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9780124175709

Anesthesia and Analgesia in Laboratory Animals

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  • Copyright: 1997-04-01
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Anesthesia and Analgesia in Laboratory Animals focuses entirely on the special anesthetic, analgesic, and postoperative care requirements associated with experimental surgery. Sponsored by the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine, this informative work provides the reader with agents, methods, and techniques for anesthesia and analgesia that ensure humane and successful procedural outcomes. Key Features * Focuses on a wide variety of animal species used in research * Provides a comprehensive overview of the pharmacology of anesthetics and analgesics * Includes monitoring of analgesia and anesthesia * Organizes topics by species for agents and methods of providing anesthesia, analgesia, and post-op care to animals * No other American text is devoted entirely to this topic

Table of Contents

List of Contributors ix(2)
Preface xi(2)
List of Reviewers for Chapters in This Volume xiii(2)
Definitions of Selected Terms xv
Chapter 1 Pharmacology of Injectable Anesthetics
1(28)
Richard E. Fish
I. Introduction
2(1)
II. Barbiturates
2(2)
III. Hypnotics
4(5)
IV. Cyclohexamines: Dissociative Anesthetics
9(2)
V. Steroids
11(1)
VI. a2- Agonists
12(2)
VII. Sedatives and Tranquilizers
14(2)
VIII. Local/Regional Anesthesia
16(1)
IX. Anesthetic Combinations
17(2)
References
19(8)
Additional Reading
27(2)
Chapter 2 Pharmacology of Inhalation Anesthetics
29(14)
David B. Brunson
I. Introduction
29(1)
II. Chemical and Physical Properties
30(5)
III. Mode of Action
35(1)
IV. Uptake, Distribution, and Elimination
36(1)
V. Inhaled Anesthetics
36(2)
VI. Measurement and Quantification of Anesthetic Concentration for Research
38(2)
VII. Health Risks Associated with Exposure to Waste Anesthetic Gases
40(1)
References
40(3)
Chapter 3 Pharmacology of Analgesics
43(14)
James E. Heavner
I. Introduction
43(1)
II. Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs
44(4)
III. Opioids
48(5)
IV. a2- Adrenergic Agonists
53(1)
V. a2- Antagonists
54(1)
VI. Analgesic Adjuvants
54(1)
VII. Future Prospects
55(1)
References
55(2)
Chapter 4 Paralytic Agents
57(16)
Susan V. Hildebrand
I. Introduction
57(1)
II. Classfication of Paralytic Agents
58(8)
III. Measuring Neuromuscular Function
66(4)
References
70(3)
Chapter 5 Monitoring of Anesthesia
73(10)
Diane E. Mason
Marilyn J. Brown
I. Introduction to Anesthetic Monitoring
73(1)
II. Physiological Systems of Importance
74(6)
III. Summary and Conclusions
80(1)
References
81(2)
Chapter 6 Monitoring of Analgesia
83(22)
Peggy J. Danneman
I. Introduction
83(1)
II. Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology of Pain
84(2)
III. Mechanisms of Analgesia
86(1)
IV. Pain Perception
86(1)
V. Pain and Stress
87(1)
VI. Determining When to Treat Pain
88(7)
VII. Experimental Pain Models
95(4)
References
99(6)
Chapter 7 Anesthesia Equipment: Types and Uses
105(44)
George A. Vogler
I. Introduction
106(1)
II. Compressed Gases
106(2)
III. Anesthetic Machines
108(10)
IV. Breathing Circuits
118(3)
V. Testing and Maintenance of Anesthetic Machines
121(1)
VI. Ventilators
122(4)
VII. Induction Chambers and Masks
126(2)
VIII. Fluid Delivery and Systems
128(1)
IX. Monitors
129(9)
X. Patient Support Equipment
138(11)
XI. Ancillary Equipment
139(6)
References
145(4)
Chapter 8 Design of Surgical Suites and Postsurgical Care Units
149(16)
William J. White
Joanne R. Blum
I. Introduction
149(1)
II. Design Considerations
150(4)
III. Planning of Surgical Facility
154(3)
IV. Construction of Surgical Facility
157(5)
V. Conclusion
162(1)
References
162(3)
Chapter 9 Anesthesia and Analgesia in Rodents
165(40)
Sally K. Wixson
Kathleen L. Smiler
I. Introduction
165(1)
II. Unique Features of Rodent Anesthesia and Analgesia
166(1)
III. Preoperative Patient Evaluation and Care
166(1)
IV. Methods of Anesthetic Delivery/Equipment
167(2)
V. Inhalant Anesthetics
169(4)
VI. Parenteral General Anesthetics
173(9)
VII. Regional Anesthesia
182(1)
VIII. Intraoperative Anesthetic Monitoring and Support
182(1)
IX. Postoperative Supportive Care
183(1)
X. Acute and Chronic Analgesic Therapy
184(5)
XI. Special Anesthetic Considerations
189(2)
Appendix
191(9)
References
200(5)
Chapter 10 Anesthesia and Analgesia in Rabbits
205(28)
Neil S. Lipman
Robert P. Marini
Paul A. Flecknell
I. Introduction
205(1)
II. Preoperative Considerations
206(2)
