Test 1 Flashcards

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Anesthesia is divided into 5 main phases of “time”, what are they?

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Patient evaluation
Preanesthetic 
Induction
Maintenance
Recovery
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A good general anesthetic will include what 3 important effects?

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Hypnosis, muscle relaxation, pain relief, amnesia

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During which phase of anesthesia is the owner talked to about the risk of anesthesia and the preanesthetic testing that might be done?

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Patient evaluation

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How long is food withheld before general anesthesia?

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10-12 hours

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What are 7 reasons for using pre-anesthetic before surgery?

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Calm/sedate the patient 
Muscle relaxation
Analgesia
Reduces amount of other drugs administered
Decrease salivation
Smoother induction
Smoother recovery
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What are 5 common pre-meds used?

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Acepromazine, Diazepam, Torbugesic, Morphine, Atropine, Rompun/Xylazine

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What are 5 methods and or sites to check the animal’s heart rate?

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Stethoscope
Esophageal scope
ECG
Palpate artery 
Pulse oximeter
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What arteries can you palpate for a heart rate?

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femoral, tongue, facial, base of tail, pedal

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Carbon dioxide is removed from the anesthetic system by the what?

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soda lime

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What are 5 guidelines for when to change the soda lime on the anesthetic machine?

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Any color change
If sitting for 3 months
Heat production
Granules should be soft (if not it gone bad)
Stormy recovery
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What guideline for changing soda lime is used at NCTA?

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color change, every 3 months, hard recovery

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What are 2 hypo conditions that pale mucous membranes may indicate?

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hypothermia and hypotension

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What are 4 ways you can check the patient’s resp rate?

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Watching chest
Watch rebreathing bag
Pulse oximeter
Flutter valves

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The pulse oximeter provides and indirect measure of the what?

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percentage of oxygen in blood

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What are 4 places on the patient that a pulse oximeter might be located?

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Tongue
Rectum
Base of tail
Ears

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What should be done if apnea occurs after the induction anesthetic is administered?

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Give oxygen (if not breathing for 15 seconds)

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What are 8 ways to prevent body heat loss during anesthesia?

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Water blanket
Towel
Rice bags
Bubble wrap
Warm packs
Bear huggers
Warm fluids
Heated socks
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Fluid overload can cause what?

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drowning the lungs

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What are 4 common IV induction agents?

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Pentothol, Propofol, tetosol, ketamine + valium, alfaxan

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What are 2 IM injection agents?

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Ketamine + xylazine and ketomine

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What are 6 indicators that a patient is deep enough to intubate include what?

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No palpebral reaction
No pedal reaction
Calm and sedated
Relaxed jaw
Unconscious
Tongue doesn't pull back
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Depending on the anesthetic being used, induction anesthesia might be accomplished by which routes of administration?

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IV, IM, Inhalation via mask or chamber

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What are 2 most common inhalation anesthetics currently used in veterinary medicine?

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Isoflurane and Sevoflurane

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Isoflurane may be irritating to the trachea so should be introduced gradually, true or false?

