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Anesthesia in Veterinary Medicine: Important Definitions and Considerations, Quizzes of Animal Biology

Definitions and context for various terms related to anesthesia in veterinary medicine, including cautious anesthetics for greyhounds, historical milestones, vital centers in the central nervous system, recommended anesthesia techniques, surgical procedures requiring ippv, considerations for choosing an anesthetic, and potential issues for specific breeds. It also includes information on electrocardiac tracings, bleeding times, fluids for iv administration, and monitoring for lung compression and hypoxia.

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2015/2016

Uploaded on 10/04/2016

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Download Anesthesia in Veterinary Medicine: Important Definitions and Considerations and more Quizzes Animal Biology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 The anesthetic that should be used with caution in greyhounds due to the possibility of a prolonged effect is: DEFINITION 1 Thiopental TERM 2 The decade that gas anesthesia become widely used in veterinary medicine in the US was the: DEFINITION 2 1960's TERM 3 The part of the central nervous system that contains the vital centers for cardiac and respiratory function is the DEFINITION 3 medulla TERM 4 The anesthesia technique that is recommended for a procedure that is anticipated to take longer than 10 minutes is: DEFINITION 4 Inhalation TERM 5 The type of surgical procedure that is likely to require Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation (IPPV) is: DEFINITION 5 intrathoracic or open chest TERM 6 Of the considerations listed below, which is most important to consider in the process of choosing an anesthetic technique for a particular patient DEFINITION 6 pre-anesthetic physical exam TERM 7 The agent involved in anesthesia that is often avoided in pediatric and geriatric patients because of prolonged duration of action is DEFINITION 7 Acepromazine TERM 8 The breeds of dogs that may have trouble breathing during a general anesthesia because of anatomical obstruction of airways and collection of salivary secretions are: DEFINITION 8 brachycephalic TERM 9 Od the electrocardiac tracings listed below, the one that is considered normal for the dog is: DEFINITION 9 sinus arrhythmia TERM 10 Bleeding times longer than normal would be an indication of a bleeding disorder. The normal buccal mucosal bleeding time in the dog is: DEFINITION 10 2 to 4 minutes
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