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Veterinary Technician

Category - Anesthesia

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Technician Sally's surgical patient is suddenly experiencing a period of acute bradycardia. Which differential(s) does Sally need to work through to determine the cause of this condition?

Hypertension
Hypothermia
Vagally stimulated reflexes
Hypoxemia
All of the above

Explanation

Answer: E - Differentials that may cause bradycardia in a patient under anesthesia include hypertension, hypothermia, vagally stimulated reflexes and hypoxemia. During anesthesia, inhalants should be turned down or off, anticholinergic should be administered, and hypothermia and hypoxemia should be immediately addressed.

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