Sentences with phrase «in anesthetic agents»

Recent improvements in anesthetic agents allow for a quick recovery, and your dog should almost be back to normal when you pick her up after the anesthetic event.

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Prominent chemicals found in New York's waterways include triclosan, an anti-bacterial agent found in liquid hand soaps and toothpaste; the anesthetic and heart medicine lidocaine; diethyl - phthalate, a component of plastics; and the herbicide atrazine.

Fluorine is also found in many agrochemicals, and about 20 - 30 % of modern pharmaceuticals, ranging from antimalarial and cytostatic drugs to inhalation anesthetics, blood substitutes, and liquid ventilation agents.

But even if clinicians might not yet have more delicate tools to dip patients into surgery - ready unconsciousness, Alkire notes, «understanding how it works puts you in a position to do better anesthetics eventually — if not with the agents you have right now.»

Your veterinarian will administer an overdose of an anesthetic agent (typically a bright color such as pink) in your pet's vein (location of administration may vary by type of pet).

She placed a small rubber tube in the windpipe to deliver oxygen and administered an injectable anesthetic agent into Barcley's vein.

It is generally estimated that approximately 1 in 100,000 animals will have some sort of reaction to an anesthetic agent.

Depending on the agent, local anesthetics can be applied either by injection or, in the case of a superficial wound, topically.

We use gas anesthetic agents; dogs and cats are given pre-operative tests depending on their age and condition to qualify them for anesthesia; and patients are monitored while anesthetized both visibly and with similar monitoring devices as used in human hospitals.

Our success in safely using anesthesia is also due to our hospitals» use of modern anesthetic products and techniques, which we continually update as the medical industry develops newer and safer anesthetic agents.

It is estimated that approximately 1 in 100,000 animals will have some sort of reaction to an anesthetic agent.

Upon completion of the procedure, intravenous fluid therapy speeds the recovery process by diluting the anesthetic agents circulating in the blood stream and by enhancing their metabolism and elimination through the liver and kidneys.

Anesthetic agents must be administered by a veterinarian or by persons trained in their administrations and then only under the supervision of a veterinarian who is on the premises.

Learn about the physiology of aging and how the pharmacology of anesthetic agents is changed in the aging patient.

Because feral cats should never be handled while they are awake and because of the escape risks involved in transferring cats from one container to another, it is best to inject the anesthetic agent into the cat between the wires of the trap.

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IV fluids also help your cat with his recovery process by aiding the liver and kidneys in clearing the body of anesthetic agents more quickly.

Next, the technicians administered an intravenous infusion of an anesthetic agent and, once I was asleep, placed a breathing tube in my windpipe.

Therefore, anesthetic agents that cause a drop in blood pressure have a more pronounced effect on Greyhounds.

Most anesthetic agents result in a slowed cardiovascular system which can lead to low blood pressures during anesthesia.

(2b) Have completed an SDSBD - approved educational course in anesthetic assisting of at least eight hours more than 13 months prior to application and have legally monitored patients receiving analgesic or anesthetic agents for a period of time during the two years preceding application and provide written documentation from an employing / supervising dentist attesting to clinical proficiency.

Level II dental assistants obtain additional training in intra-oral duties, which means they are able to do everything a Level I dental assistant can do along with; dental radiography, mechanical polishing of the coronal portion of the teeth, placement and removal of rubber dams, taking of preliminary impressions of teeth for study models, topical application of anti-cariogenic agents, oral hygiene instruction with an intra-oral component, dietary counseling relative to dentistry, application of materials topically to prepare the surface of the teeth for pit and fissure sealants, application of pit and fissure sealants, application of topical anesthetics, desensitizing agents and whitening of the coronal portion of the teeth.

• Documented success in effectively and efficiently selecting, ordering, obtaining, and administering analgesic and anesthetic agents, adjuvant drugs, and blood products necessary to provide anesthesia services.

Proficiencies Review and update medical histories noting changes in dental health Perform intra / extra-oral exams and periodontal evaluations Remove plaque, tartar, and bacteria above and below gum line Apply anti-cavity agents such as fluoride and sealants Treat gingivitis and periodontitis Implement cavitron, piezo, and titan sonic scalers Hand scale periodontal patients with type 1 to type IV periodontitis disease Perform x-rays, digital imaging, and interpret radiographs Administer local anesthetic agents and nitrous oxide Instruct patient in home care specially tailored for individual patient needs Schedule patient appointments through Dentrix software