Anaesthetic Monitoring

Anaesthesia

Anaesthesia is a key skill for Veterinary Surgeons and Veterinary Nurses. Learn more about it with our series of Online CPD Courses: Anaesthetic Monitoring, High Risk Anaesthesia, Anaesthetic Emergencies and our Anaesthesia Refresher Course.
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    • Anaesthetic Emergencies
      Anaesthesia

      Anaesthetic Emergencies

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      Available:

      Nov 26
      May 27
      Nov 27
      From £199.00 + VAT

      Everyone who is involved in anaesthesia should be able to deal with common complications. This course focuses on various emergency conditions, how and why they arise and the actions to take to try and remedy the situation, as well as any preventative measures that may be taken. Current techniques of performing CPR and resuscitation will be covered.

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    • New course! Anaesthetic Monitoring
      Anaesthesia

      Anaesthetic Monitoring

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      Available:

      Untutored On Demand
      Jan 27
      Jun 27
      From £199.00 + VAT

      Monitoring anaesthetised patients is one of the most crucial aspects of veterinary anaesthesia. This course will be suitable for nurses and vets who wish to update or refresh their knowledge of anaesthetic monitoring. Both basic and more advanced methods of monitoring anaesthetised small animal patients will be covered.

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    • Sale! Anaesthetic Refresher for General Practice
      Anaesthesia

      Anaesthetic Refresher for General Practice

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      Available:

      Sep 26
      £175.00 + VAT

      The course covers all the information needed to perform routine anaesthesia, from admittance to discharge of the patient. There will be a section on basic physiology of anaesthesia, as a means of introducing the topic. Different types of equipment, breathing systems and scavenging will be discussed, as will the use of intravenous fluids. Analgesic techniques such as constant rate infusions and the use of local anaesthesia will also be covered.

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    • New course! High Risk Anaesthesia
      Anaesthesia

      High Risk Anaesthesia – Part 1

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      Available:

      Oct 26
      Feb 27
      Sep 27
      From £199.00 + VAT

      This course will look at anaesthesia of canine and feline patients that are considered to be of higher than normal risk, either because of disease, age or anatomical variation. For example, anaesthesia of brachycephalic patients, geriatric, paediatric, trauma and various disease states will all be covered. Drug effects on different conditions will be discussed, as will the use of intravenous fluids. Real life case studies will be provided throughout the course.

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