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Anesthesia Ch. 1 and 2
Sleeplike state only aroused with painful stimuli
What level is surgical anesthesia
Anesthesia Ch. 1 and 2
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What level is surgical anesthesia
Stage II plane III
Stage III plane II
Stage II plane II
Stage III plane I
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Sleeplike state only aroused with painful stimuli
obtunded
Lethargic
comatose
stuporous
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targets a small, specific area of the body. Loss of sedation to a specific area.
Local anesthesia
Regional anesthesia
Balanced anesthesia
Topical anesthesia
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A patient with sever systemic disease
P1
P4
P2
P3
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How many milligrams per milliliter does a 2% lidocaine solution contain?
2
20
2000
200
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Deeper state of CNS depression than tranquilazation
Regional anesthesia
General anesthesia
Sedation
balanced anesthesia
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What stage of life do we worry about oxygen delivery to the tissue when under anesthesia
Neonates
Geriatric
Young
Adult
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A normal arrhythmia in dogs and horses
Ventricular fibrillation
Sinus
Second degree AV block
atrium arrhythmia
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Specific stage of general anesthesia. Analgesia & muscle relaxation. Eliminates pain & movement
Surgical anesthesia
General anesthesia
Sedation
tranquilization
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Example: Lidocaine cream is ___ anesthesia
Local
Topical
General
Regional
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Which of these are challenges and risks of anesthesia
All the above
Dosage calculation and rate adjustment
Anesthetic accidents
Vital signs and anesthetic depths
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Used to treat hypoglycemia
Dextrose
Crystalloid solution
saline solution
Acepromazine
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Hetastarch is a type of ___.
Colloid
Crystalloid
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Where is the pulse palpation point in large animals?
Ventral tail artery
Facial artery
auricular artery
All the above
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This percent dehydration will cause signs of shock
70-80%
5-7%
12-15%
10-12%
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Periodic block in the AV node, causes skipped heartbeats. Can be heard with auscultation
First degree AV heart block
Atrial standstill
Second degree AV heart block
Ventricular fibrillation
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What drug can cause aggression?
Propanol
Diazepam
Acepromazine
Sedatives
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A moribund patient who is not expected to survive without the operation
P4
P5
P3
P2
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Uses multiple drugs in small amounts ups benefits minimize adverse effects & gives more control
Balanced anesthesia
Tranquilization
regional anesthesia
Narcosis
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Unresponsive to stimuli
comatose
lethargic
Stuporous
obtunded
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Terriers are resistant to what drug?
Any sedative
Acepromazine
Thiopental
Apomorphine
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Draft horses are sensitive to ___.
Thiopental
Sedatives
Xylazine
Acepromazine
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When monitoring the MM of pigmented gingivae, you could use each of the following sites except
Buccal MM
Pinnae
Tongue
Membranes lining the prepuse or vulva
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After a physical exam and history then we move on to what?
Diagnostic imaging
Diagnostic tests
Sedatives
Prep for surgery
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Reversible state of unconsciousness, immobility, muscle relaxation, & loss of sensation
Tranquilization
Surgical anesthesia
General Anesthesia
Sedation
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What allows clients to know you care?
Education
Communication
Knowledge
Pricing
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Patient history, physical exam and diagnostics
MDP
MNP
MPD
MPP
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A local anesthetic applied to body surfaces or a wound. Produce a superficial loss of sensation
Topical anesthesia
Regional anesthesia
Balanced anesthesia
Local anesthesia
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Occurs with CNS depression, drowsiness, used in minor procedures. Slightly aware of surrounding
Hypnosis
Sedation
Tranquilization
General anesthesia
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Surgical anesthesia is general anesthesia
True
False
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As a general rule 2.2 pounds of sudden fluid loss corresponds to ___ L. of fluid loss.
1 L
2.2 L
15 L
10 L
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In addition to information given freely, determine the following for any illness or condition
All the above
Duration
Frequency/appearance
Severity/volume
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Thiopental injected outside of the vein can cause tissue sloughing. Thiopental is considered a:
Vesicant
all the above
Solution
Tenesmus
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A patient with severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
P1
P4
P3
P2
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Blue MM is also known as?
