration of
action than oxybarbiturate
• Lipid solubility
• In general structural changes which increase lipophilicity
Increase hypnotic potency
Fast on Fast off
Rapid Onset
Shorter duration of action
Rapid recovery
PROPOFOL : (2,6,DI ISOPROPYL PHENOL).
PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTY:
GROUP- ALKYLPHENOLS .PH-7. SLIGHTLY VISCOUS MILKY WHITE EMULSION.