terminology Flashcards
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anesthesia
unconsciousness produced by a controlled, reversible intoxication of the CNS
Anesthetist
any person trained to administer anesthesia
anesthesiology
study of anesthesia
anesthesiologist
a veterinarian who specializes in anesthesia
analgesia
relief of pain
Autonomic nervous system
involuntary nervous system. sympathetic or parasympathetic
anticholinergic
parasympathetic drugs block cholinergic receptors of PNS. not analgesic or anesthetic but used with it
body composition
amount of body fat or muscle
bradycardia
low heart rate
circulation
movement of blood in regular course
dissociogenics
overstimulate of CNS instead of depression. dissociated mind from body
extubation
removal of endotracheal tube
general anesthesia
state of unconsciousness produced by anesthetic agents. absence of pain over entire body
hypertension
high blood pressure
hyperthermia
high blood temperature
hypotension
low blood pressure
hypothermia
low blood temperature
induction
production of unconsciousness or anesthesia by use of appropriate agents
inhalant
absorbed through the lungs at alveolar level
intubation
insertion of tube, as into the larynx
local analgesics
analogs of cocaine. blocks transmission of impulses along nerve fiber. acts directly on a nerve to lose sensation and motor function
maintenance
after induction, enter anesthetic depth adequately for surgical procedure
MAC
deals with inhalants. measures potency comparing one agent to another
narcotic
opiates. derived from opium plant.