Anesthesiology Exam1

Front 1

Define Analgesia

Back 1

Freedom from or absence of pain

Front 2

Define Sedation

Back 2

A state characterized by depression accompanied by drowsiness. The patient will be unaware of its surroundings

Front 3

Define Tranquilization

Back 3

a state of behavioral change, wherein anxiety is relieved and the patient is relaxed, although the patient is aware of its surroundings

Front 4

In what stage of anesthesia would you likely see pupil dilation with prominent eyelash, palpebral and corneal reflexes.(You would also see nystagmus in horses)

Back 4

Stage 2

Front 5

In what plane of Stage 3 anesthesia would an animal be if painful procedures cause an increase in heart and respiratory rates, tactile and palpebral reflex no longer occur, and the third eyelid partially covers the cornea in the dog and cat. (The cornea may be completely hidden by the lower eyelid of the cow

Back 5

Plane 2

Front 6

In What plane of Stage 3 anesthesia may a dog horse and cow be intubated but not a pig or cat

Back 6

Plane1

Front 7

During plane 3 stage 3 anesthesia where will the cornea be

Back 7

centered between the palpebra

Front 8

Besides eyeball rotation what other physical cues can be used to determine depth of anesthesia

Back 8

Yawning - persists to stage 3
Ear Flick - stage 3 plane 2
Anal reflex - dangerous depth

Front 9

What type of Medical Gas tank is Blue

Back 9

Nitrous oxide

Front 10

What is the purpose of the Pin Index Safety System (P.I.S.S)

Back 10

To prevent type E cylinders from being placed on the anesthesia machine incorrectly/