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Question 111

Which of the following measures is always taken in order to protect the eyes of a patient during dissociative anesthesia?

A.Ensuring proper airflow to the eyes
B.Placing a bandage over the eyes
C.Placing a warm pack over the eyes
D.Application of a corneal lubricant

Correct Answer: D

Because dissociative anesthetics like ketamine (if used alone) cause the pupils to dilate centrally, a corneal lubricant should be used to prevent drying out. The corneal lubricant prevents the eyes from becoming traumatized and prevents debris getting into the eyes. Regardless if a dissociative is used, during any sedation/anesthetic event, corneal lubrication should be provided.
Airflow to the eye surfaces would hasten drying and injury. Bandages or warm packs would have no therapeutic advantage and remove a valuable parameter for monitoring anesthetic depth.

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Question 112

How often should anesthetized veterinary patients considered to be at minimal risk be monitored?

A.Every 15 minutes
B.Every 5 minutes
C.Every 20 minutes
D.Every 10 minutes

Correct Answer: B

Assuming the patient is classified as minimal risk (physical status classification ASA I), the patient should be monitored at least every five minutes when under general anesthesia. Monitoring should be continuous for higher risk patients. All vital signs of anesthetized patients should be recorded.

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Question 113

Using the modified Triadan tooth numbering system, tooth number 108 in a lion represents which of the following teeth?

A.Right maxillary fourth premolar
B.Left maxillary canine
C.Right maxillary canine
D.Left maxillary fourth premolar

Correct Answer: A

In the modified Triadan System for permanent teeth, a maxillary right quadrant tooth is the 100 series, the left maxillary quadrant is the 200 series, the left mandibular quadrant is the 300 series, and the right mandibular quadrant is the 400 series. The second and third numbers refer to the specific tooth within the quadrant, beginning with 1 at midline and increasing caudally. Compared with canines, felines are missing 105, 205, 305, 306, 405, and 406.
Tooth number 108 refers to the right maxillary fourth premolar, regardless of canine or feline species. Tooth number 208 is the left maxillary fourth premolar. Tooth number 104 is the right maxillary canine. Tooth number 204 is the left maxillary canine.

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Question 114

What is the fluid therapy rate for a dog weighing 12 kg, estimated to be 10% dehydrated, whose fluid deficit is to be delivered over 8 hours?

A.200 mL/hour
B.150 mL/hour
C.600 mL/hour
D.120 mL/hour

Correct Answer: B

Calculate the fluid deficit: Body weight in kg x % dehydration. 12 kg x 0.10 = 1.2 L Calculate the fluid rate over 8 hours: 1.2 L / 8 hours = 0.15 L/hour = 150 mL/hour

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Question 115

What type of drug is used to reduce gastric acid secretions?

A.Proton pump inhibitor
B.Selective Serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)
C.Alpha 2 agonist
D.Mu agonist

Correct Answer: A

Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) work by reducing the production of gastric acid secretions. Examples include pantoprazole and omeprazole. H2 blockers are another commonly used class of gastric antacid and include famotidine.
SSRI medications treat a variety of behavioral conditions such as separation anxiety. Examples include Fluoxetine, Paxil and others. Alpha 2 agonists are used for sedation and pain management. An example of this class is Dexmedetomidine. Mu agonists treat pain and are often combined with other medications in sedation/anesthesia protocols. Examples include Morphine and Fentanyl.

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