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Isoflurane, advantages?
Cardiovascularly safer
Minimal liver metabolism
Medium induction and medium recovery. Disadvantages?
Occasionally stormy recoveries
Respiratory depression
Mid-range money
Malignany arrhythmias
Sevoflorane, advantages?
Highest rapid induction and recovery rate
non-pungent odor
good muscle relaxation
nonarrythmagenic
respiratory depression
rapidly crosses placenta
Much more money
Halothane, advantages?
Less respiratory depression
Rapid induction and recovery (slowest of the three)
Malignant arrythmias
cardiac depression and hypotension
little analgesia
hepatotoxic
2% Lidocaine is used for?
Cats to place endotracheal tube. Who places it?
Tech
Pulse oximeter?
Uses light on a lingual clip to track heart rate and percent blood oxygen saturation
Poor probe placement, hypothermia, hypotension and tachycardia lead to problems with reading
P wave of EKG?
Electrical activity of blood through the upper chambers (atria)
QRS complex of EKG?
Record of electrical activity through the ventricles
ST segment?
Period when ventricles are contracting and no electrical activity is present
Appears as straight line between QRS and T wave
T wave?
Relaxation of the ventricle, preparing electrically for another contraction
Systolic blood pressure?
Blood pressure when blood is leaving the ventricles
Diastolic blood pressure?
Blood pressure when the ventricles relax. Normal?
60-110 mmHg
Ways of detecting blood pressure?
Indirect using a cuff and doppler ultrasound.
Should cover 40% of limb. Size is important! Direct involving arterial cut-down
End title CO2
Measures CO2 levels on expired breath. Helps to determine depth of anesthesia. Called?
Capnography
Clipper blade for clippering?
40 blade. What must be empty first?
Bladder