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General anesthesia
State of unconsciousness with insensitivity to pain TERM 2
Sedation
DEFINITION 2 State of calm or sleep TERM 3
Protocols for Mild to Moderate Sedation or for
Premedication (DOGS)
DEFINITION 3
- Acepromazine: 2. Medetomidine 3. Midazolam and butorphanol Can add glycopyrrolateor atropine this mixture. TERM 4
Protocols for Moderate to Heavy Sedation for
Minor Procedures, Such as Grooming
DEFINITION 4 BAG (butorphanol , acepromazine, and glycopyrrolate 2. Medetomidineand butorphanolof butorphanol). 3. Medetomidine and ketamine 4. Telazol (for aggressive patients). TERM 5
Protocols for Anesthetic Induction
DEFINITION 5 1.Ketamine diazepam 2.Propofol3.Thiopental sodium4.Isofluraneor sevoflurane 5.Etomidate
protocals for quick surgeries such as
spay/neuters
- Medetomidine with ketamine and butorphanol 2. TKX ketaminexylazine Telazol. 3. butorphanol and medetomidine to 1 vial of Telazol powder. TERM 7
laryngospasm
DEFINITION 7 complications in which glottis forcefully closes during intubation In medicine, laryngospasm is an uncontrolled/involuntary muscular contraction of the laryngeal cords. TERM 8
Diazapam
DEFINITION 8 Diazepam, first marketed as Valium TERM 9
propofol
DEFINITION 9 Propofol is a short-acting, intravenously administered hypnotic agent. TERM 10
telazol
DEFINITION 10 Tiletamine is a dissociative anesthetic and pharmacologically classified as an NMDA receptor antagonist.
