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Induction, excitement, operative, overdose

Which of the four stages of anesthesia should be attained before surgery is started on an animal? ANS -
Operative



What are the four stages of anesthesia? ANS - Induction ,excitement. operative, and overdose



All animals should be routinely fasted before anesthesia. ANS - False



Why is it not generally necessary to fast rodents and rabbits prior to anesthesia ANS - Because they
don't have a vomiting reflex.



What best defines a drug dose? ANS - Amount of drug given at one time



Who usually decides on the dose rate to be used for a specific drug? ANS - The Veterinarian



Dose rates are generally expressed as: ANS - mg/kg



Dosage regimen refers to the complete description of the therapeutic drug treatment, including the:
ANS - dose, route of administration (for example, SC),

frequency of administration (for example, twice daily),&

duration (for example, 1 week).



In selecting the dose rate for a drug:

the first consideration is what effect is desired: ANS - sedation, analgesia, or anesthesia.

, Even a slight dose miscalculation can result in the: ANS - animal feeling pain during a procedure if the
dose is insufficient.



The anesthesia plan typically includes the consideration of these elements: ANS - pre-anesthetic
treatment, anesthetic induction,

anesthesia maintenance, and post-operative analgesia.



What is one reason to use a pre-anesthetic treatment? ANS - Reduce the amount of anesthetic needed



Atropine and glycopyrrolate are which type of drugs? ANS - Anticholinergics



In which group does acetylpromazine belong? ANS - Tranquilizer and sedatives



Which of the following is an effect of phenothiazine tranquilizers? ANS - Muscle relaxation, peripheral
Vasadilation, reduce anxiety.



Phenothiazine tranquilizers can be used as analgesics ANS - False



Xylazine is a sedative that has an analgesic effect. ANS - True



Xylazine is which type of drug? ANS - Alpha 2-adrenergic agonist



Benzodiazepine tranquilizers do not have analgesic properties. ANS - True



Pentobarbital has little analgesic action unless> ANS - animals are deeply anesthetized.



Barbiturates are widely used for animal anesthesia because: ANS - They are easy to administer and
quite inexpensive.

They also provide a relatively long duration of anesthesia with a single dose.

When given IV, barbiturates cause a rapid loss of consciousness

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