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1. Which of the following is an example of bal- premedication with
hydropmorphone and
anced anesthesia? acepromazine, induction with propofol, and
maintenance with isoflurane
2. True or False: The potential for False
patient harm during the
administration of anes- thetics is
no higher than any of the other
normal procedures that we perform
on or with patients.
Hypnosis
3. A sleeplike state from which the
patient can be aroused with
sufficient stimulation is known as:
4. Of the following, which is the OLDESTinjectable barbituates
drug (or drug class) used in veterinary
medicine?
General anesthesia
5. Even with sufficient stimulation a
patient cannot be aroused from:
Sedation
6. A drug-induced CNS depression
and drowsiness that varies in
intensity from light to deep. The
patient is minimally aware or
unaware of its surroundings but
can be aroused by noxious
stimulation.
7. The term general anesthesia refers to: A reversible state of unconsciousness, im
mobility, muscle relaxation, and loss of
sen- sation throughout the entire body
pro- duced by the administration of one
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, or more anesthetic agents.
8. Narcosis
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drug induced sleep from which the pa- tient is not easily aroused and
hat is most often associated with the administration of narcotics.
9. Which of the following represents the state Deep Stage III Anesthesia
with the GREATEST amount of CNS
depres- sion?
10. True or False: You should treat each True
and every anesthetic procedure like it
was being performed on your most
beloved pet.
11. Which of the following can be used to effec- Passive dosimeter badge
tively monitor waste anesthetic gas levels?
12. Which of the following should NOT be lighters
pre- sent where oxygen cylinders
are stored?
Immodium
13. Human exposure to minute
amounts of which of the following
agents is known to cause rapid onset
of unconsciousness, res- piratory
failure, and death?
Ultra potent opioids
14. Which of the following is the most
poten- tially toxic injectable
anesthetic agent?
15. True or False: The safety precautions for
the True prevention of exposure to any
injectable agent should include the use
of personal protective equipment if
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1. Which of the following is an example of bal- premedication with
hydropmorphone and
anced anesthesia? acepromazine, induction with propofol, and
maintenance with isoflurane
2. True or False: The potential for False
patient harm during the
administration of anes- thetics is
no higher than any of the other
normal procedures that we perform
on or with patients.
Hypnosis
3. A sleeplike state from which the
patient can be aroused with
sufficient stimulation is known as:
4. Of the following, which is the OLDESTinjectable barbituates
drug (or drug class) used in veterinary
medicine?
General anesthesia
5. Even with sufficient stimulation a
patient cannot be aroused from:
Sedation
6. A drug-induced CNS depression
and drowsiness that varies in
intensity from light to deep. The
patient is minimally aware or
unaware of its surroundings but
can be aroused by noxious
stimulation.
7. The term general anesthesia refers to: A reversible state of unconsciousness, im
mobility, muscle relaxation, and loss of
sen- sation throughout the entire body
pro- duced by the administration of one
1/
21
, or more anesthetic agents.
8. Narcosis
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21
,ETT 134 - EXAM 1
udy online at https://quizlet.com/_fq4bal
drug induced sleep from which the pa- tient is not easily aroused and
hat is most often associated with the administration of narcotics.
9. Which of the following represents the state Deep Stage III Anesthesia
with the GREATEST amount of CNS
depres- sion?
10. True or False: You should treat each True
and every anesthetic procedure like it
was being performed on your most
beloved pet.
11. Which of the following can be used to effec- Passive dosimeter badge
tively monitor waste anesthetic gas levels?
12. Which of the following should NOT be lighters
pre- sent where oxygen cylinders
are stored?
Immodium
13. Human exposure to minute
amounts of which of the following
agents is known to cause rapid onset
of unconsciousness, res- piratory
failure, and death?
Ultra potent opioids
14. Which of the following is the most
poten- tially toxic injectable
anesthetic agent?
15. True or False: The safety precautions for
the True prevention of exposure to any
injectable agent should include the use
of personal protective equipment if
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