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Inhalation Anesthetics Flashcards

1
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Carrier gas for inhalants

A

Oxygen

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2
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Concentration of anesthesia in the body is changed by adjusting the

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vaporizer

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3
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Inhalants are eliminated by the

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lungs

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4
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Inhalants provide analgesic effects by creating

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unconsciousness

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5
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This is needed in order to convert the liquid to a gas

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Vaporizer

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6
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To induce an animal, dials are set

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higher concentrations

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7
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For maintenance, dials should be adjusted to

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lower concentrations

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8
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For recovery, dials are _______ ___ in order to reverse anesthetic effects

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turned off

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9
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Oxygen is color coated in

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green tanks

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10
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Oxygen tanks are attached to the machine by the

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yoke

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11
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A full E oxygen tank will last approximately

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11 hrs

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12
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A full H oxygen tank will last approximately

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110 hrs

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13
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An full E tank of oxygen contains

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700 L

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14
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A full H tank of oxygen contains

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7000 L

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15
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When the pressure in falls below ____ psi, change the tank

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500

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16
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For many years, this was the most widely used anesthetic because of several desirable effects
Minimal <3 and respiratory effects
Good muscle relaxation

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Diethyl Ether

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17
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This is a tracheal irritant that causes prolonged induction and recovery
Post op nausea and V+
Flammable and explosive

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Diethyl Ether

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18
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Most commonly used Halogenated compounds

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Isoflurane and sevoflurane

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19
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Halogenated agents are ________ at room temperature

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liquid

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20
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The rate of diffusion of inhalants depends on 2 things

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  1. Lipid solubility

2. Concentration gradient

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21
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Mixed with O2, the anesthetic gas diffuses across the

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alveolar membranes

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22
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3 methods of inhalant delivery

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  1. Mask
  2. Induction chamber
  3. Intubation
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23
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This method of delivery is easy if animal is docile and calm

(-) Can’t do if airway problems exist, can’t effectively ventilate the pt, and causes more waste gas

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Mask induction

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24
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This method of delivery is when you don’t have to be near the animal to deliver the inhalant
(-) Cant monitor well, excessive waste gas, and size limitation of pt

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Induction Chamber

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25
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This method of delivery gives you an airway to ventilate and greater depth control, protects against aspiration, and produces less waste gas
(-) Requires skill

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Intubation

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26
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Inhalants are carried to the tissues by way of the

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blood

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27
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Because of high ______ solubility, the agents readily leave the blood and enter the brain

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lipid

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28
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Anesthesia is maintained as long as the concentration in the _____ is adequate

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brain

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29
Q

Isoflurane, sevoflurane, and desflurane undergo minimal ______ metabolism

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liver

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30
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If an agent has high lipid solubility, it will accumulate in

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body fat

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31
Q

It is not acceptable to _____ inhalants in the same vaporizer

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combine

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32
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It is okay to ___ from one inhalant to another

A

switch

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33
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This measures the tendency of a liquid anesthetic to evaporate

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Vapor Pressure

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34
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Increased VP =

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The faster it evaporates

35
Q

Allow for precise delivery of anesthetic agent

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Precision vaporizer

36
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An inhalant is considered volatile if it

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evaporates easily

37
Q

A ratio of the concentration of an inhalant in the blood and the alveoli

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Solubility Coefficient

OR Partition coefficient

38
Q

An agent with low solubility

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enters and leaves the blood quickly

39
Q

An agent with high solubility

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stays in the blood, and doesn’t leave quickly

40
Q

Rapid induction and recovery along with rapid response to changes in concentration during maintenance

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Low partition/solubility coefficient

41
Q

Slow induction and recovery, with slower responses to concentration changes during maintenance

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High partition/solubility coefficient

42
Q

MAC

A

Minimum Alveolar Concentration

43
Q

The lowest concentration at which 50% of patients show no response to a painful stimulus

