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1
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The test that measures the level of oxygen saturation of haemoglobin in the blood is called:

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Pulse Oximetry

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2
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Anaesthetic agents for local anaesthesia

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Lidocaine and Bupivacaine

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3
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Impaired respiratory function during anaesthesia can cause

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Hypoxia, Hypercapnia and Cardia Aarythmias

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4
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When using short-acting anaesthetic agents in a long-term anesthesia refine you expect

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an extended recovery period

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5
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Metetomidine and Xylazine work through the same mechanism of aztion

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alpha-2 adrenergic receptors

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6
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What is the mechanism of action of phenothiazines and Chlorpomazine

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Dopaminergic receptor antagonist

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7
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It is advisable to reduce as much as possible the last of Stage II of anesthesia

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True

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8
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An opoid analgesic and a tranquilizer

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is a Neurplepticanalgesia

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9
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As a routine fluid replacement in long-term anaesthesia at a rate of … of bodyweight per hour using Harthmann’s solution or 0.9% saline

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10ml/kg

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10
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As a general guide, in rodents and rabbits, during anaesthesia, a fall in the respiratory rate to less than … the pre-anesthesia rate indicates impeding respiratory failture

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40%

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11
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Why are tranquilizers and sedatives used in pre-medication anesthesia?

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To reduce fear during induction, to redcue the dose of the anesthetic needed

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Bradycardia (Bradycardia is a type of abnormal heart rhythm, or arrhythmia. It occurs when the heart beats very slowly) occurs as the anesthetic plan gets deeper

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True

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13
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Tachycardia

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faster heart rate

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14
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Neonatal animals usually require higher concentrations of volatile anaesthetic than adult animals

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True

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15
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The concentration of carbon dioxide in the inspired and expired gas can be continuously measured from the airway using a

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capnopgraph

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16
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A short pre-anaesthetic fasting period in ruminants reduces the incidence of rumenal timpany

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True (bloating, gas in the rumen)

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17
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Xylazine

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alpha-2 receptor agonist

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18
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The amount of gas entering the respirator tract during on respiratory cycle is called

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tidal volume

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19
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Acepromazine in the pre-anaesthetic regime causes

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a calming effect and muscle relaxation

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20
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Atropine and Glycopyrrolate can cause a

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increase in the heart rate

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21
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The side effect of NSAIDs are mainly related to their COX-1 inhibitory activity

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True

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22
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What nerve fibers detect noxious stimuli?

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C and A delta fibers

23
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Naroctics refers to

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Opoids

24
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Multimodal analgesia regimen is recommended when pain of …. severity is predicted

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High

25
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Non noxious stimuli travel along thick, myelinated … never fibers

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Ab fibers

26
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The pain that continues beyond the stage where it is useful to protects the region, or is persistent and may not have a clearly identifiable causes is called

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neuropathic pain

27
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The absense of pain in response to stimulation that would normally be painful is called

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Analgesia

28
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From the known effect of glucocoticoids and beta-endorphine, it is reasonable to assume that pain could be

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Immunosuppressant

29
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The least experience of pain an individual can recognize is called

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Pain threshold

30
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Self mutilation is a sign of …. pain

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neuropathic

31
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Ketamine

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NMDA anatgonist

32
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NSAID

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Caprofen

33
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Xylazine

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a2 adrenergic agonist

34
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The pain that immediately follows injury and disappear when the injury heals is called

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Acute pain

35
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Inflammation causes … pain

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Visceral pain

36
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The sensation of noxious stimuli is called

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Nociception

37
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Other metabolic and physiologic effects attributed to pain include:

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Catabolic state, decreased reproductive function, hyperglycemia

38
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An exaggerated response to a stimulus that would normal be painful is called

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Hyperalgesia

39
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Allodynia is defined as

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pain due to a stimulus that does not normally provoke pain

40
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The process of converting a noxious stimulus into electrical signals is called

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Transduction

41
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Drugs for treatment of neuropathic pain

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Antidepressants, Ketamin, Anti-convulsants

42
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Pain that originates from the skin, bones or muscles is called

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somatic pain

43
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In addition to analgesia, the effect of opioids include

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vomiting and nausea, decrease gastrointestinal motility, respiratory depression

44
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The greatest level of pain an individual is willing to tolerate is called

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pain threshold

45
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Paracetamol

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Liver toxicity

46
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NSAIDS produce multiple effects via

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Inhibition of CoX1 and Cox2 enzymes

47
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Sutures should be removed when the skin has healed around

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10-14 days

48
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Disinfection

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the act of preventing growth of microorganisms capable of infections

49
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Straight scissors are not normally used on tissue

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True

50
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Adequate blood supply may prevent wound dehiscence

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True

51
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Which needle would you use for suturing skin

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Cutting edge needle

52
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Chemicals applied to skin to destroy bacteria and prevent infections

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Antiseptics

53
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Best practice for sterilization method between animals (eg during batch surgery)

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autoclaving

54
Q

Iris scissors are

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sharp-sharp

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