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NSULA Vet Tech Surgery and Anaesthesia > Equine Anaesthesia > Flashcards

Equine Anaesthesia Flashcards

1
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How long do you withhold food

A

4-8hr

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2
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Describe general preparation for equine patient

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  • Withhold food 4-8 hr.
  • Pull or pad all shoes
  • Clip surgical site before induction; groom/wipe horse
  • Place jugular catheter
  • Physical exam/weigh
  • Rinse mouth with water before induction
  • Clean feet
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3
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what are equine patients prone to getting under anesthesia

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respiratory acidosis

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4
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why is proper padding and positioning important

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to prevent

  • cardiopulmonary compromise
  • neuropathies
  • myopathies :
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5
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Why is assisted or controlled ventilation important with prolonged procedures

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to maintain normal arterial CO2 levels

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6
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Preanesthetic evaluation: History

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past or current medical hx

drug hx

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7
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Preanesthetic evaluation: Physical evaluation

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age
weight 
gender
temp
cardiopulmonary function 
lameness or ataxia
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8
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Preanesthetic evaluation: Laboratory evaluation

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CBC
total protein
fibrinogen
serum chemistries / electrolytes

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9
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Xylazine IV dose

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0.2-0.5 mg/lb

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10
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Xylazine IV onset and signs

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within 2-3 min

drooping head
prolapse of penis

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11
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Xylazine IV duration

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30 min

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12
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Xylazine IM dose

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0.5-1 mg/lb

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13
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Xylazine IM Onset

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10-15 min

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14
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Xylazine IM Duration

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30 min

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15
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What are 2 complications that may occur with Xylazine

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Sinus bradycardia

first and second degree heart block

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16
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Detomidine IV dose

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5-10 mcg/lb

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17
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Detomidine IM dose

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10-20 mcg/lb

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18
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Acepromazine dose

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0.5mg/kg

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19
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Acepromazine onset

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5-20 min

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20
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Acepromazine duration

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1.5-3 hr

21
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what effect can happen when using acepromazine

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hypotensive effect can last 12 hrs

22
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ET Tube Material

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  • 30, 26, 20, or 15 mm ID
  • Lubrication jelly
  • 25 and/or 60 cc syringe
  • Cotton mouth gag or speculum (2” PVC pipe)
23
Q

IV cath Material

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  • 10, 12, or 14 gauge
  • Tubing
  • flush
  • fluids
  • drugs
  • Local anesthetic
  • clippers
  • prep solutions
24
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What material is needed before going into surgery

A
  • ET Tube supplies
  • IV cath supplies
  • Restraint/padding equipment
  • Monitoring equipment
  • Anesthesia machine, checked
  • Oxygen flow rate 1L/250 lb; minimum 3L/1000 lb
25
Q

Ketamine dose

A

0.7-1mg/lb IV

we use 1mL/100lb

26
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What can you administer ketamine after and what can you administer it with

A

Admin after Xylazine, and detomidine

admin with diazepam after alpha-2 agonist

27
Q

What is Guaifenesin (GG) used for

A

skeletal muscle relaxant

28
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what are the toxic signs of Guaifenesin

A

apneustic breathing
muscle rigidity
hypotension

29
Q

what is Guaifenesin usually mixed with

A

Ketamine or thiopental

30
Q

what is diazepam given before or with

A

given before thiopental or given with ketamine

31
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Thiopental sodium can cause what signs

A

cardiovascular depression

transient apenea

32
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Thiopental sodium can be given with what drug

A

Guaifenesin (GG)

33
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telazol dose

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0.25-0.5 mg/lb

34
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Telazol signs

A

greater muscle relaxation
longer duration
greater respiratory depression

35
Q

by which route can you give iso or sevo to a foal

A

nasotracheal tube or mask

36
Q

Explain endotracheal intubation steps

A
  • Performed blindly
  • –Bite block between incisors
  • –Advance tube into trachea
  • –Repeat if unsuccessful
  • Secure tube with gauze
  • Connect to anesthesia machine
  • Inflate cuff
37
Q

which rebreathing bags are standard for equine patients

A

15 or 30 L bags

rebreathing bag 5X tidal volume

38
Q

How much should you inflate the cuff of the endotracheal tube

A

50-75 mL ari/ cuff for 1000 lb horse

DO NOT OVERINFLATE

39
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What is Total IV anesthesia (TIVA)

A

mixture of GG, ketamine, Xylaxine delivered to effect

40
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What should you monitor while your patient is under anesthesia

A
  • body temp
  • all vital signs
  • depth of anesthesia
  • blood pressure
  • iv fluids
41
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How long should you admin o2 after surgery

A

until patient is swallowing

42
Q

what should you have available during recovery

A

Tranquilizers
ropes
emergency drugs

43
Q

What position should the head be in during recovery and why

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head and muzzle should be down

allows draninage

44
Q

In what cases should you admin sedative to an adult hours during recovery

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  • excessive nystagmus
  • oculogyria
  • excessive muscle tremors
  • disorientation and loss of equilibrium
45
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Name 10 common anesthetic problems in equine patients

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1) Hypotension
2) Hypoventilation
3) Hypoxemia
4) Bradycardia
5) Difficulty maintaining adequate anesthetic depth
6) Metabolic acidosis
7) Under- or over-hydration
8) Nasal edema and/or upper airway obstruction
9) Poor or prolonged recovery
10) Neuropathy and/or myopathy

46
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What is considered bradycardia

A

HR <30bpm

47
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what is considered hypotension

A

MAP <50 mm Hg

48
Q

what is considered Hypoventilation

A

PaCO2 > 55mm Hg

49
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what is considered Hypoxemia

A

PaO2 <60mm Hg

SpO2 should be >90%

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