Misc Injectible Anesthetics Flashcards
1
Q
Propofol’s strength is
A
10 mg/mL
2
Q
What are propofol’s uses?
A
- Short procedures
- Induction
- CRI
3
Q
How do you administer Propofol?
A
- IV –> adm 1/3 to 1/2 over 30 seconds, waiting 30 seconds to watch for the effect before administering the next dose.
4
Q
Can propofol be redosed?
A
- Yes
5
Q
How is propofol stored?
A
- In the refrigerator
6
Q
What are the effects of propofol? (8)
A
- Tachycardia or bradycardia
- Hypotension
- Apnea after rapid bolus
- Decreased amount needed if using tranquilizers first
- Safe in sight hounds
- Safe in animals with liver or kidney disease
- Decreases intracranial and intraocular pressure
- Transient excitement and muscle tremors during induction
7
Q
If apnea lasts longer than ___ perform PPV.
A
- 1 minute
8
Q
What are two other names for Guaifenesin
A
- Glycerol Guaiacolate
- GG
9
Q
What species most commonly receives GG?
A
- Equine
10
Q
What is GG’s main function?
A
- Skeletal muscle relaxant
11
Q
What two other effects does GG have?
A
- Mild sedation
- Expectorant
12
Q
How is GG administered?
A
- As a large volume, as quickly as possible, in a large bore IV catheter
13
Q
Why can GG only be administered IV?
A
- It is a tissue irritant
