Anesthetic Agents

1. Can only be mixed with Ketamine
4. partition coefficient, ratio of gas in the blood and in the alveolar gas
6. Medications separated into Agonists, Partial agonists, Agonist-antagonists, and antagonists
8. Counteracts bradycardia and hypersalivation
10. A drug that is not a true anesthetic but used to produce other desired effects
14. Mu, Kappa, and Delta
15. drugs, Must be logged for each use
19. Dexmedetomidine is known as this
24. Most common anesthetic inhalant
26. agents, Used to maintain general anesthesia
27. Sedation with this is often unpredictable in cats
29. agents, Eliminated through the lungs
30. This and Telazol are schedule 3 controlled drugs

2. agent, Any drug used to induce a loss of sensation with or without unconsciousness
3. Reversal of pure-agonists
5. Known as narcotics
7. Anticholinergics, Tranquilizers/sedatives, and Opioids
9. Giant breeds, boxers, and greyhounds are sensitive
11. Medication used to induce general anesthesia
12. Used for minor procedures
13. blockers, Relax or paralyze skeletal muscles
16. body anemia, Cats can develop from use of Propofol
17. oxide, Least potent inhalant agent
18. Primary neurotransmitter in PNS
20. Reverses Xylazine
21. Reverses Dexmedetomidine
22. 2, Controlled drug cannot be refilled
23. pressure, Liquid molecules bouncing off of the container wall creating pressure
25. Most potent inhalant agent
28. Induces sedation and has antiemetic and antiarrhythmic properties