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true

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After intubation, which is done first, inflating the cuff or tying the tube?
tying the tube
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The internal diameter of the endotracheal tube is indicted with what unit of measure?
mm
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Should oxygen tanks be turned off at night or left on for emergency?
Turned off
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Oxygen flow is measured in ______ or ______ per minute?
liters or cc
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Inhalation anesthetic is converted from a liquid to a gas in the what?
vaporiser
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What is the purpose of the one-way breathing valves on the anesthetic machine?
Keeps 02 and Ax flowing in one direction
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The pop off valves controls?
amount of gas that enters the scavenger system
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When the patient is connected to the breathing hoses and inhalation anesthesia is being administered, the pressure relief valve should in most cases be set in what position?
open
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What does the oxygen flush system do?
deliver 02 to re-breathing bag with no Ax
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A non-breathing system is often used for what sized patients?
animals under 15lbs
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What are 3 advantages of inhalation anesthesia over most injectable anesthetics?
Controllable Safer for long Ax Spares liver and kidney
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During recovery what are 5 things that can be done to help the animal eliminate the anesthetic and recovery sooner?
Give oxygen for 5 minutes, place animal on sternum, keep warm and comfortable, rubbing or rotate the animal every 15 minutes
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During recovery the patient should receive straight oxygen for a minimum of how long?
5 minutes
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When can the endotracheal tube be removed?
when the animal can swallow on its own
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During recovery it is important to keep the patients body temperature above?
98 degrees
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How long after the animal recovers from anesthesia should most patients be fed?
4-6 hours
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When using nitrous oxide, at least how much of the total gas flow must be oxygen?
less than 40%
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What are 3 reasons nitrous oxide is sometimes used as a second gas along with another inhalation anesthetic?
good analgesia good muscle relaxant good anti-anxiety
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What is the major reason nitrous oxide is not used more often than it is?
Bad for us
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What are 4 ways to prevent the rebreathing of Ax gases?
no leaks in the machine high oxygen flow inflated cuff flutter valves
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When a patient is under general anesthesia, what are 5 indicators that the patient may be feeling pain?
``` increased HR increased RR reflexes coming back increased salivation feel pads of feet, sweating? ```
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In an awake patient what are 6 indicators of pain?
whining, biting, panting, licking, looking at part of body that hurts, sitting in back of cage, shallow breathing
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What IH anesthetic machines does NCTA have?
Narkovet, Pitman moore 970, Pitman moore 980, Matrx,Ohmeda
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What machines at NCTA use Isoflurane?
Narkovet, Pitman moore 970, Matrx, Ohmeda
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What machines at NCTA use Sevoflurane?
Pitman moore 980
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Why are large oxygen tanks used?
Hold more oxygen for the same price as a small tank
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How many psi are in a large tank of oxygen?
2200 psi
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How many psi are in a small tank of oxygen?
2000 psi
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How does one open the large oxygen tank?
Knob on top
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How much pressure should run from the oxygen tank to the anesthetic machine?
50
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How is the pressure adjusted?
wing nut/ oxygen flush
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How does one know how much oxygen is in the oxygen tank?
pressure gauge
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A large tank needs to be changed when the pressure drops to what?
100 psi
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How do you determine the correct size to use?
6X title volume and round up to nearest 1,000
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What is the purpose of the flutter valves?
keep 02 and Ax going in one direction
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What is another name for flutter valves?
Uni-directional valves
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What is the purpose of soda lime?
soaks up CO2
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When do we change the soda lime at NCTA?
After 3 months or whenever changes color
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Where is soda lime kept?
gray cupboard
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What is the purpose of the pop-off valve?
lets excessive pressure out
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What is another name for the pop-off valve?
pressure relief valve
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What is the purpose of the scavenger hose?
remove waste (CO2, N)
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The scavenger hose runs from the _________ to the ______
rebreathing bag to the charcoal canister
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What is the purpose of the charcoal canister?
absorbs excess anesthetic
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What is the charcoal canister not effective with?
nitrous oxide
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What is another name for charcoal canister?
F/air, clean air
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When should the canister be changed?
when it gets to 50g
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What is the purpose for the pressure manometer?
patient safety, check machine for leaks, need to sigh patient
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The pressure manometer is usually read in what?
cm of water pressure
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When checking machine for leaks we want the manometer to stay at ______ for ________ seconds
30 cm for 30 seconds
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When ventilating a patient the manometer should read what for a dog?
15 cm
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When ventilating a patient the manometer should read what for a cat?
10 cm
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What machines do no have small tank pressure gauges?
Narkovet, Pitman moore 970 and 980
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Where are extra oxygen regulators for large tanks kept?
gray cupboard
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Where are extra full oxygen tanks kept?
gray cupboard
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Where are empty oxygen tanks kept?
recovery
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How do you know a tank is empty?
it will say empty on it
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Which machines can handle small tanks?
Pitman moore 980 and 970 and Narkovet
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Which NCTA machines are precision vaporizers?
Pitman moore 980 and 970, Narkovet, Matrix, Ohmeda
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Which NCTA machines is the vaporizer outside the circuit?
Pitman moore 980 and 970, Narkovet, Matrix, Ohmeda
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What is the minimum oxygen flow needed for Pitman moore 980 and 970, Narkovet, Matrix, Ohmeda?
500 cc