How controlled drugs should be stored Locked cabinet or safe Amount of schedules in Controlled substances 5 What schedule agonists are in Schedule II Mode of action for Propofol IV induction Used more in human medicine Nitrous Oxide Examples are morphine, fentanyl, oxymorophone Opioids: Schedule II controlled Mode of action for Alfaxalone IV for anesthesia induction, IM for cats for deep sedation Analgesics and can produce vomiting in some patients; muscle relaxant Benzodiazepiines Free! Example is Buprenorphine Opioid; Schedule III controlled Second most common anesthetic inhalant Sevoflurane Most common anesthetic inhalant Isoflurane Anesthetic Agents Reverses Xylazine for ruminants Tolazoline Used to determine average setting to produce surgical anesthesia MAC What schedule agonist- antagonists are in Schedule IV Dissociative Anesthetics Ketamine, Tiletamine Phenothiazines, Benodiazepines, Alpha 2- adrenoceptor Pre- Anesthetic Agent Classes Free! Which schedule is not currently accepted in medical use? Schedule I Most common agent in Dissociative Anesthetics Ketamine Which controlled inventory must be kept separate? Controlled II inventory What all is included in a controlled drug log? Date dispensed, patient information, client info., amount or quantity dispensed, signature of person What dissociative anesthetic has a long recovery for dogs? Tiletamine How can controlled drugs be ordered? Electronically from distributer Who you contact in case of missing or theft in controlled drugs DEA Example Butorphanol is in Opioids; Schedule IV not controlled Not commonly used anymore due to safer options (inhalation anesthetics Halothane, Enflurane, and Methoxyflurane Routes of Opioids IV,IM,SQ, oral, rectal, transdermal, epidural Not a commonly used inhalation agent Desflurane Do not mix this with anything other medication other than ketamine Diazepam Free! Types of injectable anesthesia Propofol, Etomidate, Alfaxalone Protects against Cardiac arrhythmias and are antiemetics Phenothiazines How often should there be a completed inventory in controlled drugs? Every 2 years What schedule Partial agonists are in Schedule III How controlled drugs should be stored Locked cabinet or safe Amount of schedules in Controlled substances 5 What schedule agonists are in Schedule II Mode of action for Propofol IV induction Used more in human medicine Nitrous Oxide Examples are morphine, fentanyl, oxymorophone Opioids: Schedule II controlled Mode of action for Alfaxalone IV for anesthesia induction, IM for cats for deep sedation Analgesics and can produce vomiting in some patients; muscle relaxant Benzodiazepiines Free! Example is Buprenorphine Opioid; Schedule III controlled Second most common anesthetic inhalant Sevoflurane Most common anesthetic inhalant Isoflurane Anesthetic Agents Reverses Xylazine for ruminants Tolazoline Used to determine average setting to produce surgical anesthesia MAC What schedule agonist- antagonists are in Schedule IV Dissociative Anesthetics Ketamine, Tiletamine Phenothiazines, Benodiazepines, Alpha 2- adrenoceptor Pre- Anesthetic Agent Classes Free! Which schedule is not currently accepted in medical use? Schedule I Most common agent in Dissociative Anesthetics Ketamine Which controlled inventory must be kept separate? Controlled II inventory What all is included in a controlled drug log? Date dispensed, patient information, client info., amount or quantity dispensed, signature of person What dissociative anesthetic has a long recovery for dogs? Tiletamine How can controlled drugs be ordered? Electronically from distributer Who you contact in case of missing or theft in controlled drugs DEA Example Butorphanol is in Opioids; Schedule IV not controlled Not commonly used anymore due to safer options (inhalation anesthetics Halothane, Enflurane, and Methoxyflurane Routes of Opioids IV,IM,SQ, oral, rectal, transdermal, epidural Not a commonly used inhalation agent Desflurane Do not mix this with anything other medication other than ketamine Diazepam Free! Types of injectable anesthesia Propofol, Etomidate, Alfaxalone Protects against Cardiac arrhythmias and are antiemetics Phenothiazines How often should there be a completed inventory in controlled drugs? Every 2 years What schedule Partial agonists are in Schedule III
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Locked cabinet or safe
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Schedule II
IV induction
Nitrous Oxide
Opioids: Schedule II controlled
IV for anesthesia induction, IM for cats for deep sedation
Benzodiazepiines
Free!
Opioid; Schedule III controlled
Sevoflurane
Isoflurane
Anesthetic Agents
Tolazoline
MAC
Schedule IV
Ketamine, Tiletamine
Pre-Anesthetic Agent Classes
Free!
Schedule I
Ketamine
Controlled II inventory
Date dispensed, patient information, client info., amount or quantity dispensed, signature of person
Tiletamine
Electronically from distributer
DEA
Opioids; Schedule IV not controlled
Halothane, Enflurane, and Methoxyflurane
IV,IM,SQ, oral, rectal, transdermal, epidural
Desflurane
Diazepam
Free!
Propofol, Etomidate, Alfaxalone
Phenothiazines
Every 2 years
Schedule III
