Lesson 6: Pain, Distress, or Discomfort Flashcards

1
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Distress?

A

Any aversive state in which an animal fails to adjust to various stressors. It may not induce an immediate and observable alteration.

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Why should anesthetic drugs be administered before any onset of pain?

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Since a pain stimulus often become hypersensitive.

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Two basic principles when it comes with anesthetics in research animals?

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*Any procedure that would be expected painful for humans must be considered equally to an animal
*Any question of whether or not a procedure is painful, the animal should receive the benefit of analgesia.

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4
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General anesthesia induces a loss of consciousness useful to?

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*Control pain during an invasive procedure (e.g., surgery)
*Prevent the distress associated with a procedure or a restraint (e.g., cardiac puncture)
*Immobilize the animal (e.g., to perform a bone density scan)

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Local anesthesia is used alone or in conjunction with general anesthesia or general analgesia. The drug block what?

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The transmission of the painful stimulus to the central nervous system.

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6
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Neuromuscular blocking agent prevent movement but have?

A

no anesthetic or analgesic properties.

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