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Veterinary Technician

Category - Anesthesia

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What is indicated by patient vocalization, hyperventilation, excitement and head thrashing?

Signs of sedation
Signs of recovery through stage I
Signs of recovery through stage II
Signs of fear

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Answer: C - Signs of recovery through stage II are indicated by patient vocalization, hyperventilation, excitement and head thrashing. This stage of anesthesia is known as the period of involuntary movement or the excitement stage. It is common to see such struggling along with elevated heart and respiratory rates, dilated pupils, continuing muscle tone and active reflexes.

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