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feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Propofol is an appropriate induction agent in sighthounds. Initial recovery from anaesthesia induced by thiopentone is dependent on redistribution of thiopentone from the plasma to the fat. Greyhounds and other sight hounds may exhibit longer recovery times than other breeds. This may be due to these breeds low body fat levels or differences in the metabolic han­dling of the thiobarbiturates. Both propofol and alfaxalone are preferable induction agents in sighthounds.[[Barbiturates#Thiopental|WikiVet Article: thiopentone.]]"

feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Propofol is an appropriate induction agent in sighthounds. Initial recovery from anaesthesia induced by thiopentone is dependent on redistribution of thiopentone from the plasma to the fat. Greyhounds and other sight hounds may exhibit longer recovery times than other breeds. This may be due to these breeds low body fat levels or differences in the metabolic han­dling of the thiobarbiturates. Both propofol and alfaxalone are preferable induction agents in sighthounds.[[Barbiturates#Thiopental|WikiVet Article: thiopentone.]]"

feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Propofol is an appropriate induction agent in sighthounds. Initial recovery from anaesthesia induced by thiopentone is dependent on redistribution of thiopentone from the plasma to the fat. Greyhounds and other sight hounds may exhibit longer recovery times than other breeds. This may be due to these breeds low body fat levels or differences in the metabolic han­dling of the thiobarbiturates. Both propofol and alfaxalone are preferable induction agents in sighthounds.[[Barbiturates#Thiopental|WikiVet Article: thiopentone.]]"

feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Propofol is an appropriate induction agent in sighthounds. Initial recovery from anaesthesia induced by thiopentone is dependent on redistribution of thiopentone from the plasma to the fat. Greyhounds and other sight hounds may exhibit longer recovery times than other breeds. This may be due to these breeds low body fat levels or differences in the metabolic han­dling of the thiobarbiturates. Both propofol and alfaxalone are preferable induction agents in sighthounds.[[Barbiturates#Thiopental|WikiVet Article: thiopentone.]]"

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feedback3= "'''Incorrect.''' Alfaxalone is an appropriate induction agent in sighthounds. Initial recovery from anaesthesia induced by thiopentone is dependent on redistribution of thiopentone from the plasma to the fat. Greyhounds and other sight hounds may exhibit longer recovery times than other breeds. This may be due to these breeds low body fat levels or differences in the metabolic han­dling of the thiobarbiturates. Both propofol and alfaxalone are preferable induction agents in sighthounds. Link to Wiki Vet: thiopentone."

feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Fentanyl-fluanisone is not licensed in dogs, it is only licensed in rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice. Initial recovery from anaesthesia induced by thiopentone is dependent on redistribution of thiopentone from the plasma to the fat. Greyhounds and other sight hounds may exhibit longer recovery times than other breeds. This may be due to these breeds low body fat levels or differences in the metabolic han­dling of the thiobarbiturates. Propofol and alfaxaolne are preferred induction agents in sighthounds. [[Barbiturates#Thiopental|WikiVet Article: thiopentone.]]"

feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Fentanyl-fluanisone is not licensed in dogs, it is only licensed in rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice. Initial recovery from anaesthesia induced by thiopentone is dependent on redistribution of thiopentone from the plasma to the fat. Greyhounds and other sight hounds may exhibit longer recovery times than other breeds. This may be due to these breeds low body fat levels or differences in the metabolic han­dling of the thiobarbiturates. Propofol and alfaxaolne are preferred induction agents in sighthounds. [[Barbiturates#Thiopental|WikiVet Article: thiopentone.]]"

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