A

MAC

44
Q

The lower the MAC, the

A

more potent the inhalant is

45
Q

The higher the MAC the

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weaker the inhalant

46
Q

If an inhalant is more potent, we need

A

less

47
Q

If an inhalant has a low MAC, then you will need ____ dial settings

A

lower

48
Q

The ideal agent’s VP, SC, AND MAC

A

VP: Lower
SC: Lower
MAC: Lower

49
Q

Stored in purple containers

A

Isoflurane

50
Q

High VP, extremely low SC, and Moderately low MAC (1.3%-1.63%)
Approved for use in dogs and horses, but used in a variety of species
Pungent odor, so it’s difficult to mask pts
Little to no analgesic effect

A

Isoflurane

51
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Isoflurane is the choice inhalant for

A

cardiac pts

52
Q

Isoflurane’s liver metabolism %age

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0.2%

53
Q

Stored in yellow containers

A

Sevoflurane

54
Q

Second most commonly used inhalant
Labeled for use in dogs, but used in other species
Non-irritating and has a more pleasant odor

A

Sevoflurane

55
Q

10x more expensive than Isoflurane

A

Sevoflurane

56
Q

High VP, Extremely low SC, and MAC is 2.34-2.58%

A

Sevoflurane

57
Q

This inhalant causes renal damage in rats

A

sevoflurane

58
Q

Biotransformation of sevoflurane

A

2.5%

59
Q

Sevoflurane has a ______ SC than Isoflurane

A

lower

60
Q

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A

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61
Q

Due to expense and some adverse effects, it is not commonly used in veterinary medicine
“One breath” anesthesia
Very pungent odor, causes C+ and breath-holding

A

Desflurane

62
Q

Desflurane has an extremely high VP so it requires a special

A

vaporizer

63
Q

Extremely high VP, Very high MAC, Lowest SC

A

Desflurane

64
Q

Biotransformation of Desflurane

A

0.02%

65
Q

Recently became unavailable in the US and was replaced with Isoflurane and Sevoflurane
Myocardial depressant
Associated with malignant hyperthermia

A

Halothane

66
Q

Hyperthermia is most common in

A

swine

67
Q

High VP, Moderately Low SC, and VERY low MAC

A

Halothane

68
Q

Biotransformation of Halothane

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20-46%

69
Q

Halothane is most likely to cause ___________ in dogs

A

<3 arrhythmias

70
Q

No longer commercially available in North America
Requires a non-precision vaporizer
High lipid solubility, retained into fat stores

A

Methoxyflurane

71
Q

Low VP, considerably high SC, and low MAC

A

Methoxyflurane

72
Q

Used in human medicine, has not found acceptance in veterinary medicine
Rapid induction and recovery
Profound resp. depression
Causes muscle hyperactivity in dogs

A

Enflurane

73
Q

Stored in blue containers

A

Nitrous Oxide

74
Q

Still used in human medicine, but lesser in veterinary medicine
“Laughing gas”
Second-gas effect to speed induction with other inhalants
NOT an anesthetic, it’s an analgesic

A

Nitrous Oxide

75
Q

Nitrous Oxide is a _____ at room temp

A

gas

76
Q

MAC level of Nitrous Oxide

A

200-250%

77
Q

Nitrous Oxide should not be used in what type of pts?

A

intestinal obstruction, GDV, pneumothorax, and equine patients

78
Q

Patients should be kept on high ______ flow rates for 5 minutes after discontinuation of N2O to replace it in the blood and alveoli

A

O2

79
Q

Full tank pressure of N2O

A

745 psi

80
Q

Prevents the flow of nitrous oxide if the oxygen flow stops for any reason

A

Automatic failsafe

81
Q

This can result from low SC by waking up too fast

Give premeds to prevent

A

Emergence delirium

82
Q

Relates to induction and recovery rates

A

SC

83
Q

Relates to precision and delivery method

A

VP

84
Q

Relates to potency

A

MAC

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