- 0 2 You Are The Surgical Technician Today And Will Admit And Take Care Of All Of The Surgical Patients Today From Start 1 (47.86 KiB) Viewed 27 times
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0.2 You are the surgical technician today and will admit and take care of all of the surgical patients today from start to finish. Provide complete answers to each of the questions. Show all work and highlight all numeric answers. The following preanesthetic drugs are available in your hospital: DRUG DOSAGE CONCENTRA TION Glycopyrrolate 1 mL/40 lb. IM mg/ml Acepromazine 0.01 mg/kg IM 10 mg/mL (Can be diluted to 1 mg/mL) Midazolam 0.1 mg/kg IM 10 mg/ml Butorphanol 0.1-0.3 mg/kg IM 10 mg/ml Buprenorphine 1 mL/40 lb IM 0.3 mg/ml Buprenorphine 0.24 mg/kg SQ 1.8 mg/mL (FDA approved feline) Hydromorphone 0.1-0.4 mg/kg IM, IV 10 mg/mL Dexmeditomidine 1 - 5 wg/kg IM, IV 0.5 mg/ml The following induction agents are available in your hospital: DRUG DOSAGE (IV) CONCENTRATION Diazepam 1 ml./20 lb 5 mg/ml Ketamine 1 mL/20 lb 100 mg/ml Propofol-28 4 mg/kg (if premeds) 10 mg/ml Alfaxalone 2 mg/kg (if premeds) 10 mg/ml CASE ONE "Pudge" is a 10 year old MN Boston Terrier weighing 21 lbs. You have admitted him today for removal of a 4 cm epidermal tumor in the area indicated on the exam sticker below. There are no remarkable findings on your physical examination other than the tumor.
20.(0.5) As is true of all patients in your hospital, Pudge had an IV catheter placed prior to the administration of his pre-medication. List 5 reasons an IV catheter is of benefit. 21.(0.25) What size IV catheter would you select for Pudge? 22.(0.25) In what vein would you place the IV catheter? 23.(0.5) List 3 choices for IV fluids the Dr. might make and identify the type of fluid they are (crystalloid, colloid, hypertonic.......) 24.(1) Calculate the rate/hr for Pudge's fluids. (Use the AAHA recommendation of 5 ml/kg/hr) 25.(1) Calculate the flow rate you will set. 26.(0.5) What signs might indicate Pudge was becoming overhydrated while under anesthesia?