ANESTHESIA MANAGEMENT AND CARE FOR SMALL ANIMALS Final Examination Questions Select the best answer for each question and mark your answers on page 84. For faster service, complete your test online at EliteLearning.com/Book
27. __________ is a way of providing sedation and general anesthesia in an office-based setting without the use of volatile anesthetic agents. It is commonly used for anesthesia where there are no facilities for inhalational anesthesia such as in some rural spay/ neuter programs. a. PIVA b. TIVA c. WAGs d. MAC 28. ____________ is the type of pain that animals experience on a regular basis and is a protective mechanism used by the body to "teach" itself to withdraw from a specific noxious stimulus (painful event) causing the tissue damage. 29. What group of medications are contraindicated in animal patients receiving therapeutic treatment with corticosteroids? a. NSAIDs. b. Alpha-2 Adrenergic Agonists. c. Imidazole derivatives. d. Narcotic analgesics. 30. ____________ is a group of drugs that prevents propagation of the pain stimulus by blocking sodium channels in nerves, preventing nerve polarization and propagation of the action potential. a. Idiopathic pain. b. Peripheral pain. c. Physiologic pain. d. Neuropathic pain.
21. What drug can be concurrently administered to prevent bradycardia and atrioventricular block after administration of low doses of medetomidine?
a. Xylazine. b. Atropin. c. Acepromazine. d. Atipamezole. 22. What is a reversal agent of Xylazine? a. Atipamazole.
b. Flumazenil. c. Yohimbine. d. Naloxone. 23. The following are distinct features of Fentanyl EXCEPT: a. Tachycardia. b. Respiratory depression. c. Very quick onset of action. d. A very potent analgesic. 24. What commonly used induction agent has side effects that include the development of muscle rigidity and front limb paddling after induction?
a. Propofol. b. Ketamine.
c. Tiletamine HCl. d. Zolazepam HCl.
25. What is the method of choice for maintenance of general anesthesia for most prolonged procedures? a. Intravenous anesthesia. b. Intramuscular anesthesia. c. Intradermal anesthesia. d. Inhalation anesthesia. 26. _________ is an inhalant anesthesia induction technique which is achieved with 3-5 % vapor set of isoflurane following pre-oxygenation. a. ‘Crash’ induction technique. b. ‘Incremental’ induction technique. c. Total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA). d. Partial intravenous anesthesia technique (PIVA).
a. Benzodiazepines. b. Anticholinergics. c. Inhalational anesthetics. d. Local anesthetics.
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