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Demand Valve
A valve attached to the ET tube during recovery that is used to deliver oxygen to the patient at a very high flow rate (160-280 L/min)
Field Anesthesia
General anesthesia performed away from the veterinary hospital at a farm or stable typically using TIVA
Insufflation
Provision of oxygen via placement of an oxygen supply tube inside an ET tube, nasopharyngeal tube, or nostril
Myopathy
Muscle disease; damage to the muscles caused by excessive pressure on the dependent muscle tissue or insufficient blood flow to muscle during anesthesia; manifests in recovery as muscle hardness, pain, weakness, and stiffness; aka “tying up”
Neuropathy
Disease or injury to a peripheral nerve; caused by inadequate padding and patient positioning during anesthesia; manifests in recovery as a drooping eyelid and lip on the affected side (facial nerve) or inability to fully extend the affected forelimb (radial nerve)
Standing Chemical Restraint
The continuation or extention of sedation where general anesthesia is not the goal; the level of consciousness may change from light to heavy sedation and is gauged by interest in environment, head position, and stance
Ventilation-Perfusion Mismatch
A lack of equality in the quantity of oxygen that reaches the alveoli per minute and the volume of blood that perfuses the alveoli per minute; results in alveoli that are oxygenated but are not perfused and/or alveoli that are perfused but are atelectatic and not oxygenated
Porcine Stress Syndrome
Malignant hyperthermia; a hereditary, metabolic condition of swine caused by a mutation in one or the genes that controls calcium metabolism in muscle fibers; occurs in affected swine in response to some anesthetic agents especially inhalants; causes muscle rigidity, rapid rise in temperature, hypercapnia, hyperkalemia, and death
Total Injectable Anesthesia
Induction and maintenance of anesthesia by IM injection of anesthetic agent or a combination of agents with no concurrent use of inhalant agents; commonly used in swine