Monitoring
This equipment monitors the rhythm of the heart.
What is ECG?
Most common cause of hypotension
What is the inhalant?
What is the swallow reflex?
Classification of pain that results from a broken bone.
What is somatic pain?
This drug can lead to colic in horses
What is atropine?
The lowest acceptable MAP for dogs and cats.
What is 60mmHg?
What is hypercapnia?
This phase of anesthesia has the highest percentage of anesthetic related deaths.
What is recovery?
Common side effect of NSAIDs
What is GI upset?
Drugs that are combined in "Triple Drip"
What is ketamine, xylazine and guaifenesin?
Stage of anesthesia where the animal experiences excitmenet.
What is Stage II?
Population that is prone to hypoglycemia under anesthesia.
Who are neonates?
Adding this drug to a local block prolongs the duration of action.
What is epineprhine?
Local blocks address pain at these steps in the pain pathway.
What is transduction and transmission?
Fasting recommendation for rodents
What is no fasting time?
Eyes are ventromedial with no palpebral indicates this anesthetic stage.
What is Stage III - Plane 2?
Causes of a delayed capillary refill time
What is hypotension and hypothermia?
The build up of this gas signals the brain to take a breath.
What is CO2?
Term that describes using multiple drugs to target different points in the pain pathway.
What is multimodal analgesia?
Common route to administer induction drugs to rodents
What is intraperitoneal?
This equipment is used to detect arrhythmias.
What is an electrocardiograph (ECG)?
Adjustment to anesthetic protocol for patients with heart disease.
What is decrease fluid rates?
An adverse effect from using a ventilator.
What is hypotension?
Drug that can be used to treat pain wind up or modulation.
What is ketamine?
3 species that are obligate nasal breathers.
What are horses, camelids, rabbits