GA Flashcards

1
Q

drugs to use IV during induction

A

thiopental
valium/ketamine
propofol
telozol

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2
Q

when giving IM..

A

2-3x the IV dose. use with kittens and feral cats

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3
Q

inhalation drugs used

A

isoflurane
sevoflurane
rapid acting

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4
Q

induction chamber

A

used for uncooperative, small animals

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5
Q

disadvantages of induction chamber

A

difficult to monitor HR and respiration

may vomit

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6
Q

what to monitor during induction

A

HR, RR, pulse quality, anesthetic depth, MM/CRT

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7
Q

Vital signs HR

A

K9- 60-70 bpm

feline- 100 bp

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8
Q

ranges under anesthesia

A

K9- 60-150

feline- 120-180

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9
Q

ranges awake

A

K9- 60-180

feline- 120-220

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10
Q

methods of monitoring

A

direct palpation
stethoscope- auscultate &esophageal
heart monitors
EKG

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11
Q

where to monitor pulse quality

A

lingual
femoral
carotid artery
pedal artery & aural

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12
Q

significance of CRT

A

reflects perfusion of tissues

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13
Q

check for pigmented gingiva

A

tongue, cheek, conjunctiva of lower eyelid, prepuce/vulva

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14
Q

RR minimum acceptable

A

8/bpm. Sx- 10-20 bpm
Normals
K9- 10-30 bpm
feline- 25-40 bpm

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15
Q

methods of monitoring RR

A

reservoir bag
movement of chest
apnea monitor

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16
Q

what drug helps stimulate breathing response

A

Dopram (doxapram)

17
Q

most common reason for complication during anesthesia

A

thermoregulation

18
Q

factors that contribute to hypothermia

A
shaving
pt cannot generate heat
incision cools organs to room temp
metabolic rate decreased
vasodilation
19
Q

who are predisposed to hypothermia

A

pediatrics/geriatrics

20
Q

if they become cold

A

prolonged recovery

liver metabolism slows

21
Q

hyperthermia

A

AKA malignant hyperthermia
affects swine
ketamine, halothane
succinylcholine

22
Q

Malignant hyperthermia

A

triggered by most inhalants
heat generated by skeletal muscles
hypercapnea, hyperthermia, hyperkalemia
Inheritable

23
Q

what should be used in combo with vital signs

A

reflex assessment

24
Q

reflex depth indicators

A

muscle relaxation
heart/respiration rates
pupil size
eye rotation

25
Q

5 common reflexes

A

palpebral, swallowing, pedal, pinna, laryngeal

26
Q

4 other reflexes

A

muscle tone, jaw tone, anal sphincter tone, eye position & pupil size

27
Q

tilt table for larger dogs to what degree

A

15 degree tilt

28
Q

length of recovery depends on 6 things

A

length of anesthesia, condition of pt, type & route of anesthesia, temp, breed,

29
Q

our role- monitor…

A

vital signs q 5min
reflexes q 10min
MM & CRT

30
Q

administer O2 for how long

A

5 min after inhalant is shut off or until animal swallows