Vitals
Term for slow heart rate
bradycardia
You must keep this open if you want your patient to stay alive
pop-off valve
Device that measure how much oxygen is in the blood
pulse oximeter
Only blood pressure value you can obtain on a doppler
systolic
Gums that are grayish/blue in color are caused by
cyanosis
Term for low blood pressure
hypotension
Where oxygen level can be adjusted
oxygen flow meter
Measures the electrical impulses of the heart
EKG
Hypertension under anesthesia can be a result of the anesthesia being ___________
too light
Your patient has a temperature of 92 degrees. This can lead to a _______ recovery
prolonged
Normal heart rate for a dog under anesthesia is
60-120bpm
Where you can set the amount of anesthetic gas being delivered to the patient
vaporizer dial
waveforms that measure the amount of carbon dioxide being expelled by the patient
capnography
Vaso_________ is another term for hypertension
vasoconstriction
Your patient moves in response to surgical stimuli. Your patient is _________ and you should ___________ their anesthesia.
too light, increase
A heart rate below _____ bpm for an anesthetized cat will require intervention
90bpm
Part of the machine that turns anesthetic liquid into gas
vaporizer
We check the _____ position to help us determine the anesthetic depth of our patients
Eye
Type of blood pressure reading that is done on a device that automatically inflates that cuff and reads the values
oscillometric
Patient eye position is central, pupils are large, no reflexes or muscle tone present, no palpebral reflex. This patient is _________
too deep
Normal MAP blood pressure range for a healthy dog
80-120mmHG
Absorbs anesthetic waste gasses so clean oxygen can be recycled back into the machine
CO2 absorption canister and soda lime
How often should you check vital signs on an anesthetized patient
every 5 minutes
Which MAP blood pressure value should we be very concerned about hypotension?
60mmHG
Your capnograph reads a PCO2 of 55mmHG. This means...
your patient is not ventilating well