LEC10/14 Stages of General Anesthesia Flashcards

1
Q

What is stage one?

A

primary analgesia and disorientation

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2
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what will you see in stage one? 2

A

sensory cortex depression and amnesia

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3
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What is stage 2? 3

A

Loss of consciousness; delirium and lack inhibition

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4
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What will you see in stage two? 2

A

Excitatory stage, motor cortex depression

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5
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what is the excitatory stage?

A

involuntary muscle movement and reflex struggling will occur

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6
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when can you tell that sttage two is over?

A

animal will stop moving

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7
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how can you avoid stage two during recovery?

A

sedatives

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8
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what is stage three?

A

sx anesthesia

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9
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what will you see in stage three? 3

A

UNCONCIOUSNESS, PROGRESSIVE DEPRESSION OF RESPIRATION, circulation, refleces, and muscle tone, and spinal cord depression

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10
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what are the four planes of stage three anesthesia?

A

plane one: light sx anesthesia
plane two: moderate sx anesthesia
plane three: deep anesthesia
plane four: very deep anesthesia

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11
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what drugs penetrate the CNS best?

A

lipophilic drugs

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12
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What is stage four?

A

toxic or postmortem

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13
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what will you see with stage four?

A

cessation of respiration followed by cardiac arrest

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