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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: LAS Assignment 3 - Anaesthesia & Blocks, Digital Nerve Block/Bier Block involved Procedure, Purpose essential for Control of tenesmus and uterine contractions, Procedure follows To determine if the block was achieved, the tip of a needle was used to prick the area of the flank. If any twitching of the flank area occured (after about 10 mins) then the block was not done properly, Patient Parameters such as TPR, Purpose essential for Rectal or vaginal prolapse, Procedure follows Step 1:Move the tail up and down to determine the fossa between S5 and C1., Procedure follows Step1: Palpation of the ends of the transverse processes of the lumbar vertebrae, NERVE BLOCKS IN RUMINANTS involves the use of Drugs, Coccygeal Nerve Block/Caudal Epidural Block has the following Disadvantages, Drugs such as Epinephrine, Purpose essential for Digit amputation, Advantages Include Minimal amounts of anaesthetic needed, Patient Parameters such as Weight, NERVE BLOCKS IN RUMINANTS Performed Lumbar Proximal Paravertebral Block, Physical Examination involving Weight Estimation, Drugs such as Pen/ Strep, Drugs such as 2% Lidocaine, Drugs based on Patient Parameters, Procedure occurs for Purpose, Procedure follows Step 3: Once the tranvserse process has be encountered, the needle is walked off the cranial edge and passed ventrally, where lidocaine is injected, to block thoracic nerve 13 (T13)