III. Methods of Delivery or Administration
208(3)
IV. Parenteral Techniques
211(5)
V. Inhalation Anesthesia
216(1)
VI. Regional Anesthesia
217(1)
VII. Special Anesthetic Considerations
218(1)
VIII. Intraoperative Support and Monitoring
219(1)
IX. Postoperative Considerations
220(1)
X. Analgesia
221(2)
Appendix
223(5)
References
228(5)
Chapter 11 Anesthesia and Analgesia in Nonhuman Primates
233(24)
Sulli J. Popilskis
Dennis F. Kohn
I. Introduction
234(1)
II. Preoperative Evaluation
234(1)
III. Anesthetic Delivery
235(1)
IV. Anticholinergic Drugs
236(1)
V. Parenteral Anesthetics
236(4)
VI. Muscle Relaxants
240(1)
VII. Inhalational Anesthetics
241(2)
VIII. Intraoperative Monitoring
243(2)
IX. Intraoperative Support
245(1)
X. Special Anesthetic Considerations
245(3)
XI. Postoperative Care
248(2)
XII. Summary
250(4)
References
254(3)
Chapter 12 Anesthesia and Analgesia in Dogs, Cats, and Ferrets
257(24)
Ralph C. Harvey
Robert R. Paddleford
Sulli J. Popilskis
Sally K. Wixson
Introduction 258(1)
Part A. Anesthesia and Analgesia in Dogs and Cats 258(16)
Ralph C. Harvey
Robert R. Paddleford
Sulli J. Popilskis
I. Preanesthetic Evaluation
258(1)
II. Delivery of Anesthetics and Adjunctive Drugs
259(2)
III. Preanesthetic Medications
261(1)
IV. Intravenous Agents for Induction or Maintenance of General Anesthesia
262(4)
V. Balanced Anesthesia
266(1)
VI. Overview of Inhalation Anesthesia
266(1)
VII. Hemodynamic Effects of Inhalational Anesthesia
267(1)
VIII. Methods of Inhalational Induction of Anesthesia
267(1)
IX. Intraoperative Monitoring and Physiological Support
268(1)
X. Postoperative Care
268(2)
XI. Postoperative Analgesia
270(1)
XII. Specific Considerations
271(2)
References
273(1)
Part B. Anesthesia and Analgesia in Ferrets 274(7)
Sally K. Wixson
I. Introduction
274(1)
II. Unique Features of Ferret Anesthesia
274(1)
III. Preoperative Patient Evaluation of Care
275(1)
IV. Methods of Anesthetic Delivery and Equipment
275(1)
V. Sedatives and Tranquilizers
275(2)
VI. Parenteral Anesthetics
277(1)
VII. Inhalant Anesthesia
278(1)
VIII. Regional Anesthesia
278(1)
IX. Monitoring of Anesthesia
278(1)
X. Intraoperative and Postoperative Supportive Care
279(1)
XI. Acute and Chronic Analgesic Therapy
279(1)
References
279(2)
Chapter 13 Anesthesia and Analgesia in Ruminants
281(32)
Colin I. Dunlop
Robert F. Hoyt, Jr.
I. Introduction
282(1)
II. Animal Health Considerations
283(3)
III. Preparation for Anesthesia
286(2)
IV. Local and Regional Anesthesia
288(1)
V. Epidural or Spinal Anesthesia
289(1)
VI. Pharmacologic Considerations for Anesthesia of Ruminants
290(1)
VII. Sedation and Premedication
291(3)
VIII. Induction of General Anesthesia
294(3)
IX. Intubation Techniques
297(2)
X. Maintenance of Anesthesia
299(1)
XI. Monitoring of Anesthetized Ruminants
300(2)
XII. Support during Anestheisa
302(1)
XIII. Anesthetic Recovery and Postoperative Care
302(1)
XIV. Pain Perception and Evaluation
303(1)
XV. Pain Management
304(4)
References
308(5)
Chapter 14 Anesthesia and Analgesia in Swine
313(24)
Alison C. Smith
William J. Ehler
M. Michael Swindle
I. Anatomic and Physiologic Characteristics
314(1)
II. Anesthetic Delivery
314(2)
III. Inhalational Anesthesia
316(3)
IV. Injectable Anesthetics and Tranquilizers
319(3)
V. Regional Anesthesia
322(1)
VI. Analgesia
322(1)
VII. Intraoperative Support and Monitoring
322(2)
VIII. Postsurgical Care
324(1)
IX. Special Anesthetic Considerations
324(6)
Appendix
330(3)
References
333(4)
Chapter 15 Anesthesia and Analgesia in Nontraditional Laboratory Animal Species
337(42)
Dorcas O. Schaeffer
I. Introduction
338(1)
II. Mammals
338(3)
III. Birds
341(7)
IV. Reptiles
348(11)
V. Amphibians
359(3)
VI. Fish
362(2)
VII. Invertebrates
364(3)
Appendix
367(1)
References
367(12)
Chapter 16 Postoperative Support and Intensive Care
379(18)
Steve C. Haskins
Pamela H. Eisele
I. Introduction
379(1)
II. Facilities and Equipment for Postoperative and Intensive Care
380(1)
III. General Nursing Care Protocols
380(1)
IV. Personnel Training
381(1)
V. Record Keeping
381(1)
VI. Monitoring
382(4)
VII. Postoperative Care
386(2)
VIII. Nutritional Support
388(2)
IX. Vascular Catheter Placement and Care
390(2)
X. Fluid Therapy
392(1)
XI. Conclusion
393(1)
References
394(3)
Chapter 17 Current Research in Anesthesia and Trends in Clinical Applications
397(12)
Mervyn Maze
David A. Daunt
Markku Salonen
I. Introduction
397(1)
II. Novel Sites for Anesthetic Drug Action
398(3)
III. Novel Drugs
401(2)
IV. Anestheic Delivery
403(4)
References
407(2)
Appendix 409(2)
Index 411

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