
Understanding Barbiturates, Thiopental, and Ketamine: An Overview
Explore the characteristics and uses of barbiturates such as phenobarbital, chemobarbital, and pentobarbital based on their duration of action. Learn about the properties of Thiopental sodium, its administration, and effects, including apnea and hypotension. Discover the features of Ketamine hydrochloride, its dosages for different animals, onset, duration, and effects, including increased heart rate and blood pressure. Dive into the world of anesthesia with these potent substances.
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Barbiturates Long act: 8-12 hours (phenobarbital) Intermediate act: 2-6 hours (chemobarbital) Short act: 1-2 hours (pentobarbital) Ultra short act: 10-15 minutes (thiopental)
Thiopental sodium Alkaline, solution 2.5-5 %, apnea, Onset: 30 sec. hypotension, good relaxation, dose 5-10 mg/kg, 1/3 injected rapidly then to effect, Solution is ineffective after 1 week High protein binding Prolong recovery after infusion
Ketamine hydrochloride No good relaxation, nystagmous Some reflexes remain active (palpebral) Very safe, could be injected IM Increase in HR and BP Dose in horse: 2.2 mg/kg Dose in small animals: 5-20 mg/kg Onset: 1 min, Duration: 10-15 min Good anesthesia with xylazine