Induction Flashcards

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Q

What are the four stages/planes of anesthesia?

A
  1. Stage I: analgesia, voluntary movement
  2. Stage II: delirium, involuntary movement
  3. Stage III: surgical anesthesia
  4. Stage IV: terminal
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2
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What stage of anesthesia do we want to be at for surgery?

A

Stage III

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3
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What are some considerations for injectable anesthetic agents?

A
  • produce unconsciousness
  • do not provide all the effects of general anesthesia
  • must be used with other agents
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4
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What are four injectable anesthetic agents used in veterinary medicine?

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  1. Propofol
  2. Barbiturates
  3. Etomidate
  4. Ket/Val
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What are some pros to using injectable anesthetic agents?

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  • No special equipment needed
  • Almost immediate response to drug
  • Can give a relatively large amount
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What are some cons to using injectable anesthetic agents?

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  • Must keep vein open
  • Can cause tissue damage
  • Cannot always reverse
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