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The Veterinary Anaesthetic Machine Made Simple Part 3: Pipeline Gas Supply

Posted in Operations at 15 December, 2016

Part 3 in the series - The Veterinary Anaesthetic Machine Made Simple - thanks to Dr Gas Vet. In my last blog post I started off talking about the anaesthetic machine with a description of gas cylinders. But what if you use pipeline gases? And how do you...

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Posted by Dr Jen Davis BVMS Masters Vet Anaes. MANZCVS (Anaesthesia and Critical Care) DipECVAA

The Veterinary Anaesthetic Machine Made Simple - Part 1

The Veterinary Anaesthesia Machine Made Simple

Posted in Operations at 01 December, 2016

This is the beginning of a series of blogs about the anaesthetic machine. My aim is to provide a basic and simple understanding of how your anaesthetic machine works....

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1 Comments Posted by Dr Jen Davis BVMS Masters Vet Anaes. MANZCVS (Anaesthesia and Critical Care) DipECVAA

The Veterinary Anaesthetic Machine Made Simple Part 2: Gas Cylinders

Posted in Operations at 01 December, 2016

In Part 2 of this series of blogs about the anaesthetic machine we will start from the beginning, with gas supply, commencing with gas cylinders....

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4 Comments Posted by Dr Jen Davis BVMS Masters Vet Anaes. MANZCVS (Anaesthesia and Critical Care) DipECVAA

Canine Premedication and Sedation "Cheat Sheet"

Posted in Operations at 17 November, 2016

One of the most common requests that I hear, as a specialist veterinary anaesthetist, from vets and nurse in general practice is for a premedication / sedation "cheat sheet".......

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3 Comments Posted by Dr Jen Davis BVMS Masters Vet Anaes. MANZCVS (Anaesthesia and Critical Care) DipECVAA

Flow Chart to Aid in the Management of Bradycardia in Small Animals

Flow Chart To Aid In Management Of Bradycardia In Small Animals V3

Posted in Operations at 27 October, 2016

A decision making tool to aid in the management of bradycardia in small animals - I've created a flow-chart to aid decision making should bradycardia occur during general anaesthesia in cats and dogs.......

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Posted by Dr Jen Davies BVMS Masters Vet Anaes. MANZCVS (Anaesthesia and Critical Care) DipECVAA