GA Flashcards
drugs to use IV during induction
thiopental
valium/ketamine
propofol
telozol
when giving IM..
2-3x the IV dose. use with kittens and feral cats
inhalation drugs used
isoflurane
sevoflurane
rapid acting
induction chamber
used for uncooperative, small animals
disadvantages of induction chamber
difficult to monitor HR and respiration
may vomit
what to monitor during induction
HR, RR, pulse quality, anesthetic depth, MM/CRT
Vital signs HR
K9- 60-70 bpm
feline- 100 bp
ranges under anesthesia
K9- 60-150
feline- 120-180
ranges awake
K9- 60-180
feline- 120-220
methods of monitoring
direct palpation
stethoscope- auscultate &esophageal
heart monitors
EKG
where to monitor pulse quality
lingual
femoral
carotid artery
pedal artery & aural
significance of CRT
reflects perfusion of tissues
check for pigmented gingiva
tongue, cheek, conjunctiva of lower eyelid, prepuce/vulva
RR minimum acceptable
8/bpm. Sx- 10-20 bpm
Normals
K9- 10-30 bpm
feline- 25-40 bpm
methods of monitoring RR
reservoir bag
movement of chest
apnea monitor