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|Events|May 26, 2018
Rabbit Anaesthesia ~ promoting best practice
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Date: August 06 - August 06, 2018
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This course will explore the key factors involved in promoting best practice in rabbit anaesthesia and will offer an overview of techniques including those involved in induction, airway management, maintenance and monitoring and recovery phases.Participants will have the opportunity to discuss their own current protocols and cases as well as exploring the most up to date recommendations for the different aspects of rabbit anaesthesia.After successful completion of the course you will have a wealth of new ideas to take back to practice, and should feel more confident about undertaking rabbit anaesthesia. You will also produce a set of anaesthesia guidelines for a range of different scenarios that you can discuss with the rest of your team, as well as a pre-anaesthetic checklist that is specifically tailored for rabbits in your practice.Suitable for: Vets, vet nurses, vet techs, students.
Event type: Online Course
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For More Information:Jill Macdonald,ONCORE Online Learning
+44 (0)121 663 1971, [email protected], https://www.oncoreepd.co.uk/contact/
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