SURGERY
DRUGS
LABS
ANESHESIA MONITORING
WORDS
100
Our most common medication given intravenously when a surgical patient has a low heart rate AND low mean arterial pressure
What is Glycopyrrolate?
100
The non-brand name of our most commonly used anti-emetic
What is Maropitant?
100
Proper name for a culturette
What is a Copan Swab?
100
A patient size requiring a non-rebreather (open circuit)
What is less than 10 lbs?
100
Hematuria
What is bloody urine?
200
Our primary INDUCTION agents
What are Domitor and Midazolam?
200
Specific medication that cannot be given with non-steroidal anti-inflammatories due to gastrointestinal ulceration
What are steroids?
200
Plasma ONLY
What type of sample is used to run an in-house T4 or a Cortisol levels?
200
The presence of cardiac electrical activity with organized or partially organized cardiac rhythms without a palpable pulse
What is Pulseless Electrical Activity?
200
Difficulty breathing
What is Dyspnea?
300
Anesthetic unit for the purpose of removing exhaled carbon dioxide
What is Sodasorb?
300
Cefovecin
What is Convenia?
300
Required component to be able to run an in-house electrolye panel
What is RE Fluid?
300
What are ventricular premature complexes?
300
OD
What is both eyes?
400
The unit of the anesthetic respiratory pressure gauge
What is cmH2O?
400
The primary antibacterial substance in the ear medication, Claro
What is Florfenicol?
400
Transferring serum or plasma from one blood tube to another without oxygen (without opening the blood tube)
What is anaerobically?
400
What is a Capnograph?
400
Hemorrhage from the nose
What is Epistaxis?
500
Pre-surgical test that can identify hemophilia or factor deficiencies
What is PT/PTT?
500
Categorization based on their medical uses and ability to lead to abuse or dependency
What is Controlled Drug Classification?
500
ALT, ALP, AST, GGT, and TBILI
What values indicate liver inflammation?
500
CRT evaluates this critical component of patient vitals
What is perfusion?
500
Tenesmus
What is difficulty defecating?