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preanethetics
anticholinergic- atropine, glycopyrrolate scopolamine; tranqs and sedatives; opioids
stage 1 analgesia
disorientation, hyperreflexia, fear, ptyalism
stage 2 delirium
struggling, excitement, irregular respiration,eyelids open and pupils dilated reflexive vomiting
stage 3 plane 1 light anesthesia
regular resp, no more movement eyeball rotate ventrally pupils partially constrict, no gagging reflex, no toleration of surgery
stage 3 plane 2 medium anesthesia
good for most surgery animal immobile pupil response sluggish, dilated, eye rotate centrally
stage 3 plane 3 deep anesthsia
circ depression, resp shallow, artificial resp may be needed, bp low CRT increased
stage 3 plane 4
respiration is abdominal, fully dilated pupil w/o light response, dry eye, depression of CVS low HR and BP pale mucous membranes and prolonged CRT
stage 4
decreased respiration circ collapse and death
classification of barbs
long acting pheno
intermediate amo
short acting pento
ultrashort thiopental/ methohexital
MOA of barbs
stimulate GABA hyperpolarization decrease CBF adn CMRO and neuronal activity in the brain
thiopental
ultrashort induce anesthesia causes skin sloughing distributed in the brain low distribution muscle and fat
thiopental advisory
avoid use in sight hound due to low oxidation metabolized by liver eliminated by kidney
thiopental on the organs
cv: spike BP and HR decrease intracranial pressure and increase cerebral perfusion pressure, venodialtion increases RBC in spleen
thiopental and resp
coughing laryngospasm due to excessive secretion, apnea which can be treated with doxapram
thiopental pros and cons
good for dogs with epilepsy not good for dogs with acidosis overdose can be treated with oxygen
methohexital
better for sight hounds may cause involuntary movement and delirium not used in horses