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Acepromazine
Chlorpromazine |
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Used primarliy as a pre-anesthtic
sedative for traveling, thunderstorms and firworks |
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| used for in anti-emetic effects |
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| Block post-synaptic dopamine receptores in the CNS |
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-Pre-anesthetic for tranquilizing effects
-relieve itching as a result of skin irritation
-controls vomiting |
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Diazepam (Valium)
Zolazepeam(zol on telazol)
Midazolam (Versed)
Lorazepam (Ativan-human) |
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| Not a controlled substances |
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| the limbic, thalamic, and hypothalamic levels of the CNS are depressed, inducing a mild calming effect |
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| Benzodiazepines reversal agent |
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-restraining agent/part of a sedative cocktail
-anti-anxiety
-muscle relaxant
-appetite stimulant
-anti- convulsant |
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| mixed in equal volumes with ketamine n the same syringe |
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| Not a controlles substances. |
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| Stimulate alpha 2 receptors in te CNS causing decrease in the leval of norepinephrine |
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-Sedation- for short procedures
-pre-anesthetic-analgesia
-induce emesis in cats |
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Xylazine
domitor
dexdomitor
detomidine
romifiidine |
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| Xylazine reversal agent in cats and dogs |
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| Xylazine reversal agent in horses |
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| Medetomidine (Domitor) Reversal agent |
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| depress the reticular activating center of the barin by inhibiting the relese of ach and norephrine |
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-sedative
-anticonvulant
-anesthesia induction
-euthanasia solition |
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phenobarbital
thiopental
pentobarital |
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| These agents induce anesthesia and amnesia by disrupting the CNS through over stimultion AKA a catalptic state |
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-restraint
-anesthesia induction
-anesthesia for short diagnostic or minor surgical procedures |
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| receptors are found throughout the body but mostare the result of their acion on receptors lockated in the brain and spinal cord |
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| contribute to analgesia, euphoria, and physical depenence |
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| contribute to analgesia and sedation |
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| vocalization, hallucinations |
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Morphine
Oxymorphone
Butorphanol
Fentanly |
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