Anesthesia Breathing Systems

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What are the two main breathing system types?

Circle breathing system

Non-rebreathing

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What is the basic arrangement of circle breathing systems?

Gas moves in only one direction to separate inspiratory and expiratory channels

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How is CO2 removed in a circle breathing system?

An abosrbent

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T/F oxygen and anesthetic is continuously delivered to the circle system?

True

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What breathing system is cheaper to use because less oxygen is used and therefore less isoflurane?

Circle breathing systems

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In what system does the vaporizer setting not represent the inspired concentration of anesthetic?

Circle breathing systems

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Circle breathing system

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What are the components of the circle breathing system?

Y-piece, breathing tubes, uni-directional valves, fresh gas inlet, canister, relief (pop-off) valve, rebreathing bag, pressure gauge

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What is done to breathing tubes to prevent crimping?

Corrugated

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What is different in the y-piece and corrugated tubes in small vs large animal?

They are bigger in large animal

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What breathing systems have 2 unidrectional valves?

Circle

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What happens if the valve disc from a directional valve is bent?

It will not make a seal and the unidirectional flow of air will not work

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Where can the fresh gas inlet be located?

CO2 absorber canister

Inspiratory arm

Many others

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What does the CO2 absorber and canister do?

Remove CO2 from expired gas

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What volume does the CO2 canister need to be?

2x the patients tidal volume

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Where can patient expired gas enter the canister?

Either top or bottom depending on machine

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What is a surgivet soda lime canister?

CO2 is absorbed in a U shape but is very high pressure and should not be used

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Describe soda lime?

12-19% water and it is an exothermic reaction

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T/F if soda lime was violet but turned back white than it has regenerated and can be reused?

False

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When should you change the soda lime?

If 1/3 of the canister is violet

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How large does the reservoir bag need to be?

Exceed patients largest tidal breath (small animal 4x tidal breath size)

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How do you calculate tidal breath?

10-15 mL/kg

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What indicates the pressure in the breathing circuate?

Breathing circuit manometer in cmH20

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Breathing circuit manometer

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What relieves the breathing system of excess gas if input exceeds uptake by the patinet?

Pop-off valve

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What side is the pop-off valve on?

Expiratory side

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Before you start JSL what do you need to do with the pop off valve?

MAKE SURE IT IS OPEN

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When are pop off valves closed?

To give a breath to the patient or check endotracheal tube seal

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What is the danger of keeping a pop off valve closed?

Barotrauma and death due to high pressure in the lungs

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What happens after a few breaths of breathing with 2% iso on a circle breathing system?

They are actually breathing less than 2% due to some recycling

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What happens after several hours of a patient breathing 2% iso?

It reaches anesthetic equilibrium so they are actually breathing 2%

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What is our recommended flowmeter settings on a circle system?

30mL/kg/min

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Why do we use 30mL/kg/min as our flowmeter settings?

A higher flow than necessary will allow us to increase anesthetic concentration quicker

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How do you know if a patient is not getting enough oxygen by looking at the anesthetic machine?

The bag will be flat because all the oxygen will be consumed

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Where does excess oxygen and anesthetic exit?

Pop-off valve

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In what system does the patient breath exactly what the vaporizer is set to?

Non-breathing

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What are the benefits of using a bain circuit adaptor with a non-rebreathing circuit?

There is an airway pressure manometer

There is a pop-off valve with custom pressure relief valve

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Learn this flow

Ok

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What tube has fresh gas only in a Bain breathing circuit?

Inside tube

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Where does CO2 go down in a Bain breathing circuit?

Outside tube

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Why is flowmeter so important with a non-rebreathing bain circuit?

If it is too low, then the expired CO2 will not be pushed down the outside tube and will be inspired again

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How do you calculate the flowrate in a non-rebreathing system?

200mL/kg/min

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What types of systems are there for scavenging waste anesthetic gas?

Passive and active systems

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What waste gas scavenger relies on an activated charcoal canister?

Passive system

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What waste anesthetic gas system is attached to a vacuum system and vents to the outside atmosphere. You also need an interface to prevent positive and negative pressure being reflected back to the breathing circuit?

Active systems

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When do you need to change a passive waste gas scavenge system?

If it has increased in weight by 40 grams. Total capacity is 50 grams

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T/F nitrous oxide is resorbed by a passive system?

False (i think double check this 8:19 on 9/10)

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Where is the biggest exposure to isoflurane in vet med?

During recovery because it is still in the patient

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