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Main worries with dehiscence |
Blood loss and sepsis |
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Most important thing with horses in sx |
Extremely susceptible to tetanus. Vaccinated? |
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Antitoxin |
Immediately effective but no antibodies produced. |
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Toxoid |
Vaccine. Takes 7-10 days to work |
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How Pain/peritonitis/perforated intestines would fx anesthesia. |
Need more. Threshold is higher cause already in pain |
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Dry heat kills by... |
Oxidation |
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Moist heat kills by... |
Coagulation |
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Cat eating thread is... |
Linear obstruction |
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Miosis |
Constricted pupils |
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Mydriasis |
Dilated pupils |
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Consensual reflex |
When you shine a light in one eye the other pupil constricts |
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L sided heart murmur |
Pulmonary, aortic or mitral valve |
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R sided heart murmur |
Tricuspid valve |
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What happens to a dogs HR when they breathe? |
Decreases on inhalation, increases on expiration |
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Why? |
Resp. Center and cardiac center both in medulla. Fibers cross over. Inhalation inhibits the heart. |
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Comminuted fracture |
Multiple fragments. 3 or more. |
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Compound fracture |
Bone sticks out |
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Linear fracture |
Extends parallel to long axis of bone |
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Spiral fracture |
Caused by twisting force. |
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Salter fracture |
Adjacent to joints |
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Administering ketamine |
IM, PO, IV...sq is variably absorbed and hurty. |
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Tiletamine absorption |
Absorbs well sq. Good for wildlife. |
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Colloids |
High molecular weight compounds that hold fluid in intravascular space |
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Types of colloids |
Hetastarch, dextran, albumin, oxyglobin |
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Balanced electrolyte solutions |
LRS, normosol, plasmalyte |
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Normal saline |
.9% sodium solution |
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Normosol vs. LRS |
LRS: K and CA Normosol: K and mg |
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FX of morphine on GI tract |
Speeds up (emptying) then stasis |
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1st clinical sign of 2 much fluids |
Nasal discharge, chemosis |
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Chemosis |
Swelling of conjunctiva |
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Volatile |
Changes quickly from liquid to gas |
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Drugs for status epilepticus |
Phenobarbital, diazepam, pentobarbital, propofol |
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End of dirty ab sx |
Flush with betadine solution, change instruments, drapes, gloves, sponge counts |
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Sponges |
Don't use in horses. Get lost. |
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Telazol |
Tiletamine and zolazepam |
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What to check ab incisions for |
Infection, dehiscience, discharge, redness, inflammation, eviceration |
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Express bladder before ab sx |
Smaller so not in the way, don't want to accidentally poke/burst, no pee in sterile field. |
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Main purpose of turning recumbent patient |
Prevent congestion of blood in down side of lungs |
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Unique properties of dissociative anesthetics |
Increase HR, BP, RR, intraocular pressure |
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Feeding after same day sx discharge |
Offer h2o before food, only a small amount. |
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Disinfectant fxive against bacteria but not spores and some viruses |
Quaternary ammonia compounds |
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Organ systems for anesthesia |
Heart, lungs, kidney, liver |
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Antiseptic that's painful/cytotoxic in opened wounds |
Alcohol |
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Minimal database for undergoing anesthesia |
BUN (azostick) TP, PCV |
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How absorbable suture broken down |
1. Enzymatic degradation: natural 2. Hydrolysis: synthetic |
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Minimal standard for steam sterilization |
13 min @ 121 c |