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Why is it important to rinse the animals mouth before administering general anesthesia?

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What needs to be done to prepare a horse for general anesthesia or heavy sedation?



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Answer to Question 1

Rinsing out the mouth removes pieces of feed and debris that could be aspirated or forced into
the trachea during intubation.

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To prepare a horse for heavy sedation, withdraw food and water, perform required
bloodwork, rinse mouth with water, estimate weight, and place a jugular catheter.




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