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21 Cards in this Set
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What are the anticholinergic premedications?
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Atropine and glycopyrolate
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Difference b/t Atropine and Glycopyrolate
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1. Atropine does not cross the BBB, glyco does
2. Atropine works quicker, but does not last as long 3. Glyco is 2-4x more potent, prevents bradycardia without tachycardia |
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What is the phenothiazine tranquilizer and what are its effects?
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Acepromazine: neuroleptic, NO analgesia, sedative, antiarrhytmic, antiemetic
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What is the reversal agent for Diazepam(Valium)
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Flumazenil
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List the potenty of opiods from least potent to most potent
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morphine,oxy, fentanyl patch
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What is the reversal for the opoids
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Naloxone
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What opiod is a mu agonist, kappa antagonist
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butorphanol
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What is the reversal agent for the respiratory depression seen with Buprinex?
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none, naloxone does not reverse respiratory depression of buprenorphine
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What spp is extremely sensitive to xyaline and what dose should be administered
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cattle (give 1/10th) the dose, also sheep and goats
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what is the reversal agent for xylazine?
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yohimbine or tolazoline
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What is reversal for detomidine
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telazolin
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what is the reversal for medetomidine
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atipamazole
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what are the ultra short acting barbituates
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thiopental, thiamylal, methohexital
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what is the short acting barbituates
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pentobarbital
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if given daily in cats, what can be seen with the administration of propofol
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heinz body anemia
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how do horses respond to propofol
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they wake up too fast adn are excitatory
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what anesthestic agent is associated with open eyelids after use
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ketamine
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What is added to ketamine before use in cats
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diazepam
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What local anesthetic is used for nn blocks and IV antiarrhythmias
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lidocane
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what local anesthetic is mainly a opthalamic agent
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proparacaine
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list the order of chronotrophy of the drugs used for arrythmias
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isoproterenol, dopamine, dobutamine
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