Sypnotic
Sepsis
Sinus
Ictric
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What two classes use standard anesthetic protocol
P1-P3
P1 and P2
P3-P4
P3-P5
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Pupil constriction:
consensual
Miosis
Meosis
Direct
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Visual examination from a distance, check gait, temperment, and activity level
General condition
Confirming conditioning
History
Condition scoring
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Technically which is in a slightly deeper stage:
Sedation
Tranquilization
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Used to treat hypoproteinemia
antibiotics
Microbials
Plasma
serum
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A normal healthy patient
P2
P3
P1
P4
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Where do we not check MM color: Conjunctiva of lower eyelid, vulva, prepuce, ear canal
Prepuce
ear canal
lower eyelid
Vulva
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Lactated ringers is what kind of fluid administration? Choose all that apply
Colloid
Crystalloid
20 ml/kg/hr
5 ml/kg/hr
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Delayed conduction through the AV node. Detected only on ECG tracing (increased P-R interval)
Atrial standstill
Second degree AV heart block
First degree AV heart block
Ventricular fibrillation
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Anesthetics can cause central nervous system stimulation or central nervous system depression
False
True
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A dehydrated animal may have increased ___ values
Kidney
Liver
Lungs
Pancreas
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If the rectum of the patient is covered, a rough estimate of body temp can be obtained by:
Touching the patient's tongue and MM
Touching the patients feet or ears
a. Touching the patient's nose and tail
Feeling the tempeture of exhaled air
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We worry more when a body temperature is ___ than normal because body can start breaking down
Lower
Higher
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Veterinary medicine started around _____ and was considered General "loss of sedation"
1920
1950
1940
1930
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A patient with mild systemic disease
P1
P4
P2
P3
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The estimated blood volume in a dog is
25 ml/kg
100 ml/kg
50 ml/kg
75 ml/kg
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Most often affects sensory nerves ___ anesthesia
regional
balanced
topical
local
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Auscultation of the ___ chest wall for a cardiovascular system examination
Both
Left
Right
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Boxers and giant breeds are sensitive to what drug?
acepromazine
Apomorphine
Thiopental
any sedative
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Loss of sensitivity to pain
Seation
Tenesmus
Analgesia
Stuporis
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IV fluids can be classified as what
solution
all the above
Crystalloid
saline
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Loss of sensation to a limited area of the body. This is nerve blocks and epidural anesthesia
Topical anesthesia
Local anesthesia
Balanced anesthesia
Regional anesthesia
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used daily to provide sedation, tranquilization, immobility, muscle relaxation, & control pain
Sedation
All the above
Anesthesia
Euthanasia solution
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What are the 5 signalments
Breed, age, sex, color, reproduction status
Species, breed, age, sex, reproduction status
Species, breed, age, sex, color
Species, age, color, sex reproduction status
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Performed by a veterinarian to determine diagnosis and treatment planning
PA
PE
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Performed by a vet tech. Provides patient care, respond to patient needs and detect changes
Both
PE
PA
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More depressed and cannot be fully aroused with minimal stimuli
Obtunded
Comatose
Stuporis
Lethargic
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Can be associated with toxin ingestion, CNS disorders or hypoglycemia
Seizures
clotting disorder
anemia
disorientation
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Asucltation of this should be noisy
Liver
Lungs
Kidneys
stomach
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Straining due to the feeling of having to pass stool
Vesicant
constipation
Tenesmus
Stuporis
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Drug-induced sleep, Patient is not easily aroused
sedation
Narcosis
Local anesthesia
tranquilization
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Potassium is an example of a ___ due to its positive charge
Anion
Cation
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Normal sinus arrhythmia during inspiration the HR __ and during expiration the HR __
Increases, decreases
Increases, increases
Decreases, decreases
decreases, increases
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drug induced. Sleeplike state, impaired ability to respond to stimuli but can with stimulation
Narcosis
Local anesthesia
Hypnosis
Opiod
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PLR from a light shown in an eye
Indirect
Direct
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There are some anesthetics that are considered to be 100% safe.
True
False
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Loss of sensation
Tranquilization
Seizures
Sedation
Anesthesia
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____ anesthesia minimizes adverse effects
Regional
Euthanazia
Sedative
Balanced
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Chloride is an example of an ___ due to its negative charge
Anion
cation
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A 10% solution of thiopental sodium for anesthetic induction contains
20 mg/ml
10 mg/ml
1 mg/ml
100 mg/ml
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Whole blood is a colloid solution & can be given in what following presurgical situations?
PCV 14%
PCV 30%
Von Wilebrand Positive
Chronic anemia PCV 25%
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An overdose of anesthesia (pentobarbital)
Anemia
Hypoxia
Hypertension
euthanasia
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Which of the following is not advisable for a patient immediately following surgery?
Providing a source of heat in hypothermic cases
Providing fresh food and water once the animal is conscious
Ample bedding to prevent heat loss and increase comfort
Administering postoperative analgesics as directed
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Occurs with calmness, the patient is reluctant to move. Aware of surroundings but doesn't care
Hypnosis
Tranquilization
Sedation
Narcosis
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PLR that shows both eyes reacting the same
Consensual
miosis
contraction
dilation
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An intravenous catheter should be
placed in critically ill patients only
large enough to allow adequate fluid delivery
as small as possible to avoid pain
larger than the diameter of the vessel
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Describes and anesthesia-induced state deeper than hypnosis
Hypnosis
Surgical anesthesia
Narcosis
Sedation
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A microdrip administration set is 15 gtt/ml
False
True
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Can be aroused with minimal stimuli
Comatose
Stuporous
obtunded
Lethargic
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Used to administer IV fluids over 10kg
Macrodrip
Microdrip
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Lilo the dog weighs 15 lb. It is correct to select a macrodrip administration set.
False
True
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Sighthounds are sensitive to what drug?
all the above
acepromazine
propanol
Thiopental
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Decreased oxygen to tissues. Pediatric patients are prone to this post anesthesia
Hypertension
anemia
Hypotension
hypoxia