Capnography
What is the normal ETCO2 for an anesthetized patient?
What is less than 55 mm Hg
Which drug can increase blood pressure and heart rate and the eyes remain central?
What is ketamine
What is the main objective of using local blocks during anesthesia?
what is MAC sparing effect.
The main parameter to watch to minimize further kidney disease.
what is BP below 70 (MAP)
What would you expect if the flutter valves were stuck on the rebreathe system?
What is increase in inspired and expired CO2
what is hypotensive agents ie ace inhibitors, telmisartan, pimobendan, etc.
What is the toxic dose of lidocaine? Bupivicaine?
What drug increases heart rate and causes vasoconstriction?
What shape of the wave would you expect to see if the ET tube was blocked?
what is a shark fin.
what is acepromazine.
How long does it take for bupivicaine to work? What is duration of action?
What is 20 min to take effect, works for 4-8 hrs post op
What would a capnograph look like if the patient was intubated in the esophagus?
What is flat.
Which class of drugs causes hyperglycemia, and the heart to increase in size on radiographs?
what is alpha 2's
Which drug can you add to bupivicaine to increase duration of action?
What is dexmedetomidine
If there is an issue with metabolism (hypotension, hypothermia) would you expect the ETCO2 to go up or down?
What is decrease (then slowly increase).
This drug can cause heinz body anemia in cats if given repeatedly.
What is propofol.
Local anesthetic stops pain at the level of the CNS: true or false?
What is false.