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This collection has been specially selected for BSAVA second and third year qualified members who have renewed their membership in 2018. The collection focuses on emergency and critical care and includes a selection of chapters from our foundation series of manuals together with some related member content. On renewal, eligible members will be sent a code giving free access to the collection and instructions on how to redeem the code. Those who have renewed already will receive their code in the next few weeks. The collection is not otherwise available for purchase - the individual chapters may be purchased where available (£75 for members, £168 for non-members - or buy a library pass). 

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    • Triage of the emergency patient
      BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Emergency and Critical Care

      This chapter covers all of the vital stages of emergency evaluation in the critically ill patient: telephone triage; waiting room triage; primary survey and initial treatment; and secondary survey and the emergency plan. The chapter highlights methods for blood sampling and analysis, acid-base and electrolyte monitoring and cage-side ultrasonography.

    • Hospitalization and basic critical care
      BSAVA Manual of Avian Practice

      Author Alex Rosenwax

      The first section of this chapter, on hospital setup for birds, covers emergency and hospital equipment, pharmacy, cages, biosecurity, heating, hospital treatment room setup for birds, feeding and nutrition of hospitalized birds. The second section, on emergency and critical care, covers hypothermia, fluid therapy, nutritional support, emergency medications, oxygen supplementation and air sac tube placement. The third section covers the specific emergencies of burns, oil contamination, hyperthermia, haemorrhage and animal bites, with guidance on when to perform blood transfusion and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

    • First night on-call?

      Help is at hand

      Preparing for your first night on-call can make a big difference to both your stress levels and your performance. Helen Harrison helps guide you through preparing for that first night.

    • Dealing with emergency cases
      BSAVA Manual of Canine Practice

      In most small animal practices true emergencies will be relatively uncommon, but with the increase in emergency centres within the UK there will be practices where emergency cases are in the majority, Although emergency medicine can be stressful it can also be extremely satisfying. This chapter focuses on telephone triage, preparation, hospital triage, cardiovascular abnormalities - assessment and management, respiratory abnormalities - assessment and management, neurological assessment and management, monitoring during stabilization, secondary assessment and ongoing management. : Cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

    • Anaphylaxis – emergency treatment
      BSAVA Guide to Procedures in Small Animal Practice

      Please note. The new 3rd edition of the BSAVA Guide to Procedures in Small Animal Practice is now available here.

      Anaphylaxis is an acute severe allergic reaction. This section provides the seven key elements of emergency treatment.

    • Seizures – emergency protocol
      BSAVA Guide to Procedures in Small Animal Practice

      Please note. The new 3rd edition of the BSAVA Guide to Procedures in Small Animal Practice is now available here.

      A protocol for an integrated approach to managing seizures in an emergency situation.

    • Collapse
      BSAVA Manual of Feline Practice

      Author Angie Hibbert

      Collapse is defined as a failure to maintain a normal supported posture with or without loss of consciousness. This chapter looks at acute emergency presentation, episodic collapse and apparent collapse or ambulatory disorders. : Intravenous catheterization; Approach to hypotension; Intravenous fluid therapy; Recording and interpreting an electrocardiogram.

    • Preoperative assessment
      BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Surgical Principles

      The success or otherwise of a surgical procedure can depend largely on good planning, awareness of potential risk factors and selection of the appropriate procedure. It is therefore critical that thorough preoperative patient evaluation is performed in every case, to ensure that surgical risk is minimized and that the chance of a successful outcome is maximized. The chapter covers Taking a clinical history; Clinical examination; The critical patient; Clinical pathology; Diagnostic imaging; Other investigations; Establishing surgical risk; and Communication with the client. Also included are guides to performing the following techniques: Needle thoracocentesis; Abdominocentesis; and Diagnostic peritoneal lavage.

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