Anesthesia Final Part 5

1.

1 point

Propofol is unlike any other injectable anesthetic and is a:

barbiturate suspension

phenolic compound

NMDA derivative

dissociative agent

2.

1 point

The agent that is not a local anesthetic is:

Cetacaine

Lidocaine

Diphenhydramine

Proparacaine

3.

1 point

Apnea following the induction of anesthesia is:

never seen

a sign of an impending cardiac arrest

commonly seen

irreversbile

4.

1 point

The anesthetic agent that will support bacterial growth in the solution and requires very careful handling is:

Ketamine

Pentothal

Propofol

Isoflurane

5.

1 point

The anesthetic agent that contains an egg protein and may cause an allergic reaction when administered to some patients is:

thiopental

propofol

ketamine

medetomadine

6.

1 point

The anesthetic agent that is an NMDA ( N-methyl-D-aspartate ) antagonist is:

propofol

thiopental

ketamine

medetomadine

7.

1 point

The tranquilizer that is in Telazol that has anticonvulsant and muscle relaxing effect is:

acepromazine

diphenhydramine

zolazepam

hydromorphone

8.

1 point

The drug that is active as the central nervous system depressant in Beuthanasia D euthanasia solution is:

thiopental, a long acting barbiturate

thiopental, an ultrashort short acting barbiturate

pentobarbital, a short acting barbiturate

pentobarbital, a long acting barbiturate

9.

1 point

A clinical advantage of using this anesthetic induction agent is that it is associated with very rapid liver metabolism that often results results in a smooth, rapid recovery.

ketamine

thiopental

propofol

xylazine

10.

1 point

When Acepromazine is administered as a tranquilizer prior to the administration of Propofol, the percent of dose reduction for Propofol is:

10%

25%

50%

75%

11.

1 point

If local anesthetics are mistakenly administered IV, the effect(s) may be seen is/are:

tingling sensation to the limbs

acute liver toxocity

convulsions

hypersensitivity to sunlight

12.

1 point

A potent, natural stimulant of the respiratory center is:

carbon dioxide

magnesium

oxygen

potassium

13.

1 point

Guaifenesin is a(n):

opioid analgesic

induction agent

muscle relaxant

reversing agent

14.

1 point

An apnea monitor may be used to monitor respiration during anesthesia. The sensing portion of a commonly used monitor will detect changes in ____________ of expired gas.

oxygen content

carbon dioxide content

anesthetic gas conent

temperature

15.

1 point

The tidal volume will usually be decreased in an animal under general anesthesia by:

5%

15%

25%

40%

16.

1 point

The anesthetic agent which is associated with the swallowing and ocular reflexes remaining intact and increasing muscle tone is:

medetomadine

zylazine

acepromazine

ketamine

17.

1 point

The important anatomical area for performing the technique of epidural anesthesia is the:

brachial plexus

spinal ganglia

cauda equina

foramen magnum

18.

1 point

The anesthetic that is known as a dissociative anesthetic agent is:

Ketamine

Propofol

Pentothal

Isoflurane

19.

1 point

The recommended route(s) of administration for Propofol is/are:

SQ

IM

IV

IM, IV

SQ, IM, IV

20.

1 point

When monitoring an anesthetic patient on gas anesthesia that is in stage 3 plane 2, you would expect the mucus membrane color to appear:

bright pink

pale pink

pink to grey

minimally cyanotic

21.

1 point

Considering the stages of anesthesia, the globe of the eye is rotated medially and the third eyelid prolapsed in:

Stage II

Stage III, Plane 1

Stage III, Plane 3

Stage IV

22.

1 point

This local anesthetic agent is often used in dentistry and for nerve blocks as this agent will provide local anesthesia for up to 6 hours.

tetracine

bupivicaine

lidocaine

cetacine

23.

1 point

Propofol is noted to provide very significant analgesia.

True

False

24.

1 point

An INCORRECT principle used in monitoring anesthesia in veterinary patients is:

monitor patients using hands, eyes and ears

frequently check multiple parameters

instrument readings should not be relied on as a sole source of judging anesthetic depth

judgement of anesthetic depth is made by dial settings for flowmeter and vaporizer

25.

1 point

Animals receiving local anesthetics epidurally (lidocaine or bupivicaine) should always be placed in a head-down position.

True

False