Identify the anesthesia

Question 1

For dehorning cattle and small ruminants

Answer 1

Cornual (lacrimal/ zygomaticotemporal)
nerve block

Question 2

Alternative anesthesia for dehorning

Answer 2

Ring block

Question 3

For dehorning goats

Answer 3

Line block

Question 4

Blocks the upper and lower eyelid;

Answer 4

Line block of the eyelid

Question 5

Cattle:
Repair of nasal lacerations and the
placement of a nose ring

Answer 5

Infraorbital nerve block

Question 6

Blocks the lower eyelid only

Answer 6

Auriculopalpebral nerve block

Question 7

Desensitizes the nerves (oculomotor,
trochlear, abducent, and trigeminal)
responsible for sensory and motor
function of all structures of the eye except
the eyelid

Answer 7

Peterson Eye Block

Question 7

Desensitizes the nerves (oculomotor,
trochlear, abducent, and trigeminal)
responsible for sensory and motor
function of all structures of the eye except
the eyelid

Answer 7

Peterson Eye Block

Question 8

Enucleation of the eye,
Surgery of the cornea,
Analgesia of the cornea,
Mydriasis,
Proptosis

Answer 8

Retrobulbar Block

Question 9

Desensitizes the dorsal and ventral nerve
roots of the last thoracic (T13) and first
and second lumbar (L1 and L2) spinal
nerves as they emerge from the
intervertebral foramina.

Answer 9

Proximal Paravertebral Nerve Block

Question 10

Desensitizes the dorsal and ventral rami
of the spinal nerves T13, L1, and L2 at
the distal ends of the transverse
processes of L1, L2, and L4, respectively

Answer 10

Distal Paravertebral Nerve Block

Question 11

Desensitize a selected area of the
paralumbar fossa

Answer 11

Line Block

Question 12

Locally blocks the tissue bordering the
caudal aspect of the thirteenth rib and the
ventral aspect of the transverse
processes of the lumbar vertebrae.

Answer 12

Line Block

Question 13

Typically does not block the peritoneum

Answer 13

Inverted L Block

Question 14

Desensitizes sacral nerves S3,
S4, and S5

Answer 14

low caudal epidural

Question 15

Desensitizes sacral nerves S2,
S3, S4, and S5

Answer 15

High caudal epidural

Question 16

Cattle:
- chronic rectal and vaginal
prolapse

Answer 16

Continuous Caudal Epidural

Question 17

Sheep with severely docked tails;

Answer 17

Lumbosacral Epidural

Question 18

Pigs:
- cesarean section,
- repair of hernias (umbilical,
inguinal),
- prolapses (rectal, vaginal, uterine),
- surgery of the rear limbs, penis,
and prepuce

Answer 18

Lumbosacral Epidural

Question 19

Relieve rectal tenesmus

Answer 19

Sacral paravertebral nerve block

Question 20

Provides analgesia to the anus, vulva,
and vagina

Answer 20

Sacral paravertebral nerve block

Question 21

Standing bull:
- Penile relaxation and analgesia
distal to the sigmoid flexure and
examination of the penis

Answer 21

Internal Pudendal Nerve Block

Question 22

Surgical procedures of the penis:
- repair of prolapses,
- removal of perianal tumors,
- removal of penile papillomas or
warts,
- other minor surgeries of the penis
and prepuce

Answer 22

Internal Pudendal Nerve Block

Question 23

Standing bull:
- Penile relaxation and analgesia
distal to the sigmoid flexure and
examination of the penis

Answer 23

Internal Pudendal Nerve Block

Question 24

Desensitized at a location just proximal to the surgical site

Answer 24

Dorsal Penile Nerve Block

Question 25

Desensitizes the sensory fibers in the spermatic cord

Answer 25

Local Anesthetic Procedures for Castration

Question 26

Specific lesions of the teat: - Teat laceration - Wart

Answer 26

Inverted V Block

Question 27

Commonly used procedure for teat surgeries

Answer 27

Ring Block

Question 28

Assist in surgical conditions that only involve the mucous membranes (eg, removal of polyps)

Answer 28

Infusion of the Teat Cistern

Question 29

Severe cellulitis

Answer 29

Simple ring block

Question 30

Foot surgery

Answer 30

Intravenous regional anesthesia (Bier block)