Anesthetic Agents and Ajuncts II

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  1. 3. Alpha 2 agonists are commonly given before _____ procedures
  2. 6. The effect a body has on the drug
  3. 8. this is the most commonly used alpha 2 agonist in dogs and cats
  4. 10. Also referred to as "minor tranquilizer"' controlled, reversible drugs that are used with other agents for their muscle relaxant, anticonvulsant, and appetite-stimulating properties.
  5. 12. Alpha 2 agonists have a significant effect on the ____ system.
  6. 15. This nerve is the tenth cranial nerve. Provides parasympathetic innervation to numerous target organs.
  7. 16. _______ is less likely to cause CNS effects, than atropine, because it does not cross the blood-brain barrier
  8. 17. Benzodiazepines are excellent ____ muscle relaxants
  9. 18. the specific antagonist for dexmedetomidine
  10. 19. These agents lessen or abolish the effects of other anesthetic agents; used to "wake" patient
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  1. 1. Major adverse affects of anticholinergics are cardia arrhythmias, thickened resp/salivary secretions, and the inhibition of _______
  2. 2. after IM injection ____ begins to act in about 5 minutes, reaches peak effect in about 10-20 minutes, and has a duration of 60-90 minutes
  3. 4. Most anesthetic agents and adjuncts are water-soluble except ______
  4. 5. ____ agonists bind to and partially stimulate receptors
  5. 7. _____ drugs must be kept in a double locked cabinet, safe, or other secure storage place
  6. 9. Alpha 2 agonists ____ the respiratory system.
  7. 11. A _______ is a drug that causes reduced mental activity and sleepiness
  8. 13. The ocular effect of this medication can sometimes cause third-eyelid prolapse
  9. 14. Benzodiazepines depress the ____.