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Injectable Anaesthestic in Dogs and Cats Flashcards

1
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Examples of General Anaesthesia Inductions in dogs?

A 
Thiopental
Propofol
Ketamine
Ketamine + diazepam
Tiletamine
Etomidate
All given IV
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Examples of premedication in dogs?

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Acepromazine +/- morphine
Acepromazine +/- butorphanol
Medetomidine
Medetomidine + butorphanol

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Veins used for Injectable anaesthesia in dogs?

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V. cephalica
V. tarsale recurrens
V. femoralis

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Drugs used as neurolepsia in dogs?

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Chloropromazine (IV or IM)

Xylazine (IM)

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Drugs used for neuroleptanalgesia in dogs?

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Atropine (SC/IM)
Xylazine (IM)
Ketamine (IM)

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Drugs used for GA induction in cats?

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Thiopental
Propofol
Ketamine
Ketamine + diazepam
Tiletamine
Etomidate
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What veins are most commonly used in cats for GA?

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V. cephalica

V. jugularis (with catheter)

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What drugs are used for sedation in cats?

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Chloropromazine (IM)
Ketamine (IM)
Propionyl promazine (IM)

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What drugs are used as neuroleptanalgesia in cats?

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Atropine (SC/IM)
Xylazine (IM)
Ketamine (IM)

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