MODULE 9: CLASSIFICATION OF ANESTHETICS

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Inhalant anesthetics

is in the form of gas or vapors via inhalation.

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Methoxyflurane

the most popular inhalant anesthetic used in small animals in the old-old days.

More potent than halothane and nitrous oxide.

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In horses when methoxyflurane is improperly administered, it causes unwanted and prolonged recovery.

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Methoxyflurane, bypasses stage II, therefore it will not show signs of stage II it will go directly to stage III.

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Cardiac arrhythmia

Methoxyflurane’s side effect (addtnl: it can be abolished by atropine)

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Administration of epinephrine can cause arrhythmia during methoxyflurane anesthesia.

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halothane

human anesthetic that is most popular in 1960, and it is now called enflurane.

It bypasses stage II.

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It is prohibited to give halothane/enflurane when performing neurosurgery, because it produces more CSF.

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halothane

poor choice anesthetic for patients with heart disease.

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Apnea

breathing stop while asleep or almost no airflow.

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tachypnea

rapid breathing

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Acetaminophen (paracetamol)

hepatotoxicity (liver poisoning) is enhanced by this medication in UK

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when you use halothane, do not give aminoglycosides to the animal due to muscle contraction.

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Thymol

Drug companies add this to halothane to reduce decomposition.

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landrace, Poland china, and Pietrain

Halothane causes malignant hypothermia in these breeds of pig.

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Nitrous oxide

this is recommended for maintenance of ketamine anesthesia (especially in humans)

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methoxyflurane, halothane (enflurane), nitrous oxide

major inhalant anesthetics.

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ether

Oxidase in air, moisture, and light, thus forming peroxidases.

Improper storage causes expolsion.

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nausea and vomiting

complication of light etherisation.

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neomycin

It should not be given to a patient who is given ether as an anesthetic, as it can cause death.

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pneumonia and other respiratory disease

Contraindications of ether.

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chloroform

used as an euthanizing agent.

it is also used in the solvent industry, production of antibiotics, and cleaning agents.

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ether & chloroform

Minor inhalant anesthetic

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Ethyl chloride

better to be used in industrial companies

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carbon dioxide

used as euthanizing agent in food producing animals especially in slaughterhouses.

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The residue of carbon dioxide is easily excreted.

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Tricaine methane sulfonate

An anesthetic is recommended in fish, especially in transporting them.

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ethyl chloride, carbon dioxide, and tricaine methane sulfonate

Other inhalant anesthetic

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Enflurane

This is a new inhalant anesthetics that causes muscle twitching.

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Thiopental / thiamylal / Diazepam

treat for seizures as side effect of enflurane

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Enflurane should not be given in neurosurgery.

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enflurane and thiamylal anesthesia decrease body temperature.

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Isoflurane

This anesthesia triggers malignant hyperthermia in swine.

enhance the action of succinylcholine.

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vapors

gaseous state anesthetics but ambient temperature and pressure is liquid.

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gaseous

Exist in gaseous form at room temperature and sea level pressure. (e.g. nitrous oxide)

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Enflurane, isoflurane, sevoflurane, aliflurane

New inhalant anesthetics