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Species
Breed
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Age
Repo Status |
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Mini Risk
Norm, healthy
COnditions:spay, neuter, declaw |
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Low Risk
Mild systemic disease
Conditions: neo, geriatric/ obese
Mild dehydrated
Tumor Removal |
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Moderate Risk
Severe Systemic Disease
Conditions: Anemia, Mod. Dehydrated, Major Organ Disease |
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High Risk
disease that's constant threat to life
Conditions: Ruptured Bladder, internal bleeding, pyometra, Pneumothorax |
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Extreme Risk
Moribund
Conditions: Severe Head Trauma, Gastric Dilatation volvulus, End stage of organ disease |
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| What is the difference betw. Crystaloids and Colloids? |
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| Colloids contain large molecules that cant pass though cell walls and doesn't leave circulation and Crystaloids can |
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| What are some Colloids examples? |
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Hetastarch
Hextend
Plasma
Whole blood |
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| What is the most common used fluid? |
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| What are some Crystaloids example? |
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LRS
.9% CaCl (Norm Saline)
5% Dextrose |
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| What type of fluid is used to maintain cardiovascular functions? |
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| Ventricular premature complexes (VPC) |
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| What are some common causes of Anesthetic Complications? |
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Human error
Equipment failure
Anesthetics
Patient med history |
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| What are some Human Errors in Anes. Comp. |
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over/under dose,
lack of med info of patient & machine |
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| What are some Equipment Failures in Anes. Comp. |
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| Empty O2 tank, E. tube, Pop off valve |
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| What are some Patient factors in Anes. Comp. |
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Geriatric
Pediatric
Brachycephalics
Trauma
Systemic Disease
Poor Conditions peroid |
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| What is an example of Phenothiazine |
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| What is an example of Benzodiazepenes? |
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| Diazepam, Midazolam, and Lorazepam |
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| What are some sedative can be used for premeds? |
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| Phenothiazine and Benzodiazpenes |
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| What are some Pure Agonist of Opioids |
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| Hydromorphone, Morphine, and Fentanyl |
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| What is the reversal to Opioids? |
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| What side effects can opioids cause? |
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| Hypothermia, Bradycardia, and Diarrhea |
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| What are the most common effect of opioids? |
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| Why would you used anticholinergic? |
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support cardiac function
Inc. BP
Inc. Cardiac Output |
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| Why would you not use anticholinergic? |
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Hypoxemia
Dec. tear production
Inc. myocardial O2 Consumption (HR works harder) |
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| What are some examples of an Anticholinergic |
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| Atropine and Glycopyrrolate |
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| Butorphanol, Acepromazine and Atropine |
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| Buprenorphine, Acepromazine, and Glycopyrrolate |
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| what are the side effects of Propofol |
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| muscle tremors, paddling, and apnea |
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| A common combinations of a kitty cocktail? |
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| Dexdomitor and Butorphanol |
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| What color is Isoflurance |
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| What color is Sevoflurance |
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| What is Nitrous Oxide good for? |
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| Speeds the uptake of other agents into the bloodstream |
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| Minimum Alveolar Concentration |
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| What is the MAC of Sevflurance |
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| What is the MAC of Isoflurance |
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| irregular heartbeat/ rhythm |
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| collapse of part of 1 or 2 lungs |
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| temporary loss of muscle function |
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| involuntary eye movement from side to side |
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| breathing at abnorm. slow rate |
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| Dogs & cats that weigh less than 5lbs should be fasted how long prior to surgery? |
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| A normal healthy cat or dog should be fasted for how long before surgery? |
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| What age group should we never fast before surgery? |
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| What breed is sensitive to barbiturates because of their lack of body fat? |
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| An animals body weight is composed of about how much water? |
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| This compartment consists of the largest volume of fluid, about two thirds of total body water. (approximately 40%) |
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| Intracellular compartment |
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| Plasma is what percent of body weight? |
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| Blood volume in dogs and large animals |
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| What is the major component of ECF? |
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| What is the major component of ICF? |
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| These are usually polyionic and isotonic fluids |
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| This type of fluid pulls fluid into the intravascular space |
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Ocular & nasal discharge
Chemosis
Subcutaneous edema
Increased lung sounds
Dyspnea
Coughing
Restlessness
Hemodilution |
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| A premed is a combination of what? |
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| A sedative & opioid analgesic |
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| What is one major side effect of acepromazine? |
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| Keels balance inside/outside of the cell |
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| What is the total body percentage of Potassium? |
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| what are the sign of a PS2 in cats? |
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quiet
seeks solitude
sits tucked up
Cooat: Rough/fluffed
Licking at wound site |
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| what are the sign of a PS1 in cats? |
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withdrawal
change in norm routine
less interested |
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| what are the sign of a PS3 in cats? |
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constant yowling, growling, or hissing
bite/chew at wound
unlikely to move
growl/ hiss at non painful palpation |
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| what are the sign of a PS4 in cats? |
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unresponsive
unaware of surroundings
Rigid to avoid movement |
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| what are the sign of a PS2 in dogs? |
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uncomfortable at rest
whimper/cry
reluctant to respond |
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| what are the sign of a PS3 in dogs? |
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guards wound by altering body weight
crying, chewing at site, groaning
unwilling to move |
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| what are the sign of a PS1 in dogs? |
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restless
distracted easily |
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| what are the sign of a PS4 in dogs? |
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Constant screaming/ groaning
Chew at wound
difficult to distract
potentially unresponsive |
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| Return of Spontaneous Circulation |
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| Flowmeter: Indicates gas flow expressed in l/min |
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| Duration of action for propofol? |
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| Onset of action for propofol? |
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| Recovery time for propofol |
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| Recovery time for Ketamine and Valium |
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| Duration of action for Telazol? |
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| Duration of action for Ketamine and Valium |
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| Onset of action for Ketamine and Valium |
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| What is the reversal of Decdomitor? |
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