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Wildlife Terms

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Definition
Acute   Intense condition of short duration  
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Acidosis   Accumulation of acid, lethal  
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Agonist   Drug which initiates action  
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Alpha 2 Receptors   receptors in the brain which sedatives act on to cause depression  
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Analgesia   loss of sensitivity to pain  
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Anaesthetising drug   chemical which causes loss of sedation  
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Antagonist   drug which reverses the action of a drug  
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apnea   absence of spontaneous breathing  
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arrhythmia   irregular heartbeat  
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aspiration   taking fluid or foreign material into the air way  
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ataxia   failure of muscle coordination  
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Bradycardia   excessively slow heartrate  
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capture myopathy   muscle damage resulting from anaerobic muscle  
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catatonia/cataleptic   seizure; position of the animal characterised by rigidity and stiffness  
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Dorsal   towards the back  
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hyperesthesia   excessive sensitivity to touch  
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hypertension   elevated blood pressure  
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hypoxia   reduced oxygen in tissue  
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Induction   time for drug to take effect  
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Lateral   side of the body  
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Medial   midline of the body  
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narcotic   federally regulated drug that causes addiction  
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Palpebral reflex   involuntary reflex around the eye used to determine level of sedation  
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Paralysis   loss of voluntary motion  
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sedation   depression of the central nervous system  
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subcutaneous   beneath the skin  
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synergistic   joint action of two drugs where the combined effect is greater than the sum of there individual effects.  
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Tachycardia   rapid heartrate  
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Therapeutic index   distance between effective and lethal dose  
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tranquillising drug   a drug that induces a state of mental calming  
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ventral   situated towards or on the belly surface  
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Sedatives   Tranquilizer; used to calm  
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Immobilize   drug used to capture  
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Analgesia   drug used to cause loss of pain  
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Anesthesia   drugs that cause loss of consciousness  
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