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Emergency
K-9 Fel
Question | Answer |
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ABC'S of CPR | Airway open, Breathe for animal, Maintain circulation |
Manual ventilation/ bagging should be once q ___ sec or ___ breaths a min | *3-5sec *6-10 min |
Breathe per cm for dogs ____ and for cats ___ | *15-20 *10-15 |
_____ stimulates breathing by placing a __g needle in the crease of the nose | *Jen chung *26g |
Vital signs: | HR/Pulse, RR, MM, CRT, TEMP, BP |
Increased heart rate and BP indicate___ | Pain |
Avg HR for k-9's and avg RR | 70-160 *10-30 |
Avg HR for felines and avg RR | *160-240 *15-30 |
Triage mnemonic AMPLE stands for: | Allergies, medication, past Hx, last meal, events |
Bandages for hemorrhage should be left on for __hrs | 6-12 hrs |
shock from Heart failure from: | Cardiogenic shock |
Shock from blood flow maldistrubution, sepsis: | Distributive shock |
Physical obstruction in circular system(heartworm, gastric torsion): | Obstructive shock |
Decreased intravasular volume, bld loss, dehydration: | Hypervolemic shock |
The primary goal for treating shock: | Improve O2 delivery |
Venous access sites for emergencies: | Cephalic, saphenous, jugular, introosseos |
___ is used to administer drugs for the quickest effect | jungular |
In order of use the most common fluids given for emergencies: | saline- LRS - Normasol |
Shock fluid rate for k-9's: | 80-90 ml/kg/hr |
Shock fluid rate for felines: | 50-55 ml/kg/hr |
Hypertonic solutions are given at a rate of | 4-6 ml/kg/5min |
increases HR and Contractability: | Dopamine (intotropin) |
Avg urine output: | 1-2 ml/kg/hr |
PH OF 7.35 ___ 7.45 ___ AND 7.4____ | *Acidosis *Alkalinic *normal |
____ increases heart rate and ____causes vasoconstriction | *Atropine *Epinephrine |
Chest compression's are given at a rate of: | 5:1 5 compression's to 1 breath |
__ compression's are given for small dogs and __ for lrg dogs | *1/2" *1-3" |
____ position is ideal for CPR | R/lateral recumbancy |
____ is used for ventricular tachicardia | Lidocaine |
a massive release of histamine and inflammation: | Anaphylaxis |
anaphylaxis is treated with ____ and ____ | *dexmethasone *epinephrine |
Hyperthemic is also known as ____ and is has a ___% mortality | *heat stroke *50-64% |
Rectal temp >___deg is heat stroke and at ____deg cellular function ceases | *105 *107+ |
Decrease temp until ___deg is reached | 103 |
___ are the most commonly used drugs for pain management and ___ is the most commonly used for injury/post op | *NSAIDS *opioids (morphine) |
____ citrate transdermal patch last ___ days | *Fentanyl *3days |
____ also known as Torbogesic is a ____/analgesic | *Butorphanol *sedative |
___ also known as Buprenorphine is __X stronger than morphine | *Buprinex *30X |
Toxic dose of caffeine | 100-200mg/kg |
Rodenticides typically show CS after ___ hr and an CA increase of >___mg/dl | 12-36 hours *11.5mg/dl |
Furosimide is given if __ calcium levels and prednisone if ___ calcium levels | *increased *decreased |
Bromethalin stops ___ production, causes Cerebral edema and is seen __ to __ days after ingestion | *ATP *1-5 days |
Acetaminophen causes __ damage and CS __hrs after ingestion | *liver *1-2hrs |
Lead toxicity causes ___ and ____ signs | GI and neurological |
Zinc causes _____ | CNS depression |
ethylene glycol causes ___ within 12 hours of ingestion and ___ crystals | *acute renal failure *CA oxylate crystals |
Snail bait causes ____ | CNS hyperactivity |
Insecticides _______ cause ______ to the parasympathetic system | *Organophosphate *SLUDDE |
Lilly of the valley and azalea's ingestion cause ___ while sago palms cause | *heart complications *liver failure |