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Anesthesiology: Lecture 7 Pathophysiology of Anesthesia Part 2 (100% Accurate Answers) Anesthesiology (100% Correct) Anesthesiology (100% Accurate) Anesthesia (100% Verified) Anesthesiology (100% Errorless) Anesthesiology Exam I (100% Error-free) Anesthesiology Final (A+ Graded) Anesthesiology Stud...

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What are some indications for anesthesia? correct answers -Humane treatment of animals -Restraint -Provision of satisfactory condition for surgery Give some examples of how anesthesia can facilitate the performance of surgeries. correct answers -Good muscle relaxation -Central location of eyeb...

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The drug xylazine is best described as an: A. Anti-inflammatory. B. Analgesic and sedative. C. Antiemetic. D. Anesthetic. correct answers B. Analgesic and sedative. Detomidine is approved for use in: A. Dogs. B. Cats. C. Horses. D. Cattle. correct answers C. Horses. Butorphanol is best...

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general anesthesia correct answers a state of controlled and reversible unconsciousness characterized by lack of pain sensation, lack of memory, and relatively depressed reflex responses. analgesia correct answers lack of pain sensation amnesia correct answers lack of memory Types of genera...

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Where would you find a Sertoli cell tumor? correct answers Testicle A Great Dane is presented for her ovariohysterectomy. The owner would also like to have a procedure done at the same time to secure her stomach to the body wall to prevent her from a gastric dilatation volvulus in the future. Wha...

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What is the definition of Anesthesia? correct answers Loss of sensation to all or part of the body. Under general anesthesia the animal is unconscious and unaware of its surroundings. What is the definition of Analgesia? correct answers "without pain". Under analgesia or local anesthesia th...

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Guaifenesin is most often used in horses and cattle to provide correct answers Muscle relaxation Malignant hyperthermia is a potentially fatal syndrome to the anesthetized patient. Which of these species is most prone to this condition? correct answers Pigs What agent is usually avoided when a...

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tranquilization correct answers a state of tranquility and calmness in which the animal is awake, relaxed, and unconcerned about its surroundings. The animal is easily arousable and will respond to painful stimuli. sedation correct answers more profound central nervous system depression than tran...

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when did anesthetic was first used? correct answers 1840 What were the first anesthetics used? correct answers Nitrous oxide ether What factors influence choice of anesthetic? correct answers 1 patient/surgeon preference 2 surgical procedure 3 physiological status 4 age 5 postoperative re...

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Topical Anesthesia correct answers numbs only the tissue surface and is applied as a liquid, ointment, or spray Local Anesthesia correct answers Loss of sensation to a limited area Regional Anesthisia correct answers Loss of sensation in a limited area of the body produced by a local anestheti...

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S: the Safest position for the patient after General anesthesia is: -: face down -: on the back -: on the side with a raised foot end -: on the back with raised head end -: trendelenburg correct answers +: on the back with raised head end S: the anaesthetic apparatus includes an absorber fo...

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Anesthesiology: Lecture 7 Pathophysiology of Anesthesia Part 2 (100% Accurate Answers)

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What is the most common side effect of anesthesia? correct answers Hypotension Why is it the least monitored in practice? correct answers - expense of equipment - not always user friendly What is shock? correct answers - vessels constrict to make up for loss of circulating blood volume -...

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