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What is not a common cause of anesthetic problems
What is not a common cause of anesthetic problems
- Human Error
- Equipment error
- Adverse Effects
- Correct choice of breathing circuit (correct)
What is key in preventing mis-administration of drugs
What is key in preventing mis-administration of drugs
- Triple checking drug calculations (correct)
- Using a needle and syringe to draw up drugs
- Switching to fresh needle after drawing up drugs
- using propofol after alfaxolone for induction
What can happen if the APL Pop-off valve is closed or partially closed (multiple select)
What can happen if the APL Pop-off valve is closed or partially closed (multiple select)
- Increase pressure within the breathing circuit (correct)
- make patient unable to exhale (correct)
- cause barotrauma (correct)
- cause a collapsed lung due to pressure
what is not a reason the patient will not stay anesthetized
what is not a reason the patient will not stay anesthetized
What should you do if the patient moves while under anesthesia
What should you do if the patient moves while under anesthesia
what should you do if patient is in a light plane of anesthesia (stage 3 plane 1)
what should you do if patient is in a light plane of anesthesia (stage 3 plane 1)
What is not a sign you patient may be too deeply anesthetized
What is not a sign you patient may be too deeply anesthetized
What is the first thing you should do if patient is too deep
What is the first thing you should do if patient is too deep
If patient is showing signs of an anesthetic overdose what is the best course of action
If patient is showing signs of an anesthetic overdose what is the best course of action
What are possible causes of pale mucous membranes (multiple select)
What are possible causes of pale mucous membranes (multiple select)
Patient has pale mucous membranes, depth assessment shows patient at an adequate plane, HR and pulse strength are normal, and ETOC2 is 68. what is likely the problem and What is your next step?
Patient has pale mucous membranes, depth assessment shows patient at an adequate plane, HR and pulse strength are normal, and ETOC2 is 68. what is likely the problem and What is your next step?
What causes respiratory depression (multiple select)
What causes respiratory depression (multiple select)
What is a major concerns when removing the patient from 100% O2 to room air
What is a major concerns when removing the patient from 100% O2 to room air
What may cause a prolonged CRT (multiple select)
What may cause a prolonged CRT (multiple select)
What should you do first if the animal has a prolonged CRT
What should you do first if the animal has a prolonged CRT
Your animal has an SAP of 71, MAP of 58 and a DAP of 49... yout patient is
Your animal has an SAP of 71, MAP of 58 and a DAP of 49... yout patient is
Your animal has a SAP of 71, MAP of 58, and a DAP of 49, and your patient is hypotensive. In what order should you respond to attempt to increase blood pressure?
Your animal has a SAP of 71, MAP of 58, and a DAP of 49, and your patient is hypotensive. In what order should you respond to attempt to increase blood pressure?
Cardiac sounds, ECG readings, ossilometric BP and doppler are all parameters monitor for information on
Cardiac sounds, ECG readings, ossilometric BP and doppler are all parameters monitor for information on
Match the monitoring device to the physiological function it monitors:
Match the monitoring device to the physiological function it monitors:
What cannot be used to monitor circulation
What cannot be used to monitor circulation
Match the part of the PQRST wave to what it shows about cardiac conduction:
Match the part of the PQRST wave to what it shows about cardiac conduction:
how many electrodes make one lead
how many electrodes make one lead
what lead do we typically show on the monitor
what lead do we typically show on the monitor
why is lead II the preferable choice
why is lead II the preferable choice
What conduction type do small animals have through there heart
What conduction type do small animals have through there heart
What is not a common cause of altered ECG readings ass result of equiptment malfucnction
What is not a common cause of altered ECG readings ass result of equiptment malfucnction
you see this ECG pattern, what is most likely the cause
you see this ECG pattern, what is most likely the cause
Match the following cuff malfunction to its resulting BP reading:
Match the following cuff malfunction to its resulting BP reading:
What two things determine blood pressure
What two things determine blood pressure
Match the following BP measure to what it tells you about circulation:
Match the following BP measure to what it tells you about circulation:
if the doppler displays a number less than 100, what would you consider this value to be representative of
if the doppler displays a number less than 100, what would you consider this value to be representative of
Pick the correct statement regarding oscillometric and Doppler BP readings.
