9: Dysphagia, rectal tears, enucleation, euthanasia

Question 1

Which three phases can dysphagis be from

Answer 1

Oral, pharyngeal, oesophageal

Question 2

What might you need for insurance purposes for a euthanasia?

Answer 2

Second opinion

Question 3

What should you remember to discuss before a euthanasia?

Answer 3

Body removal

Question 4

What is in somulose?

Answer 4

Secobarbital (depresses CNS) and cinchocaine (stops myocardium)

Question 5

Why do you need wide catheter for somulose?

Answer 5

Viscous

Question 6

How fast do you give somulose?

Answer 6

First 25ml slow then second 25ml fast

Question 7

What happens if you give somulose too fast?

Answer 7

Premature cardiac arrest

Question 8

What happens if you give somulose too slow?

Answer 8

Normal collapse but slow death

Question 9

Advantages of free bullet?

Answer 9

Cheaper and suitable for food chain

Question 10

Disadvantages of free bullet?

Answer 10

Must accept barrel against skull, lots of blood loss from nares

Question 11

Where must client stand if horse is being shot?

Answer 11

Behind vet

Question 12

How quickly does death occur after free bullet?

Answer 12

Instantly, but heart beat for 5 minutes