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Aneasthesia - Coggle Diagram
Aneasthesia
Machine
Components
O2 Tank
Source of oxygen
Valve and Yoke
Connects with pins to the O2 tank
Pressure Gauge
Indicates how much oxygen is in the tank
Regulator
Decreases the pressure of oxygen from the tank
O2 Flush Button
Used to bypass flowmeter and vaporiser
Usually used for
Flowmeter
Indicates flow of oxygen
Vaporiser
Converts liquid anaesthetic to gas
Common Gas Outlet
Where gas exits the machine and enters circuit
One Way Valve into Circuit
Inspiratory Limb
Smooth lining
Fresh gas to the patient
Y Piece
Connects to patient
Is dead space
Expiratory Limb
CO2 leaving the patient
Pop Off Valve
Exit point for excess gas
Reservoir Bag
Allows for fluctuations of air pressure
Assists with monitoring
Allows to give a breath to patient
Soda Lime Canister
Removes CO2
Manometer
Indicates pressure in the circuit
Scavenging system
Charcoal canister
Charcoal absorbs anaesthetic vapor and expels oxygen through the bottom
Passive
Exit for excess gas
Active or passive
Circuits
Re-breathing
For animals larger then 7kg
Advantages
Warms gas in circulation
Can use lower rate of gas
Long tube to give space around the patient
Disadvantages
Harder for patient to exhale
Slower response to changes in oxygen
Have to use soda-lime cannister
Types
Circle
No right or wrong end unless warming
Easier to breathe then F circuit
F Circuit
Co-axial
Inner tubing is inspiratory
More contained then circle
Components
Fresh gas inflow
Breathing hoses
Y connector
Unidirectional flow valves
Canister
Non-rebreathing
Small animals under 7kg
Advantages
Easier to breathe out
Immediate change in vapor or oxygen
Disadvantages
Higher gas flow
Higher environmental impact
Cold gas
Types
Ayre's T-piece
Bain Circuit
Co-axial
Extra equipment
Laryngoscope
Gives light for intubation
Lignocaine Spray
Stops larynx spasms in cats
ET tube
Joins circuit to the lungs
Ties
Ties ET tube in place
Syringe
Inflate Et tube cuff
Pulse oximeter
Monitoring machine
Eye lubricant
Analgesia
Monitoring