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machine purposes
deliver O2 at constant rate
vaporize / deliver anesthetic
provide for assisted ventilation
compressed gas source
oxygen (220psi)
nitrous oxide (760psi)
pressure regulator
attached to gas source

reduces pressure to 50-60psi
pressure gauge
tells how much gas is left in the tank

change O2 when less than 200L

change NO2 when 75% gone
flowmeter
controls flow of gas going to the patient

reduces pressure to 15psi

max - 10L/min
min - 500ml/min
flowmeter rebreathing rate
15ml/kg/min
flowmeter nonrebreathing rate
200ml/kg/min
oxygen flush valve
near flowmeter, bypasses the vaporizer to deliver fresh oxygen to patient

rate 50-60L/min

NEVER PUSH WHEN ANIMAL IS HOOKED UP AND POP OFF VALVE IS CLOSED
vaporizer
delivers a controlled amount of anesthetic to patient

takes a liquid, vaporizes it, and delivers to patient
precision vaporizer
controls vapor concentration regardless of environmental conditions
nonprecision vaporizers
vapor concentration is effected by environmental conditions, decide settings based on animal's response
unidirectional dome valves
"flutter valves"
one for inhalation, one for exhalation

keep flow circular and air from going in the wrong direction
breathing hoses
take oxygen and anesthetic to and away from the patient
reservoir bags
stores gas, can be used to perform manual ventilation, and allows for visualizing respiration
reservoir bag size
60ml/kg

OR

5 x TV = bag size in ml
(TV = 10ml/kg body weight)
pop-off / pressure release valve
allows gas to leave / enter the scavenger circuit

closed when ventilating the patient manually
pressure manometer
measures the amount of pressure within the system

dogs - should not exceed 20 cmH20

cats - should not exceed 15 cmH20
scavenger system
filters gas so that no anesthetics leak into the environment
carbon dioxide absorber
absorbs CO2 so fresh oxygen can enter the system

filled with barium hydroxide lime

need to be changed when the crystals change from white to blue
out of circle breathing system
old oxygen does not pick up new anesthetic
in circle breathing system
non precision vaporizer; new anesthetic continually added to old oxygen, levels can increase over time