5 Written Questions

1. spinal trauma
2. C
3. done
4. True
5. 1-6 hours

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. need to use a lot more volume of fluids when using isotonic for shock and this can result in accumulation in the lungs
   1. What is the duration of effect of morphine in dogs?
   2. What is the benefit of using hypertonic fluids instead of isotonic fluids to treat shock?
   3. When are glucocorticoids a good choice for treating shock?
   4. What are the mu opioid agonists described in lecture?
2. C
   1. What are the mu opioid agonists described in lecture?
   2. At what dose should morphine be given for analgesia?
   3. What method of administration should be used for opioids in patients with severe pain?
      A. SQ
      B. IM
      C. IV
   4. What is the duration of effect of morphine in dogs?
3. 0.5mg/kg IV
   1. What is the duration of effect of morphine in dogs?
   2. How is morphine metabolised?
   3. What do opioids do to stroke volume and heart rate?
   4. At what dose should morphine be given for analgesia?
4. they will increase blood pressure and vascular resistance but will not increase tissue perfusion
   1. What do opioids do to stroke volume and heart rate?
   2. Why aren't vasopressors used to treat shock in HBC cases?
   3. What is the duration of effect of morphine in dogs?
   4. What are the mu opioid agonists described in lecture?
5. True
   1. T/F: administering mu antagonists with mu agonists can decrease efficacy of the drugs.
   2. What do opioids do to stroke volume and heart rate?
   3. What are the mu opioid agonists described in lecture?
   4. What is the duration of effect of morphine in dogs?

5 True/False Questions

1. How is morphine metabolised? → done

   True        False

2. If you cannot hit a vein to administer meds IV, what can you do? → morphine, hydromorphone, fentanyl

   True        False

3. Which of these is a dose-dependent effect of morphine?
   A. tachycardia
   B. diarrhea
   C. increased urine voiding
   D. hypothermia → C

   True        False

4. What are the mu opioid agonists described in lecture? → morphine, hydromorphone, fentanyl

   True        False

5. What do opioids do to stroke volume and heart rate? → morphine, hydromorphone, fentanyl

   True        False