Endotracheal Intubation Flashcards

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What is the best way to deliver inhalant aesthetics? (4)

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  1. open airway
  2. accurate administration of anesthesia
  3. controlled ventilation of lungs
  4. prevent aspiration of debris into lungs
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What are the possible complications for endotracheal intubation? (6)

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  1. esophageal intubation
  2. oral trauma
  3. tracheitis
  4. tracheal necrosis and stenosis
  5. endobronchial intubation
  6. laryngospasms
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What happens when the endotracheal tube goes into the esophagus? (3)

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  1. gastric distension
  2. vomiting
  3. animal wakes up
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How can Esophageal intubation be confirmed? (3)

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  1. check for leaks around tube
  2. will take a lot of air to fill cuff
  3. Palpation
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What is Endobronchial intubation? (2)

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  1. end of tube will be in one of the mainstream bronchus

2. gas is only going to 1/2 of the lung field

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What can endobronchial intubation cause?

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Hypoxia

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What is Laryngospasm? (2)

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  1. Sustained contraction of laryngeal muscles causes closure of glottis
  2. caused by irritation
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How is laryngospasm prevented?

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Use lidocaine (especially in cats)

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How is laryngospasm treated?

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Administration of pure oxygen using a mask

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