1
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What are examples of phenothiazines?
A
- Acepromazine
2. Chropromazine
2
Q
What are the effects of phenothiazines?
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- CNS depression
- Antiemetic
- Antiarrhythmic
- Peripheral Vasodilation
- may lower seizure threshold
- antihistamine effect
3
Q
What does Acepromazine not do?
A
does not provide analgesia
4
Q
What animals are more sensitive to Acepromazine?
A
older and large breed dogs
5
Q
What can Acepromazine cause in stallions?
A
penile prolapse
6
Q
How do some animals react to Acepromazine?
A
A few animals may not respond or may actually become excited
7
Q
How long does it take for Acepromazine to have an effect and how long does that effect last?
A
- slow onset
- effects last 4-8 hours
8
Q
How is Acepromazine metabolized?
A
in the liver
Anesthesiology
flashcards
Decks in class (33)
# Cards
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Anesthesia Basics5
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Injectable Anesthetic: Alfaxalone6
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Injectable Anesthetics: Etomidate5
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Injectable Anesthetic: Guaifenesin (GG)4
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Endotracheal Intubation9
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Terminology8
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Preanesthetic Evaluation27
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Patient Preparation21
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Preanesthetic Drugs3
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Anticholinergic Drugs6
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Phenothiazines8
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Benzodiazepines10
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Alpha-2 Agonists9
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Opioids11
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Non-Steroidal Antiinflammatories (NSAIDs)3
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Tranquilizers/Sedatives4
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Stages of General Anesthesia15
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Monitoring Anesthetized Patients16
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What are Injectable Anesthetics?4
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Injectable Anesthetic: Propofol10
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Injectable Anesthetic: Dissociative Anesthetics17
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Inhalant Anesthetics9
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Large Animal Anesthesia3
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Equine Anesthesia12
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Local Anesthesia20
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Analgesia: Basics16
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Analgesia: Physiology of Pain20
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Anagesia: Analgesic Drug Administration5
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Analgesia: Constant Rate Infusion (CRI)7
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Analgesia: Opioids24
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Analgesia: Ketamine, NSAIDs, Local Anesthetics8
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Analgesia: Alpha-2 Agonists and Tramadol5
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Analgesia: Other Drugs6
