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Canine Heart Rate (normal)
60-180 bpm
Canine Respiratory Rate (normal)
10-30 rpm
Canine Temperature (normal)
100-102.5 F
Canine Heart Rate (under anesthetic)
60-150 bpm
Canine Breathing Rate (under anesthetic)
8-20 rpm
Canine Temperature (under anesthetic)
100 F

PLN (Peripheral Lymph Nodes)
1.) Mandibular
2.) Prescapular
3.) Axilliary
4.) Inguinal
5.) Popliteal

What injection sites in canine for IM
Epaxial
Hamstring
Quadriceps
Triceps

Induction Tray set up
Laryngoscope
Inflation syringe
ET tie
Endotracheal tubes of different sizes
Eye lube
Lube
Piece of guaze with lube
Dry guaze

IV Catheter tray setup
Two 22G IV catheters
T-connector (primed)
3 saline flushes
Induction drugs
Injection plug
4 pieces of tape (skinny, notched, skinny twist, flat)
Tape
Vet wrap
Clippers
Chlorhexidine
Alcohol
2 trays with gauze that have chlorhexidine and alcohol
Dry gauze

Acepromazine
Family: Phenothiazine
Effects: sedative/tranquilizer
Side effects: hypotension
Controlled: NO
Reversible: NO
Analgesic: NO
Dexmedetomidine
Family: alpha-2 agonist
Effects: sedative, visceral anelgesic, muscle relaxant
Side effects: profound bradycardia, induces vomiting in cats
Controlled: NO
Reversible: yes, Atipemazole
Analgesic: partial - visceral only
Ketamine
Family: Dissociative
Effects: Chemical restraint, unconsciousness, partial analgesia
Side effects: increased heart rate and blood pressure
Reversible = NO
Controlled = YES
Analgesic = PARTIAL
Midazolam
Family: benzodiazepine
Effects: sedative/tranquilizer, muscle relaxant, anticonvulsant
Side effects: unreliable sedative
Controlled: YES (Schedule IV)
Reversible: YES - Flumazenil
Analgesic: NO
Butorphanol
Family: Opioid
Effects: anelgesic, sedative
Side effects: excitement/dysphoria, bradycardia, respiratory depression
Controlled: Schedule IV
Reversible: yes, Naloxolone
Analgesic: YES
Telazol
Tiletamine + zolazepam
Dissociative
Chemical restraint, unconsciousness, partial analgesia
Reversible = NO
Controlled = YES
Analgesic = PARTIAL
increased heart rate and blood pressure
more respiratory depression (tiletamine is more potent than ketamine) and longer recoveries
Buprenorphine
Family: Opioid
Effects: anelgesic, sedative
Side effects: excitement/dysphoria, bradycardia, respiratory depression
Controlled: Schedule III
Reversible:yes, Naloxolone
Analgesic: YES
When to use a non-rebreather?
Under 7kg
When to use a rebreather?
Over 7kg