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Blood pressure should never drop below _____ during anesthesia?




Normal Blood pressure?

Below 80 mmHg




Normal Systolic: 100-160

Indirect blood pressure devices?

Sphygmomanometer/ Doppler, Oscillometric

esophageal stethoscope:

Amplifies found of HR & RR

Hyper/Hypo Capnia Etco2?


*Etco2: Expired co2

Hypercapnia: Respiratory acidosis (above 40mmHg)




Hypocapnia: Respiratory Alkalnosis (Below 30mmHg)

Capnography?

Co2 Monitor




Normal: 35-45 mmHg

Pulse Oximeter: HR & Oxygen saturation (Sao2)




Placed: Tongue, lip, tail, ear, digits, rectal

Sao2 should never drop beow?




Normal Sao2?




Hypoxemia?

less than 90%




95-100 %




less than 60%

Heart rate:


Normal & Anesthesia ranges

Normal:


D 70-80bpm; C 145-200bpm, H 30-45bpm




Anesthesia:


D 60-180; C 100-220bpm; H 28-50bpm


notify doc if drops below 60-80 bpm.

Respiration rate?


Normal & Anesthesia ranges

Normal: D 10-30bpm; C 25-40bpm




Anesthesia: 8-20bpm

Atelectasis

collapse lungs

Oxygen tank (Green); Canada White

Nitrogen tank (Black)




Power the drills, saws, orthopedic

Nitrous oxide tank (BLue)




Liquid & gas

carbon dioxide tank (gray)




Laparsopic procedures

Mixed oxygen tank (yellow)




Ventilators, scuba divers



Helium tanks (Brown)





E-Tank?


G-Tank?


H-Tank?

E: Small 1200psi




G: Medium/ scuba




H: Large 2200psi

normal tidal volume?

10ml/kg/min

Open system?

Non rebreathing of exhale gasses.




Mask/cone.




No co2 absorbent; no bag




Lab animals

Semi-open system?

Non rebreathing of exhale gasses




No co2 abosrbent



Reservior bag to store anesthetic gasses and o2




7-10 kg




Use bain curcuit




mini dead space





Semi-closed system?

Partial re breathing (most common used)


25-50 ml/kg/min




Components: Pop-off valve, Carbon dioxide absorbent




Soda lime (Turns blue, needs change)




Voc


Closed system?

Circular system with pop-off valve closed



O2 flow is equal to the animals O2 metabolic requirement




Small 4-7 ml/kg/min


Large 2 ml/kg/min

The amount of oxygen an animal is receiving is indicated by the?




A. oxygen tank pressure gauge.


B. flow-meter


C. pressure manometer


D. Vaporizer settings

B. Flow-meter

when the oxygen tank is full, the tank pressure gauge will read approximately?




A. 1100 psi


B. 2000 psi


C. 500 psi


D. 2200 psi



A. 1100 psi

The pressure gauge of nitrous oxide tank will read ______ psi when the tank is full and half full.




A. 2200


B. 1100


C. 760


D. 500



C. 760

Nitrous oxide is present in the tank as a ?




A. liquid


B. gas


C. liquid and gas

C. liquid and gas

the minimum size for the reservoir bag can be calculated as?




A. 20-ml/kg


B. 60 ml/lg


C. 80 ml/kg


D. 100 ml/kg

B. 60 ml/kg

the flutter valves on an anesthetic machine help?




A. control the direction of movement of gases.


B. maintain a full reservoir bag


C. remove carbon dioxide


D. Vaporize the liquid anesthetic

A. control the direction of movement of gases.

the pop-off vale is part of the anesthetic machine and helps?

prevent excessive gas pressure from building up within the breathing circuit.

T/F: Rebreathing systems are best reserved for animals over 7 kg?

true

Rebreathing is determine primarily by?

fresh gas flow

Nonrebreathing systems should have maintenance flow rates that are?

130 ml/g/min

the tidal volume of an animal is considered to be?

10-15 ml/kg

Pop-off vale system pressure should never go higher than?

20mmhg