Anesthesia

If youre looking for creative ways to store veterinary endotracheal tubes for quick and secure access, we wont leave you hanging (see what we did there?).

Every aspect of medicine contributes to the overall patient experience

Try this tip to keep endotracheal tubes organized and free of air-borne contaminants.

The words you use to frame the importance of pain control in veterinary patients can make all the difference in their world.

International organization wants to protect access to drug in wake of classification challenges.

Vanquish the 3 most common pain management mistakes made in veterinary patients undergoing surgery.

This quick and easy DIY tip uses pool noodles as positioning aides.

If Fred Metzger, DVM, DABVP, can sell you on properly training, paying for and accounting in dental procedure treatment plans for a second technician dedicated to anesthesia, he will.

Clients afraid of the anesthesia necessary for dental care in their senior pets? Listen to this.

With individualized anesthesia protocols and appropriate monitoring, veterinary dental procedures are safer than ever before. Now, all senior patients can enjoy the benefits of good dental care.

World Health Organization mulling international control of veterinary anesthetic, categorization as highly abused substance.

Life-saving measures indeed since more than 50% of the complications with anesthesia occur while the patient is recovering.

We should reach for drugs early and often in the Fear-Free approach to veterinary practice.

Poorly managed pain, whether before, during, or after anesthesia, can have a number of harmful consequences.

Regional nerve blocks as part of a total multi modal approach to pain management for the dental patient.

Pain management in veterinary patients has come a long way.

Make anesthetic episodes safer with this reader tip.

Often even routine medical procedures on large carnivores require that the animal be anesthetized. Here, Ryan DeVoe, DVM, MSpVM, DACZM, DABVP, clinical veterinarian with Disneys Animal Kingdom, tells a tale of his staff staying chilled out while attending to a polar bear.

Expand your analgesic arsenal for hindlimb procedures with these two new techniques.

Veterinary anesthesiologist Dr. Ann Weil provides five important pointers on anesthetizing cats and dogs.

Dr. Stephen Divers discusses anesthesia in chelonians using a drug that is on its way to being approved for use in the United States.

Live from CVC Washington, D.C., dvm360 Medicine Channel Director Mindy Valcarcel has tips for using this form of pain control to its full potential with some pointers from veterinary anesthesiologist Dr. Turi Aarnes.

Learn to talk to pet owners about the benefits and risks of anesthesia.

How to tackle your clients' questions in the wake of ABC's news report.

Technicians should be present in the moment and utilize all of their senses when monitoring a patient under anesthesia.

New standard applies to all dental procedures, including cleaning.

This comprehensive set of guidelines is a must-read and should receive a place in your library for training and regular reference.

Get answers to your most commonly asked questions about two essential components of dental care in veterinary patients.

A way to make sure your stethoscope stays out of the way during anesthetic monitoring.

A handy way to individualize anesthetic prep materials for each patient.