eval Flashcards
surgical principles
asepsis
gentle tissue handling
accurate hemostasis
elimination of dead space
accurate apposition of tissue layers
oxygen delivery = ___ x___
arterial oxygen content
cardiac output
most O2 is carried ___
on hemoglobin
cardiac output = ___ x ___
heart rate
stroke volume
pulse ox measure
SaO2- amount of oxygen carried on hemoglobin
97% of total O2 in arterial blood, other 3% is dissolved in arterial blood
blood gas measures
the PaO2, partial pressure of oxygen dissolved in the blood
steep curve = things can go bad very quickly if animal holds its breath or uses more O2
frenchie concerns
bachycephalic
stenotic nares, overlong soft palate, hypoplastic trachea (upper airway obstruction)
high risk for post op aspiration and pneumonia
hyperthermia from breathing hard
what can go wrong with trach
upper airway warms, and filters
trach brings in air that can irritate- will make mucous, mucous clogs trach
why can’t you use PCV to measure for hemorrhage
spleen will make more RBC to try to compensate
and by the time PCV drops it is too late
what to do with postop hemorrhage
fluids
blood
re-open and fix
small volume aspiration pneumonia is ___
pH dependent
vagal reflex during aspiration can cause ___
bradycardia
cardiac arrest
___ can inhibit renal blood flow
NSAID
prostaglandins control renal blood flow
renal failure from surgery is caused by
prolonged hypotension