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$369.95
Professional Development Course
Non-Accredited
Intermediate Level: This course is useful for those new to veterinary nursing, those with a few years experience, and those more experienced nurses wanting to brush up on their knowledge as well as learn more.
Monitoring anaesthesia is a large part of the Veterinary Nurse’s job. This subject introduces students to the foundations of anaesthesia – how to set up and test the equipment, what circuits to pick and when, calculations, and other factors that can influence how stable our anaesthetics are. You’ll also learn how the drugs we use affect the body, patient warming techniques and important and why premedication is necessary. We also explore analgesia specific for surgical patients.
Judging anaesthetic depth and monitoring techniques are covered, from manual monitoring to equipment such as pulse oximetry, blood pressure, capnography and ECG. You’ll also learn how to classify ASA statuses, and recognise and respond to anaesthetic complications.
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What topics will we cover?
- TOPIC 1 – INTRODUCTION TO ANAESTHESIA
- TOPIC 2 – ANAESTHETIC MACHINE & EQUIPMENT
- TOPIC 3 – MONITORING EQUIPMENT
- TOPIC 4 – SETTING UP EQUIPMENT FOR ANAESTHESIA
- TOPIC 5 – PREMEDICATION & SEDATION
- TOPIC 6 – INDUCTION OF GENERAL ANAESTHESIA
- TOPIC 7 – ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION
- TOPIC 8 – PLACING MONITORING EQUIPMENT
- TOPIC 9 – PATIENT PREPARATION FOR ANAESTHESIA
- TOPIC 10 – MAINTAINING ANAESTHESIA & INHALATIONAL AGENTS
- TOPIC 11 – MONITORING THE PATIENT: STAGES & PLANES OF ANAESTHESIA
- TOPIC 12 – MONITORING THE PATIENT: MANUAL MONITORING
- TOPIC 13 – MONITORING THE PATIENT: EQUIPMENT MONITORING
- TOPIC 14 – RECORDING ON ANAESTHETIC CHARTS
- TOPIC 15 – TEMPERATURE
- TOPIC 16 – INTERMITTENT POSITIVE PRESSURE VENTILATION & VENTILATORS
- TOPIC 17 – SURGICAL ANALGESIA
- TOPIC 18 – RECOVERY
- TOPIC 19 – SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SPECIAL PATIENTS
- TOPIC 20 – ANAESTHETIC EMERGENCIES
- TOPIC 21 – LOCAL ANAESTHETICS
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