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| anxiety is relieved, patient is relaxed but aware (awake) |
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Drowsy and unaware of surroundings
WILL respond to PAIN |
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| Drug induced state of DEE SLEEP - Difficult to arouse patient |
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| Trance like sleep, artificially-induced and READILY AROUSED |
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State of sedation w/ analgesia - Enough for minor surgery
Tranq + Analgesic
**Sensitive to noise! |
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| Hallmark of Neruoleptanalgesia |
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Noise responsive
put cotton in ears! |
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Controlled reversible depression of CNS
- not arousable (unconscious)
- motor/autonomic functs are attenuated |
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Drugs targeted to each component
- Unconsciousness
- analgesia
- muscle relax
- blunt reflexes |
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| the state of general anesthesia that is sufficient for surgery to be performed |
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| How many mg/ml or g/dL are in a 5% solution |
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| Calculating Volume of Dose |
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Kg * (mg/kg) = mg dose
mg dose/ [ ] of mg/ml = Volume dose |
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| Must KEEP RECORDS and MONITORING - Critical for support standard of care - (Defense!) |
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| Where is the best place to look for anesthesia risk |
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| 3 things that monitor homeostasis |
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1. Ventilation, Gas exchange
2. Temperature
3. Glucose |
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| Animals usually get hyper or hypothermic during surgery? |
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| Hypothermia - usually initial decrease first hr = 0.5 - 1.5 degrees |
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| What does Hypothermia cause during surgery |
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- Decreased CO, BP, HR
- Peripheral vasoconstriction --> Metabolic acidosis
- prolonged clotting times
- Hemoconcentration, sludging
- CNS depression |
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| Hypothermia causes complications after surgery |
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- Wound infections
- Prolonged drug metabolism
- Delays recovery
- Shivering increases O2 consumption up to 600%
- Distressing |
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| What drug causes Hyperthermia in cats |
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| Causes of hyperthermia in surgery |
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- Usually iatrogenic- we apply too much
- MH reported in all species
- Cats and Opiods (can see up to 5 hrs into recovery, slow onset) |
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| Why is it important to monitor glucose levels |
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Hypoglycemia
- Glucose is the sole fuel for the brain
- Biochemical stress response (70 mg/dl) |
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Muscle weakness, Nausea/Vomiting, CNS depression, coma, Seizures
Sympathetic stimulation
Tachyarrythemias
- NON-SPecific signs of WHAT??? |
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| An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage |
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