Graphic Anaesthesia. Tim Hooper

innervation 2.21 Larynx 2.22 Limb muscle innervation (myotomes) 2.23 Lumbar plexus 2.24 Nose 2.25 Orbit 2.26 Rib 2.27 Sacral plexus 2.28 Sacrum 2.29 Spinal nerve 2.30 Thoracic inlet and first rib 2.31 Vertebra

       SECTION 3 PHARMACODYNAMICS AND KINETICS

3.1			Clearance
3.2			Compartment model – one and two compartments
3.3			Compartment model – three compartments
3.4			Dose–response curves
3.5			Elimination
3.6			Elimination kinetics
3.7			Half-lives and time constants
3.8			Meyer–Overton hypothesis
3.9			Volume of distribution
3.10			Wash-in curves for volatile agents

       SECTION 4 DRUGS

4.1			Anaesthetic agents – etomidate
4.2			Anaesthetic agents – ketamine
4.3			Anaesthetic agents – propofol
4.4			Anaesthetic agents – thiopentone
4.5			Local anaesthetics – mode of action
4.6			Local anaesthetics – properties
4.7			Neuromuscular blockers – mode of action
4.8			Neuromuscular blocking agents – depolarizing
4.9			Neuromuscular blocking agents – non-depolarizing
4.10			Opioids – mode of action
4.11			Opioids – properties
4.12			Volatile anaesthetic agents – mode of action
4.13			Volatile anaesthetic agents – physiological effects
4.14			Volatile anaesthetic agents – properties

       SECTION 5 PHYSICS

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5.1			Avogadro’s law
5.2			Beer–Lambert law