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Regional webinars
This is a collection of webinars produced to replace BSAVA regional meetings scheduled during the lockdown period. Please note that the lecture recordings and accompanying notes are as provided and have not been edited. The webinars are available to BSAVA members. Others may purchase access, either by selecting 'buy online access' or by using a library pass.
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Anaesthetic monitoring: what’s normal, what’s not, and what can I do about it? Part one
BSAVA Webinar LibraryAuthor Claire WoolfordMonitoring the anaesthetised patient is absolutely vital to ensure their safety. This is the first of a two part lecture for vets and veterinary nurses that shows you what is normal and what is not when monitoring a patient under anaesthesia and what you can do to correct it. The lectures will help you understand how to recognise normal and abnormal waveforms for capnography, recognise normal and abnormal ECGs, improve your knowledge of pulse oximetry, and have a better understanding of how pain can effect anaesthesia. Claire Woolford is a head nurse at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists; she achieved her VTS (Veterinary Technician Specialist) status in Anaesthesia and Analgesia in 2013, and is a member of the AVTAA Credentials Committee. Claire have provided lectures on anaesthesia and surgical nursing at local and national conferences. These recordings replace the Southern Region meeting originally scheduled for 20th May 2020. Please note that the lecture recording and accompanying notes are as provided and have not been edited. This lecture is available to BSAVA members and to non-members who registered for the original meeting. Others may purchase access, either by selecting ‘buy online access’ or by using a library pass.
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Anaesthetic monitoring: what’s normal, what’s not, and what can I do about it? Part two
BSAVA Webinar LibraryAuthor Claire WoolfordMonitoring the anaesthetised patient is absolutely vital to ensure their safety. This is the second of a two part lecture for vets and veterinary nurses that shows you what is normal and what is not when monitoring a patient under anaesthesia and what you can do to correct it. The lectures will help you understand how to recognise normal and abnormal waveforms for capnography, recognise normal and abnormal ECGs, improve your knowledge of pulse oximetry, and have a better understanding of how pain can effect anaesthesia. Claire Woolford is a head nurse at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists; she achieved her VTS (Veterinary Technician Specialist) status in Anaesthesia and Analgesia in 2013, and is a member of the AVTAA Credentials Committee. Claire have provided lectures on anaesthesia and surgical nursing at local and national conferences. These recordings replace the Southern Region meeting originally scheduled for 20th May 2020. Please note that the lecture recording and accompanying notes are as provided and have not been edited. This lecture is available to BSAVA members and to non-members who registered for the original meeting. Others may purchase access, either by selecting ‘buy online access’ or by using a library pass.
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Sterility in kennels
BSAVA Webinar LibraryAuthor Stephanie AlmondThis webinar explains why cleanliness within the kennel area is important, together with the importance of staff hygiene and developing SOPs. Barrier nursing and isolation areas are also covered together with the issue of MRSA in the ward. This one-hour webinar was first broadcast as part of BSAVA’s [email protected] series. [email protected] broadcasts are available to BSAVA members only and are free to attend - visit the education page of the BSAVA website for details of future [email protected] webinars. Recordings will be available for 3 years via the BSAVA Webinar Library.
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The remarkable world of the honey bee
BSAVA Webinar LibraryAuthor John HillJohn Hill, President of the British Bee Veterinary Association, presents an introductory lecture on the honey bee. In the first of a series of lectures, explains the different types of bee, their habitat and behaviour, the reproductive cycle, and their pests and pathogens, and provides information on further resources.
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Theatre protocols
BSAVA Webinar LibraryAuthor Emma BoyceThis presentation, originally scheduled to take place in Scottish region on 15th April 2020, covers everyday theatre protocols that can be used in first opinion or referral practice. The aim is to highlight best practice and how this can be achieved in a busy first opinion practice in a cost effective manner. Emma Boyce explores the patient’s journey from prep room to recovery, looking at theatre preparation, patient preparation and the role of the theatre nurse. Instrumentation, preparation and maintenance is also addressed, together with infection control in the theatre complex and how to maintain effective and economical best practice. Learning Objectives: Be able to demonstrate the best possible practice for patient prep for a range of surgical procedures; Demonstrate measures that can be put in place to ensure the practice has efficent infection control procedures. Please note that the lecture recording and accompanying notes are as provided and have not been edited. This lecture is available to BSAVA members, others may purchase access, either by selecting ‘buy online access’, by using a library pass, or by subscribing to the entire webinar library.
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