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What are the cons of equine preanesthetic fasting? |
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> 4h: inc viscosity of GI contents, can lead to enhanced risk of fluid aspiration -can stress individual horses: dec GI motility and potentiate GI ulceration -negative energy balance |
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What are the pros of equine preanesthetic fasting? |
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-less material in the GI tract: less pressure on the major vessels, less displacement of the diaphragm -dec gas pdn |
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How long do we food-fast a horse? |
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What are the critical time periods of horse anesthesia? |
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-before loss of consciousness -just after regaining consciousness |
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What are some preanesthetic considerations for horses? |
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-sedative -physical restraint: size, temperament, personal, duration of procedure, type of procedure |
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How do we sedate a horse for anesthesia? What drugs do we use? |
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-catheterization -Acepromazine, Xylazine, Detomidine, Romifidine |
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Which types of horses need higher sedation doses? |
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-yearlings, thoroughbreds, and arabians |
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What is the major consideration for equine preanesthetic sedation whan administered IM? |
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-can take up to 30 mins to work |
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What are some concerns with opioid use for equine preanesthetic sedation? |
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-MAC is not consistently decreased and can cause respiratory depression |
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What do we use for equine induction? |
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What are our two common agents for equine co-induction with Ketamine? |
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-Benzodiaepine and Gauifenesin |
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What are some examples of combo regimens for equine induction? |
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-Alpha-2 + ketamine + benzodiazepam |
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If you have what 3 signs after ketamine induction should you give more drug? |
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-rapid nystagmus -limb movements -muscle tremors |
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Which 2 induction agents have limited use in horses due to large volume of drug? |
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What do we use for equine mainenance? |
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-lidocaine, ketmaine, alpha-2 agonist, +/- Benzodiazepam |
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What is an example of an alpha-2 agonist used for equine maintenance? Describe its effects. |
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-Detomidine -reliable sedation, analgesia, MAC reduction, inc urine production |
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What does Lidocaine do as a maintenance drug in horses? |
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-CV safe with low dose, decs MAC in dose dependent fashion -admin low loading dose and give CRI |
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Describe Ketamine as a maintenance drug in horses. Any concerns? |
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-loading dose is actual induction and admin CRI -do not use for longer than 2 hrs and causes poor recoveries |
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What are the issues with Benzodiazepines and Gaufenesin for equine meintenance? |
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-severe ataxia and prolonged recovery |
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What do we use for field equine anesthesia? |
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-ketamine and alpha-2 -can add in GG and butorphanol |
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What is the time constraint for Triple Drip for equine field anesthesia? |
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-use NO more than 90 mins |
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What are the two major things to remember with equine monitoring? |
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-inhalants depress cardiac function -need to be maintained as light as possible |
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For equine monitoring, need to maintain MAP of >___ mmHg. |
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What agents do we use to maintain BP in horses? |
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-Dobutamine -low systemic vascular resistance: Ephedrine, norepinephrine, or phenylephrine |
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Describe the parts of equine recovery. |
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-warm quiet environment -foals: sometimes recover with mare -allow for anesthetic drug elimination -careful extubation, remove NG tube if present -nasal phenylephrine -upper airway obstruction can lead to pulmonary edema -should lay for 30-45 mins -ideal to have sternal phase -should not be down for >60 mins -may need addition sedation -recovery assistance |
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How do we assist in equine recovery? |
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-head and tail ropes -water recovery -water mattress recovery |
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