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what does apnea and CV depression b/c of
propofol vasodilation and decrease
sometimes myocardial contracility
cause and why?
pain or if can interrupt = pain, if increase
dysphoric? HR or BP = pain
analgesia = freedom from pain
behavioral change, anxiety relieved
tranquilization =
but aware of surroundings
, CNS depression, unaware of
sedation =
surrounds, respond to severe pain
drug induced state of deep sleep,
narcosis =
patient not easily aroused
drug induced unconsciousness,
GA =
muscles relax and usually analgesia
CNS depression -including
unconsciousness, analgesia,
physio
skeletal muscle relaxation,
characteristics
attenuation of autonomic nervous
of GA
system response to noxious stimuli
(USAN) and Reversible
Stage 1 -5 , recovery is in reverse
stages of GA
order
LOSS CONSCIOUSNESS, voluntary
stage 1 GA movement from induction to loss
consciousness
loss of voluntary control, reflexes
present, catecholamine release
stage 2 of GA from loss of consciousness to
establishment reg. breathing
pattern "excitement stage"
, surgical anesthesia, unconscious
Stage 3 of GA and loss of autonomic reflexes 4
planes
light, palpebral reflex and jaw tone
stage 3, plane 1 present, eye in middle, pupil
constricted
moderate surgical anesthesia, eyes
stage 3, plane 2 ventromedial, pupil dilated, losing
jaw tone
deep surgical anesthesia, eyes
stage 3, plane 3 ventromedial, dilated, maybe
moving back to central
very deep, eyes central, lost
stage 3, plane 4
corneal reflex,no palp, no jaw tone
medullary (brainstem) collapse -
death can occur CV and resp.
stage 4
decompensation, pupils mydriatic
and central, NOT REVERSIBLE
before signalment, pertinent history, PE,
anesthesia, what Diagnostics (big 4, CBC, Chem, UA)
to know ASA Status
Big 4 PCV, TP, BUN, glucose
ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
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Terms in this set (212)
what does apnea and CV depression b/c of
propofol vasodilation and decrease
sometimes myocardial contracility
cause and why?
pain or if can interrupt = pain, if increase
dysphoric? HR or BP = pain
analgesia = freedom from pain
behavioral change, anxiety relieved
tranquilization =
but aware of surroundings
, CNS depression, unaware of
sedation =
surrounds, respond to severe pain
drug induced state of deep sleep,
narcosis =
patient not easily aroused
drug induced unconsciousness,
GA =
muscles relax and usually analgesia
CNS depression -including
unconsciousness, analgesia,
physio
skeletal muscle relaxation,
characteristics
attenuation of autonomic nervous
of GA
system response to noxious stimuli
(USAN) and Reversible
Stage 1 -5 , recovery is in reverse
stages of GA
order
LOSS CONSCIOUSNESS, voluntary
stage 1 GA movement from induction to loss
consciousness
loss of voluntary control, reflexes
present, catecholamine release
stage 2 of GA from loss of consciousness to
establishment reg. breathing
pattern "excitement stage"
, surgical anesthesia, unconscious
Stage 3 of GA and loss of autonomic reflexes 4
planes
light, palpebral reflex and jaw tone
stage 3, plane 1 present, eye in middle, pupil
constricted
moderate surgical anesthesia, eyes
stage 3, plane 2 ventromedial, pupil dilated, losing
jaw tone
deep surgical anesthesia, eyes
stage 3, plane 3 ventromedial, dilated, maybe
moving back to central
very deep, eyes central, lost
stage 3, plane 4
corneal reflex,no palp, no jaw tone
medullary (brainstem) collapse -
death can occur CV and resp.
stage 4
decompensation, pupils mydriatic
and central, NOT REVERSIBLE
before signalment, pertinent history, PE,
anesthesia, what Diagnostics (big 4, CBC, Chem, UA)
to know ASA Status
Big 4 PCV, TP, BUN, glucose
