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Ch.9 Canine & Feline anesthesia Flashcards

1
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What is the following list used to select
-Includes calculated dosages, routes, order of admin.
-Selected by Vet in charge
-Calculate, check, and recheck drug doses, oxygen flow rates, and fluid admin rates
-takes into account MPD, PE, and procedure
-Modified protocol for ill, pediatric, or otherwise comprised animals

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an anesthetic protocol

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What are the periods of anesthesia

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-Premedication
-Induction
-Maintenance
-Recovery

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What is the primary goal of premedication

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calm patient, allows use of less induction agent

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What is the primary goal of induction

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rapid induction through excitement stage of anesthesia, gain control of airway

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Goal of anesthetist is _ induction

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rapid

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Primary goal of maintenance

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safely maintain patient in the surgical plane of anesthesia

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7
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Primary goal of recovery

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extubation, provide analgesia, +/- thermal support

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Induction agents may be given by what routes

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IM, IV, inhalation

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9
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What routes may pre-medications be given

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SQ, IM, IV

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What are the desired effects of premedication or sedation

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sedation, cholingeric blockage, analgesia, muscle relaxation

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Premedication or sedation drugs are

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tranquilizers, alpha 2 agonists, opioids, dissociative, anticholinergics

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12
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_ or _ may diminish the beneficial effects after an IM injection

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stimulation or excitement

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13
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_ should follow immediately after desired effects of an IM injection are reached

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Induction

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14
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_ induction is most common and takes animals through the excitement stage most rapidly

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IV

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15
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_ induction results in smooth, gradual CNS depression with little apparent time spent in the excitement stage

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IM

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16
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When administering IV sedatives, how should you administer the drug?

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-Don’t administer the entire calculated dose all at once unless otherwise instructed
-Allow for individual patient response to anesthetic

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17
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IV induction produces up to _ -_ minutes of anesthesia

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10-20

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18
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What is it called when IV drugs are given as a series of bolus injections and discontinued when desired effect is reached

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Titration

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19
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The following are the benefits of what
-Use in animals which IV injections are difficult
-Young animals, aggressive animals, wild animals, captive animals in zoos

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IM induction

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20
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The dose of a drug needed for IM induction is generally about _ the corresponding IV dose

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twice

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21
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IM induction results in a longer recovery period because of a

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longer metabolism time

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22
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Drugs used for inhalation induction

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Isoflurane and sevoflurane

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23
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Patients induced by inhalation need higher oxygen flow rates than with endotracheal tube (30 times the tidal volume). How do you calculate the flow rate?

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1-3L/min patients <10kg
3-5L/min patients >10kg

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24
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The following are cautions of using a _ for inhalation induction:
-Exposes personnel to waste anesthetic gas
-P struggling can lead to epi release
-Longer induction period, avoid in patients with poor respiratory function
-Intubate immediately when possible
-Always keep airway open

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Facemask

25
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_ is used for inhalation induction with patients <5-7 kg and aggressive

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Chamber

26
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Complications of using a chamber for inhalation induction

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-Stress, trauma, vomiting, airway blockage
-Hard to monitor
-Exposes personnel to waste anesthetic gas
-Epinephrine release

27
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IV injection and ultra short acting agents

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Propofol, alfaxalone, etomidate

28
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What does TIVA stand for

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Total intravenous anesthesia

29
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When using TIVA and ultra short acting agent, patient is induced to effect; additional boluses are administered every - minutes as needed to maintain surgical anesthesia

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3-5

30
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Anesthetist can increase depth but can’t _ depth if excessive

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decrease

31
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How is anesthesia maintained when using TIVA by CRI

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constantly infusing small amounts of anesthesia via a syringe pump

32
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Inhalent induction is _ than IM induction but _ than IV induction

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faster; slower

33
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Factors that affect delay time when using an inhalant agent

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P respiratory drive
Agent used and carrier gas flow rate
Type and volume of breathing circuit

34
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Dynamic elements of both IV and inhalant administration

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-rapid induction
-good control over both increases and decreases in anesthetic depth
-rapid recovery

35
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What is the most commonly used method of inducing and maintaining anesthesia in small animals

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IV induction and inhalant maintenance

36
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What are the benefits of endotracheal intubation

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-helps maintain open airway
-efficient delivery of anesthetic gas than facemask
-w/ inflated cuff helps prevent aspiration of vomitus, blood, saliva
-reduces anatomic dead space
-ventilation can be supported manually or mechanically

37
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How to determine diameter of ET tube

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small enough to not cause trachea injury but large enough to provide a seal with inflated cuff

38
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How to determine length of ET tube

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must reach the thoracic inlet, must not extend beyond the end of the muzzle

39
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You should not attempt intubation unless you can visualize the _

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larynx

40
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How to know if patient is induced enough to intubate

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unconscious, no voluntary movement, no pedal reflex, sufficient muscle relaxation, no swallowing when the tongue is pulled

41
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Steps after patient is intubated

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lay lateral
secure tube
turn on oxygen
inflate cuff
attach breathing circuit
turn on anesthetic vaporizer
begin P monitoring

42
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How to check for proper tube placement

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-visualize larynx and confirm location
-watch reservoir bag as animal breathes
-feel for air movement from tube connector
-fogging of tube during exhalation
-unidirectional valve motion
-ability of patient to vocalize
-P coughing
-capnometer connection

43
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What is the reflex closure of the glottis in response to contact with an object or substance called

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laryngospasm

44
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Laryngospasm is common in ,,_ in light plane of anesthesia

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cats, swine, small ruminants

45
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Laryngospasm during intubation may lead to

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cyanosis or hypoxemia

46
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Prevention of laryngospasm

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-2% injectable lidocaine or lidocaine gel
-adequate depth of anesthesia
-wait for glottis to open before intubating
-dont force tube

47
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Despite all precautions, many animals will develop a _ for 1-2 days after the use of an ET tube

A

cough

48
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What should you do when turning a patient during an anesthetic procedure

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disconnect tube temporarily

49
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What should be done during anesthesia if one lung is disease in a patient

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place normal lung up

50
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What is anesthetic recovery

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the period between the time the anesthetic is discontinued and the time the patient is able to stand and walk without assistance

51
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Influencing factors of anesthetic recovery

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-length of anesthetic period
-condition of patient
-type of anesthetic admin. and route
-patient body temp
-patient breed

52
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In the recovery period, you should administer oxygen as necessary, especially in _ patients

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shivering

53
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When should the ET tube be removed

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when swallowing reflex returns OR when signs of impending arousal are present (voluntary limb, tail, or head movements)

54
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How long after a procedure should an IVC be removed?

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until recovery is complete

55
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What should be done in recovery to prevent hypostatic congestion

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turning every 10-15 minutes

56
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What can you do to hasten recovery

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gentle stimulation (talking, rubbing gently moving ET tube)

57
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Analgesics should be administer when

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before the onset of pain

58
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What does adequate analgesia look like

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patient sleeps comfortably with minimal signs of discomfort

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