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RESPONDING TO ANESTHETIC COMPLICATIONS
1 RESPONDING TO ANESTHETIC COMPLICATIONS General anesthesia poses minimal risk to most patients when performed by a capable anesthetist using appropriate protocols and proper monitoring. However, it is vitally important that the anesthetist remembers that every ANESTHETIC procedure has the potential to cause the death of the animal. In spite of significant advancements in pharmacology & technology, the fundamentals of good patient monitoring and support of organ function are key to minimizing ANESTHETIC risk and assuring a good outcome. Similarly, while knowledge of appropriate responses to an ANESTHETIC emergency is essential, it is even more important to understand why emergencies arise and how they may be prevented.
Hypotension is one of the most common anesthetic complications and should be suspected in any animal with a prolonged CRT. Pulse and blood pressure should be ... An elevated heart rate is a common response to surgical stimulation and does not ... Airway management/breathing 2. Cardiac compression 3. Venous access 4. Drug administration
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