Preanesthesia Quiz

Acepromazine is a controlled substance.

A PA may be administered by all of the following routes except

Diazepam is a controlled substance.

Butorphanol is an opioid with excellent analgesic properties but poor sedation.

Atropine

Acepromazine decreased the blood pressure.

Dexdomitor is a controlled substance.

A high temperature that develops in a cat in recovery is most likely related to an adverse reaction to opioid.

Which of the following is the MOST RAPID onset of action for a PA?

Diazepam can cause pain on IM or SQ injection so it is usually administered IV.

Atropine has sedative effects.

All of the following are Benzodiazepines except

A phenothiazine is a good choice for a patient with a history of seizures.

Opioids cause miosis.

Acepromazine should be avoided in patients with heart disease.

All of the following are tranquilizers and sedatives except

After administering the PA, the patient is left in the cage unattended while the vet tech prepares sugical supplies.

A patient with a GDV should have the PA administered subcutaneously.

The reversal agent for Acepromazine is Atipamazole.

Dexdomitor is a useful antiemetic for cats.

Benzodiazepines do not have a reversal agent.

Alpha 2 agonists

The reversal agent for Dexdomitor is

The benefits of a PA are to calm or sedate an excited, frightened or aggressive animal.

All of the following should be included on the syringe label when PAs are drawn up except