Stages of anesthesia Flashcards

1
Q

which stage has primary analgesia and disorientation?

A

stage I

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2
Q

what happen to the patient during stage I? (2)

A
  1. sensory cortex depression

2. amnesia

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3
Q

when is stage I complete?

A

when there is loss of conciousness

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4
Q

what is sensory cortex depression?

A

causes animal to become disoriented and experiene analgesia

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5
Q

wht stage is there loss of conciousness with delrium and lack of inhibition?

A

stage II

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6
Q

what is another name for stage II?

A

excitatory stage

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7
Q

how can the patient react during this stage? (2)

A
  1. involuntary movement

2. reflex struggling

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8
Q

what stage is motor cortex depression seen?

A

stage II

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9
Q

when is stage II usually seen?

A

if anesthetic is administered slowly

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10
Q

what are the plane of stage III? (4)

A

plane 1 - light surgical
plane 2 - moderate surgica
plane 3 - deep surgical
plane 4 - very deep surgical

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11
Q

what stage is considered to be surgical anesthesia stage?

A

stage III

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12
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what are the signs you will see with the patient in stage III? (3)

A

1, unconciousness

  1. progressive system depression
  2. spinal cord depression
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13
Q

which stage is the toxic or premortem stage

A

stage IV

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14
Q

what can occur during stage IV?

A

cessation of respiration followed by cardiac arrest

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15
Q

what physical signs of the patient are monitored? (5)

A
  1. ocular signs
  2. respiratory system
  3. cardiovascular system
  4. reflexed
  5. muscle tone
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16
Q

what is the eye position at stage 3, plane 2?

A

ventral medial

17
Q

what eye movement can be seen at plane 1

18
Q

which species is nystagmus common in?

19
Q

what will the eye size be if at to deep of a plane?

20
Q

when does palpebral reflexes disappear?

21
Q

when does corneal reflexes disappear?

22
Q

what are the respiratory signs under anesthesia?

A

rate will decrease as anesthesia depth increases

23
Q

what cardiovascular signs can be seen under anesthesia?

A

HR and BP decrease as anesthesia increases

24
Q

which stage does intubation occur?

A

stage 3, plane 1 or 2

25
what occurs with the reflexes as anesthesia increase?
they disappear