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vet 262
Monitoring
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 100.0-102.0 f | Canine Temperature Awake |
| 98-102.5 F | Canine temperature Anesthetized |
| 60-160 bpm | canine awake Pulse |
| 60-120 bpm | Canine anesthetized pulse |
| 16-32 Brpm | Canine awake RR |
| 8-20 Brpm | Canine Anesthetized RR |
| 37-55% | Canine PCV |
| 5.4-7.5g/dl | Canine TP |
| 76-120 mg/dl | canine glucose |
| Canine MAP | greater than 60mmHG |
| 35-45 MMhg | ETCO2 |
| 95-100% | SPO2 |
| 100-102.0 F | feline awake Temp |
| 140-220 bpm | Feline awake pulse |
| 20-42 brpm | feline awake RR |
| 30-45% | Feline PCV |
| 5.7-7.6G/dl | Feline TP |
| 58-120mg/dl | Feline Glucose |
| 100-102.5 F | Feline anesthetized temp |
| 10-170 bpm | feline anesthetized pulse |
| 12-18 Brpm | Feline anesthetized RR |
| 25-35 mmHg | ETCO2 |
| check blood pressure, check pain level, increase iv fluids, emergency drugs | how to correct low heart rate |
| check blood pressure, check pain level, Increase anesthetics, administer analgesics, decrease IV fluids | how to correct high heart rate |
| Check SPO2 and ETCO2, administer IPPV, Increase or decrease anesthetic administer analgesic | how to correct high RR |
| Check SPO2, and ETCO2, administer IPPV, Decrease anesthetic administer emergency drug | |
| what emergency drug is used if we need to increase respiratory rate | Dopram |
| what emergency drugs are administered for low heart rate | atropine, glycopyrrolate reversal drugs and epinephrine |
| Check blood pressure and HR, check pain level, administer IVF; Decrease anesthetic check temperature | what to do if CRT is high |
| Check SPO2, and ETCO2, Decrease Anesthetic, check placement, wat area, administer emergency drugs | Low SPO2 |
| Check SPO2 and anesthetic machine, administer IPPV, decrease anesthetic | elevated ETCO2 |
| Check SPO2 and anesthetic machine, decrease IPPV, check pain level | low ETCO2 |
| Check HR, CRT, MM, check pain level, increase anesthetic administer analgesic, decrease IV fluids | how to correct high Blood pressure |
| what % coverage of leg should a correct BP cuff follow | 40% |
| Check HR, CRT, MM. Check pain decrease Anesthetic, Increase IVF, administer emergency drugs | how to correct low blood pressure |
| what causes tachycardia | pain, shock, response to anesthetic drugs, surgical stimulation, Hypoxia, Hypotension, Hypercarbia |
| some causes of Bradycardia | Hypothermia, response to anesthetic drugs, Systemic depression, Hypercapnia |
| treatment for bradycardia | Reverse anesthetic agent(s) Decrease anesthetic depth Actively warm the patient Provide adequate oxygenation Pain stimulation Administer anti-cholinergic drugs |
| what parameters are considered when accessing perfusion | CRT, MM, |
| where can you find your patients pulse | Lingual artery Femoral artery Carotid artery Dorsal pedal artery Facial artery |
| which part of the BP is the best indication of perfusion of internal organs | MAP |
| Inadequate anesthesia Pain Hypercapnia Hypoxia Fever Acidosis Secondary to increased ICP Metabolic disease | causes of hypotension |
| b-blockers Calcium channel blockers Nitroprusside in cats | anti-hypertensive dugs |
| this Type of monitor reading is most closely related to the systolic pressure | Doppler |
| What are the three values produced by the oslometric monitor | Systolic, Diastolic, map |
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