Anesthesia Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the following is NOT an effect of inhalant anesthetics?

A

Sufficient analgesia after the patient wakes up

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2
Q

An anesthetic agent that has a low blood-gas partition coefficient will result in _____ induction and recovery time.

A

fast

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3
Q

An adverse effect, commonly associated with iso includes

A

Depression of respiration

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4
Q

Diethyl Ether is no longer used but is an important agent to recognize; why?

A

The classic stages and planes of anesthesia were described using this agent

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5
Q

What color is associated with each of the following inhalant compounds respectively; iso and sevo ?

A

purple and yellow

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6
Q

The MAC (minimum alveolar concentration) tells us what?

A

The lowest concentration at which 50% of patients show no response to a painful stimulation

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7
Q

What is the carrier gas that vaporizes our inhalant anesthetics and delivers them to our patients?

A

oxygen

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8
Q

What does anesthesia mean?

A

without feeling or insensibility

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9
Q

_____ therapeutic index of our anesthetic agents creates a challenge for vet techs.

A

Narrow

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10
Q

what color are NITROUS OXIDE tanks?

A

blue

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11
Q

What color are OXYGEN tanks?

A

green

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12
Q

What does anesthesia mean

A

without feeling or insensibility

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13
Q

Why do we no longer use nitrous oxide as an inhalant anesthetic agent?

A

There are better agents

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14
Q

What does the MAC allow us to calculate?

A

The amount of anesthesia we need to use and what percentage we should turn it on.

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15
Q

Room air has what concentration of oxygen?

A

21

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16
Q

E tanks of oxygen approximately have how many liters of oxygen when full?

A

660L

17
Q

The pressure reducing valve reduces the pressure of the oxygen to a safe level. This is ______ psi

A

40-50

18
Q

The flow meter expresses how much oxygen your patient is receiving in _____/min

A

liters

19
Q

The oxygen flush valve bypasses the vaporizer and flowmeter

A

True

20
Q

You should close the pop-off valve before you use the machine

A

no, it should never be closed

21
Q

CO2 absorbing granules are made of?

A

Calcium hydroxide

22
Q

When ventilating a small animal patient, the pressure manometer should never go over?

A

20cm H2O

23
Q

When ventilating a horse, the pressure manometer should not go over?

A

40

24
Q

When was anesthesia first discovered?

A

1846

25
Q

What is meant by ‘general anesthesia’?

A

Level of unconsciousness where they don’t respond to pain

26
Q

Gas anesthesia not only is safe, it offers pain control for a patient after they wake up

A

false