Injectble Anesthesia

Question 1

TIVA

Answer 1

induction and maintenance of anesthesia using only IV agents

Question 2

PIVA

Answer 2

inducation and maintenance of anesthesia using both IV and inhalant

Question 3

Balanced anesthesia

Answer 3

combination of techniques

Question 4

Does TIVA mean you don’t give O2?

Answer 4

No, give 100% O2 regardless of anesthetic technique/agent

Question 5

Classical dosing

Answer 5

give half the calculated dose IV then top off w small boluses to effect

Question 6

Bolus dosing

Answer 6

give only small boluses up to effect as needed

Question 7

T/F bolus dosing is given w/ a digital system

Answer 7

True

Question 8

T/F Propofol is a better choice for TIVA than Fentanyl/Thiopental bc it has less accumulation and shorter half life

Answer 8

true

Question 9

Most common TIVA in small animal anesthesia?

Answer 9

Propofol Fentanyl

Question 10

Alfaxalone TIVA

Answer 10

doesn’t accumulate if CRI is too long
excessive doses may lead to prolonged recovery especially in cats
should combine w opiod analgesics

Question 11

Etomidate TIVA

Answer 11

NOPE, don’t use for TIVA

Question 12

Triple drip for horses consists of

Answer 12

guaifenesin, xylazine, ketamine