Pharm Chapter 10 General Anesthesia
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Terms | Definitions |
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All of the following are important components of general anesthesia except one, Which one is the exception? A: Loss of consciousness B: Respiratory Paralysis C: Skeletal Muscle Relaxation D: Loss of Pain Sensation E: Good Patient Control | B: Respiratory Paralysis |
How many stages are there for Guedels Stages and Planes of Anesthesia? | 4 stages |
What stage is where Major surgery is performed? | Stage III Surgical Anesthesia |
What Stage is characterized by the development of analgesia or a reduced sensation to pain. Pt. remains conscious? | Stage I Analgesia |
What Stage is characterized by respiratory or medullary paralysis, complete cessation of all respiration? | Stage IV Respiratory or Medullary Paralysis |
What Stage begins with unconsciousness and is associated with Involuntary Movement and Excitement? | Stage II Delirium or excitement |
What Halogenated Hydrocarbon depresses the heart and reduces Blood Pressure? | Enflurane |
What Halogenated Hydrocarbon depresses respiration? | Isoflurane |
What effect does Droperidol Plus Fentanyl produce? | Neuroleptoanalgesia which is a wakeful anesthetic state |
Whats the term for the reduced level of oxygen in tissues or body? | Hypoxia |
Define Ischemia: | Condition in which a tissue or organ does not receive a sufficient supply of blood |
Whats the term for the disease that is inflammation or damage to the nerves connecting the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body? | Neuropathy |
What general anesthetic would be best for a patient with anxiety? | Nitrous oxide |
What type of general anesthetic would be best when a periodontist or oral surgeon is doing surgery with an anesthetist in his or her office? | Combination of intravenous and Inhaled Anesthetics |
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