58 Questions
Which patients are exceptions to the fasting rules?
Patients with megaoesophagus
How long do we starve very small dogs at risk of hypoglycemia?
1-2 hours
What should be done before starting anesthesia?
All of the above
Which vein is used for IV access in ruminants?
Auricular vein
What is the purpose of IV access during anesthesia?
To allow access of emergency drugs and fluids
What size cannula is used for IV access in rabbits?
22g
What is the most important thing to consider when preparing the theatre for surgery?
Animal position during GA
What should be done to ensure appropriate hygiene when placing a cannula?
Wear gloves
What is the recommended cannula size for IV access in dogs?
20g
When should the anaesthetic record be started?
Before starting anesthesia
Which breed is known to be more sensitive to acepromazine?
Boxer
What should be done prior to anaesthesia to prevent aspiration pneumonia?
Restrict water access for at least 6 hours
Which chemical tests should be included prior to anaesthesia?
PCV, BUN, urine specific gravity, total proteins, blood glucose
What is the purpose of gaining informed consent prior to anaesthesia?
To discuss the risks with the owner
Which patients are at a higher risk during anaesthesia due to reduced hepatic and renal function?
Geriatric patients
What should be done to determine the prognosis of the animal prior to anaesthesia?
Examine the animal
What information should be considered in the history prior to surgery?
How the animal responded to anaesthetic
What is the purpose of assigning an ASA category to every animal prior to operation?
To assess the animal's suitability for anaesthesia
Which breed is known to have increased recovery time during anaesthesia?
Sighthound
Which patients are exceptions to the fasting rules?
Patients undergoing gastric surgery
What is the recommended fasting time for very small dogs at risk of hypoglycemia?
1-2 hours
What is the recommended cannula size for IV access in rabbits?
22g
What is the recommended cannula size for IV access in horses?
14g
What is the recommended cannula size for IV access in dogs?
20g
What vein is commonly used for IV access in ruminants?
Auricular vein
What is the purpose of IV access during anesthesia?
To administer emergency drugs and fluids
What should be done to ensure appropriate hygiene when placing a cannula?
Disinfect the site
What should be done before starting anesthesia?
Groom the animal
What should be considered when preparing the theatre for surgery?
Surgical procedure
Which breed is known to have increased recovery time during anaesthesia?
Greyhound
What tests should be included prior to anaesthesia?
All of the above
What is the purpose of assigning an ASA category to every animal prior to operation?
To evaluate the animal's overall health status
What should be done prior to anaesthesia to prevent aspiration pneumonia?
Starve the animal
What should be done to determine the prognosis of the animal prior to anaesthesia?
Examine the animal
What is the purpose of IV access during anesthesia?
To provide fluids and medications
What is the purpose of gaining informed consent prior to anaesthesia?
To obtain permission to perform the procedure
How long should very small dogs at risk of hypoglycemia be starved prior to anaesthesia?
6 hours
What size cannula is used for IV access in rabbits?
20 gauge
Which patients are exceptions to the fasting rules?
Patients undergoing gastric surgery
What is the recommended fasting time for very small dogs at risk of hypoglycemia?
1-2 hours
What is the recommended cannula size for IV access in rabbits?
22g
What is the recommended cannula size for IV access in horses?
14g
What is the purpose of IV access during anesthesia?
To administer emergency drugs and fluids
Which breed is more sensitive to acepromazine?
Boxers
What tests should be included prior to anesthesia?
PCV, BUN, urine specific gravity, total proteins, blood glucose
What is the purpose of assigning an ASA category to every animal prior to operation?
To evaluate the animal's overall health status
What is the recommended fasting time for animals prior to anesthesia?
6 hours
What should be done to determine the prognosis of the animal prior to anesthesia?
Examine the animal
What are the exceptions to the fasting rules for anesthesia?
Patients undergoing gastric surgery or those with megaoesophagus
How long should very small dogs at risk of hypoglycemia be starved prior to anesthesia?
1 or 2 hours
Which vein is used for IV access in ruminants?
Auricular vein
What size cannula is used for IV access in rabbits?
22g
What is the purpose of IV access during anesthesia?
Allows access to emergency drugs and fluids and all the drugs associated with the normal anesthesia process
What are some factors to consider in the preparation for anesthesia?
Factors to consider in the preparation for anesthesia include signalment and history, breed sensitivity, recovery time in sight hounds, genetic sensitivity in certain breeds, anaesthesia history, animal examination, additional diagnostics, preanaesthetic drugs, ASA category assignment, risks discussion with owner, and gaining informed consent.
What tests should be included prior to anesthesia?
Tests that should be included prior to anesthesia are PCV, Blood urea nitrogen (BUN), urine specific gravity, total proteins, and blood glucose.
What is the importance of assigning an ASA category to every animal prior to operation?
Assigning an ASA category to every animal prior to operation helps in assessing the patient's physical status and determining the level of risk associated with anesthesia.
What is the recommended fasting time prior to anesthesia, and why is it important?
The recommended fasting time prior to anesthesia is at least 6 hours. This is important to prevent aspiration pneumonia caused by regurgitation.
Which breeds are known to be more sensitive to acepromazine?
Boxers, collies, and greyhounds are known to be more sensitive to acepromazine.
"Preparation for Anaesthesia: Key Factors to Consider for Safe and Effective Administration" - This quiz covers important aspects of preparing for anaesthesia, including considering the patient's signalment and medical history. Learn about the increased risks in geriatric patients, breed sensitivities to certain drugs, and genetic sensitivities in specific breeds. Enhance your knowledge to ensure safe and successful anaesthesia administration.
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