Anesthesia Alley
This drug is a commonly used hypnotic agent.
What is propofol?
This nematode resides in the pulmonary arteries and right heart, leading to caval syndrome in severe cases if left untreated.
Bonus: The scientific name is this.
What is heart worm?
Bonus: What is Dirofilaria Immitis.
CRT stands for this in patient assessment.
These diseases are covered by both the DHPP and FVRCP vaccines.
What is distemper, adenovirus type 2, parainfluenza, parvo in dogs and feline viral rhinotracheitis, calici virus, panleukopenia in cats?
Rabbits are considered _______, not rodents.
What is lagomorph?
This drug has occasionally caused hemolytic anemia in felines after repeated use.
What is Propofol 28?
This intestinal parasite looks like spaghetti when expelled in feces.
What is Roundworm?
A patient has collapsed, this is what you check FIRST.
What is the ABC's?
These are 2 common feline viruses that we test for.
What is FIV/FELV?
This animal has rectangular pupils.
What is a goat?
This drug is the reversal for benzodiazepines.
What is Flumazenil?
This external parasite transmits Lyme disease (specifics please).
What is Ixodes scapularis (deer tick)?
An owner walks in with a patient that is seizing. This is what color triage you would assign them based on the triage diagrams posted.
What is red?
This tick borne disease causes a spotted rash in humans?
What is rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (Rickettsia rickettsii)?
This substantial species cannot vomit.
What is horses?
This is the textbook normal range for ET CO2 in an anesthetized patient.
What is 35-45 mmHg?
This parasite egg is often missed because it requires a higher specific gravity solution to float.
What is Whipworm?
This is the shock dose of crystalloids in dogs.
What is 90 ml/kg?
This virus causes hemorrhagic gastroenteritis and severe leukopenia in puppies.
What is Parvo?
A giraffe’s tongue is this color for this reason.
What is dark purple/blue (to avoid sunburn while eating leaves)?
A dog under anesthesia has a blood pressure of 50 mmHg. This would be your first two actions (after alerting the DVM).
What is turn down ISO and give fluid bolus?
What is lungworm?
HBC presents to the clinic, tachycardic, pale, distended abdomen and weak pulses. This is what they are most likely experiencing.
What is hypovolemic shock/hemo-abdomen?
A 1 year old cat presents with effusion and reported lethargy. This disease is likely suspected.
What is FIP?
This animal has fingerprints so similar to humans that they can confuse crime scene investigators.
What is a koala?