Pick the correct statement regarding oscillometric and Doppler BP readings.
Blood pressure is the resulting vascular pressure as result of cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance. What things below determine the cardiac output
Blood pressure is the resulting vascular pressure as result of cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance. What things below determine the cardiac output
Blood pressure is the resulting vascular pressure as result of cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance. What things below determine the SVR
Blood pressure is the resulting vascular pressure as result of cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance. What things below determine the SVR
Why do we give high rates of fluids during anesthesia (multiple select)
Why do we give high rates of fluids during anesthesia (multiple select)
How to administration of blood products influence stroke volume
How to administration of blood products influence stroke volume
Peripheral arterial BP is a type of what kind of BP measuring
Peripheral arterial BP is a type of what kind of BP measuring
What three things determine oxygen content within the body
What three things determine oxygen content within the body
what is the difference between hypoxia and hypoxemia
what is the difference between hypoxia and hypoxemia
What is the V/Q ratio
What is the V/Q ratio
There are five causes of hypoxemia. Laura provided a saying "lovers have different values right?" to help us remember the first letter of each of the five causes. What are the five causes?
There are five causes of hypoxemia. Laura provided a saying "lovers have different values right?" to help us remember the first letter of each of the five causes. What are the five causes?
V/Q mismatch is the defined as the disruption in balance between ventilation and perfusion in which the elimination of one or the other can impair the ability to oxygenate
V/Q mismatch is the defined as the disruption in balance between ventilation and perfusion in which the elimination of one or the other can impair the ability to oxygenate
V/Q mismatch can present two different ways. One way can be perfusion is normal but ventilation is impaired. What are the two most common reasons ventilation fails enough to lead to a V/Q mismatch?
V/Q mismatch can present two different ways. One way can be perfusion is normal but ventilation is impaired. What are the two most common reasons ventilation fails enough to lead to a V/Q mismatch?
what is the first thing to check if patient has a low SPO2?
what is the first thing to check if patient has a low SPO2?
Your patient is showing signs of hypoxia and you must check your patient, oxygen is on and flowing properly according to the flow meter. what is the first thing you do
Your patient is showing signs of hypoxia and you must check your patient, oxygen is on and flowing properly according to the flow meter. what is the first thing you do
What does laura mean when she says "see pleth before 02"
What does laura mean when she says "see pleth before 02"
Match the terms with their definitions:
Match the terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
what three genral things effect C02 levels
what three genral things effect C02 levels
Match the phases of a capnogram to their corresponding phase of respiration:
Match the phases of a capnogram to their corresponding phase of respiration:
what does the horizontal axis of a capnogram indicate
what does the horizontal axis of a capnogram indicate
Why is there a slight time lag between the real exhale and the production of the capnogram
Why is there a slight time lag between the real exhale and the production of the capnogram
why is capnography one of the most important monitoring parameters
why is capnography one of the most important monitoring parameters
How much can you reduce isoflorane if patient is hypercapnic
How much can you reduce isoflorane if patient is hypercapnic
If patient is Hypercapnic, at an adequate depth, has normal vitals, what is likely the cause and what can you do to troubleshoot
If patient is Hypercapnic, at an adequate depth, has normal vitals, what is likely the cause and what can you do to troubleshoot
Why should we be careful with the amount of IPPVs we give? (multiple select)
Why should we be careful with the amount of IPPVs we give? (multiple select)
Under anesthsia, permissive hypercapnia allows us to tolerate ETCO2 levels up to 55mmhg. what are the benefits of a slightly higher ETCO2 (multiple select)
Under anesthsia, permissive hypercapnia allows us to tolerate ETCO2 levels up to 55mmhg. what are the benefits of a slightly higher ETCO2 (multiple select)
Permissive hypocapnia allows us to accept ETCO2 valves of above 60 mmhg
Permissive hypocapnia allows us to accept ETCO2 valves of above 60 mmhg
What is this capnograph depicting
What is this capnograph depicting
what is this capnogram depicting
what is this capnogram depicting
what is this capnogram depicting
what is this capnogram depicting
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
What does this capnogram depict
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Capital of France (example flashcard)
Capital of France (example flashcard)
Paris
