Monitoring:
Anesthesia/Sedation
Anesthesia/Sedation
The measurement of the minimum arterial pressure during ventricular relaxation (diastole)
Diastolic pressure
You have a 18.9 lbs patient and the Dr. has prescribed cerenia for its vomiting. How many mLs should this patient receive?
0.85mLs
Any of a group of infection-fighting blood cell
White Blood Cells
(Bonus point answer: Leukocytes)
The number of views needed for full radiographic interpretation of a limb
TWO
You have a 3kg patient preparing for anesthesia. What size of breathing bag do you need to grab?
0.5L
95% to 100%
You have a 12.2lbs male rottweiler that has been diagnosed with hookworms.The Dr has prescribed fenbendazole 100mg/mL suspension at 50mg/kg once daily for 3 days. What is the total amount per day of suspension
2.8mLs
A tiny infectious agent consisting of a genetic material (RNA or DNA) in a protein coat, which relies on host cells to reproduce.
Virus
The number of views needed for full radiographic interpretation of the thorax or abdomen
THREE
You have a 45.5kg patient preparing for anesthesia. What breathing circuit do you grab?
Rebreathing
The average arterial pressure exerted during the cardiac cycle (one heartbeat)
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)
A 6.5 kgs, 3 year old, spayed female feline comes in with lameness. Your doctor would like to start with an onsior with a concentration of 20mg/mL solution. She prescribes the injection at 2mg/kg once today. What is your patient's dose
0.65mLs
A tiny infectious agent consisting of a genetic material (RNA or DNA) in a protein coat, which relies on host cells to reproduce.
Pheromone
The cranial marker for abdominal radiographs
3 intercostal spaces cranial to the xiphoid process
You have a 27.5kg patient preparing for anesthesia. What size of breathing bag do you need to grab?
3L
Three ways to measure anesthetic depth:
1) Decreased Jaw Tone
2) Lack of Reflexes
3) Blood Pressure
A 78lbs patient arrives who ate an entire 1lbs bag of grapes. You've been instructed to give a 0.01mg/kg dosage of a 3mg/mL solution. What volume of drug are you administering?
0.12mLs
The abnormal accumulation of fluid in a tissue
Edema
The cranial anatomic marker for lateral thoracic radiographs
Cranial to the thoracic inlet (the manubrium)
You have a 8kg patient preparing for anesthesia. What size of breathing bag do you need to grab?
1L
The measure of the maximum arterial pressure during ventricular contraction (systole)
Systolic Presure
A 32lbs female spayed pitbull presented for cluster seizures. An IV catheter was placed and the Dr asks for a 60 mg/kg dose of Levetiracetam 500mg/5mL solution, diluted in 30mLs sterile saline give over 5 to 10 minutes. What amount of Levetiracetam should be administered to the patient
8.7mLs IV
A class of narcotic drugs derived from opium that can reduce pain, induce sleep, and suppress coughing.
Opiate
Ideal beam position for a ventral dorsal projection of the abdomen
The 13th (last) rib
You have a 2kg patient preparing for anesthesia. What breathing circuit do you grab?
Non-Rebreathing