Anti-Inflammatory/ Analgesia
Pain from the nervous system
What is neuropathic pain
The time between when anesthesia is ended and when the animal can walk
What is recovery period
Propofol that can be used around a month after puncture
What is Propofol 28
How the drug produces effects on the body
What is pharmacodynamics
Science of drugs and their effects on living systems
What is pharmacology
Pathway that is involved in the inflammation response
Reflex that returns right before pulling the ET tube
What is the swallow reflex
Prediction of induction/recovery rate based on solubility
Partition coefficient
How the drug moves through the body
What is pharmacokinetics
Drugs that do not need a prescription to obtain
What is over the counter
The increased sensitivity to painful stimuli
What is hyperalgesia
Drugs that replicate effects of the sympathetic nervous system
What are sympathomimetic drugs
Effect when patients do not respond to external stimuli due to dissociative agents
What is cataleptoid state
How well a drug and receptor can bind
What is affinity
A drug meant IV going outside of the vein
What is extravascular
Stage where pain signals can be dampened
What is modulation
What is the post op period
Class of drugs used for euthanasia
What are Short-Acting Barbiturates
An increased amount of drug receptors causing better absorption and less activity
What is upregulation
Communication from the vet to the vet tech/nurse to get medications for a client
What is drug order
Cardinal signs of inflammation
What is redness, heat, swelling/edema, pain, loss of function
Time between IV boluses for anesthetic maintenance
What is 3-5 minutes
Class of dissociative agents
What is C-III
Four stages of pharmacokinetics
What is absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion
Manipulating drugs to get a dose in any way other than what is approved
What is compounding