ANESTHESIA!

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Across
  1. 2. what does the QRS complex represent on ECG
  2. 5. vaporizes liquid inhalant anesthetic and mixes it with the carrier gases.
  3. 6. called a circle system because exhaled gases minus carbon dioxide are recirculated and rebreathed by the patient, along with variable amounts of fresh oxygen and anesthetic
  4. 7. what does the T wave represent on ECG
  5. 8. constriction of pupil
  6. 14. this drug has has nearly 10,000 times the potency of morphine and is absorbed readily through mucous membranes or broken skin.
  7. 16. the sudden, involuntary jerking of a muscle or group of muscles
  8. 19. stimulation of beta 1 receptors will have what effect on heart rate
  9. 21. this U.S. army doctor, during world war I, developed a classification system of stages and planes of general anesthesia
  10. 23. this laryngoscope blade is straight
  11. 24. what allows the anesthetist to monitor cuff inflation visually or manually on ET tubes
  12. 25. side hole in murphy tubes
  13. 26. the partial or total collapse of a lung resulting in a reduced or absent exchange of gases
  14. 28. this laryngoscope blade is curved
  15. 29. ET tube that has beveled edge and side hole
  16. 31. infestion by fly larvae
  17. 33. what are the functions of beta 2 receptors
  18. 35. beginning of atrial excitation to beginning of ventricular excitation
  19. 37. control the direction of gas flow through the rebreathing circuit as the patient breathes
  20. 38. bradycardia can result from an increase in which electrolyte
  21. 40. the cuff is connected to this small tube on an ET tube that allows for inflation
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  1. 1. Cell division that produces reproductive cells in sexually reproducing organisms
  2. 3. Inhalation anesthetics are primarily eliminated via the
  3. 4. what does the P wave represent on ECG
  4. 8. dilation of pupil
  5. 9. the mixture of two drug types provides for a profound state of sedation and analgesia is called
  6. 10. expired soda sorb will turn this color
  7. 11. liquid drugs that turn into gas, like sevoflurane or isoflurane
  8. 12. where are beta 2 receptors located
  9. 13. A diabetic patient under anesthesia should have what value monitored closely before, during and after anesthesia?
  10. 15. this cylinder color is blue
  11. 17. disposes of excess and waste anesthetic gases
  12. 18. normal sinus rhythm
  13. 20. ET tube that has no side hole or cuff
  14. 22. this cylinder color is white or green
  15. 24. for use with oxygen tanks, this reduces the pressure of the gas to a constant safe operating pressure of 40 to 50 psi regardless of the pressure changes within the tank
  16. 27. defined as any pattern of cardiac electrical activity that differs from that of the healthy awake animal
  17. 30. time between two successive ventricular depolarizations
  18. 32. the point of exit of anesthetic gases from the breathing circuit
  19. 34. where are beta 1 receptors located
  20. 36. f/air canisters need to be thrown away after an increase of _____ grams
  21. 39. supraglottic airway device