Chapter 3 Anesthesia/Analgesia
Pages 74-end of chapter 3
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- Drug used to induce a loss of sensation with or without unconsciousness
- Drug that is not a true anesthetic but that is used during anesthesia to produce other desired effects
- Used to relax or paralyze skeletal muscles during ophthalmic, orthopedic or other surgeries
- The effect the body has on a drug
- Drugs that bind to and stimulate tissue receptors
- Drugs that bind to but do not stimulate receptors
- Drugs that bind to and partially stimulate receptors
- Drugs that bind to more than one receptor type and simultaneously stimulate at least one and block at least one
- What does CSA stand for
- What does DEA stand for
- What does CDSA stand for
- Controlled substances can be prescribed for a total of _________ months or up to five times
- Noncontrolled drugs that are used to prevent and treat bradycardia and to decrease salivary secretions from PNS stimulation
- The _____ nerve is the tenth cranial nerve that provides PNS innervation to numerous target organs
- A relatively old drug derived from the deadly nightshade plant
- Ultra-short acting nonbarbiturate injectable anesthetic with wide margin of safety
- Propofol is available either as a microemulsion or ____________
- Propofol produces a dose-dependent _____ depression.
- _______ is a noncontrolled, sedative-hypnotic imidazole drug occasionally used for induction of anesthesia
- Etomidate affects the ________ receptors in similar manner propofol and barbiturates
- ______ is a steroid molecule with anesthetic properties
- Dissociative anesthetics cause disruption of _______ _________.
- ________ is the commonly used dissociative anesthetic in small animal practice
- Noncontrolled muscle relaxant that sometimes is given to large animals to increase relaxation
- Opioids are reversed with
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