High Risk Anesthesia

March 11, 2016

Event

Date: March 14 - March 28, 2016

Description:

COURSE SUMMARYIt's 7pm on a Thursday evening, and everyone else has left except you and the vet on duty. An emergency has been rushed in. A dog with a deep laceration to his shoulder, with active haemorrhage. The dog appears shocked and the owners say he's already lost quite a lot of blood. He needs anaesthesia and surgery straight away to repair the wound and arrest the haemorrhage. Help!Anaesthesia of high risk patients is an area where vet nurses and techs need to feel confident and competent, and clear protocols for dealing with these patients are also of great importance to ensure safety and consistency.This course will focus on anaesthesia of patients that are deemed to be a poor anaesthetic risk and will pay particular attention to conditions such as GDV, sepsis, shock and hypovolaemia. You will explore haemodynamic complications that occur and discuss ways in which these patients can be managed under anaesthesia in order to minimise such problems. This will include patient stabilisation prior to anaesthesia and methods used to monitor them perioperatively in order to recognise potential complications.The different types of shock will be considered, together with appropriate management.With the guidance of your tutor, you will then go on to formulate your own outline protocols for management of anaesthesia in high-risk patients that are tailored to the facilities in your clinic. See how our courses work hereTUTORDenise Prisk DipAVN (Surgical), VTS (Anesthesia & Analgesia), LCGI, LTCL, RVNCOST: $195Register using the 'register now' link, and we will email you an invoice to pay via Paypal, or you can make payment on our websiteMORE INFO? VISIT:http://www.oncoreepd.co.uk/High-Risk-Anaesthesia-I_A1WFOV.aspx?nh=231739

Event type: Online course

Event Address: 100% ONLINE, on our modern, user-friendly, interactive learning environment

For More Information:Jill Macdonald

+447717335484, info@oncoreepd.co.uk, http://www.oncoreepd.co.uk/High-Risk-Anaesthesia-I_A1WFOV.aspx?nh=231739