This lecture reviews common drugs administered during the peri-anesthetic period that can be influenced by the concurrent administration of other drugs. The two broad classifications of drug interactions are in vitro (outside the patient) or in vivo (inside the patient).

This presentation on ECG interpretation provides the audience an interactive opportunity to review proper lead placement on the anesthetized patient to obtain a Lead II ECG.

This lecture details fluid therapy for a variety of patients seen in a hospital setting. The learning objectives for this course include: review of physiology of fluids within the body, fluid therapy options, the decision-making process for choosing and using different fluids available (fluid type, fluid rate, fluid volume), fluid therapy as it pertains to blood pressure, and identifying complications associated with incorrect fluid use.

Watch our expert panel discussion on Connecting the Dots Between Shelter and General Practice Anesthesia. Our panelists, Dr. Erin Katribe, Dr. Emily McCobb, DACVAA, and Dr. Sadie Scott have dedicated their veterinary careers to providing care, and second chances, to the nation’s homeless pet population.

The Anesthetic Process, is our foundational presentation that details the steps considered when preparing and performing anesthesia on a patient. The webinar will address patient assessment and planning period, premedication, induction, maintenance and recovery, current methods of monitoring anesthesia, and drugs used in the peri-anesthetic period. This presentation embraces the philosophy that anesthesia starts and ends at home for the patient.

Think Anesthesia®: Anesthesia and the GI Tract details anesthesia and its effects on the gastrointestinal system. Within this RACE approved 1 hour, on-demand webinar, we identify symptoms and complications of anesthetic associated gastrointestinal disorders (GID) including gastroesophageal reflux, regurgitation, vomiting, and diarrhea.

Are you confident in recognizing and treating common anesthetic complications? Would you like further understanding of causes, risks, and management approaches for anesthetic complications in your patients?

The webinar, The Efficacy and Safety of the Injectable Anesthetic Tiletamine-Zolazepam in Dogs and Cats, reviews Zoletil™ (tiletamine and zolazepam) for Injection, an effective and dependable, low volume injectable anesthetic for your healthy dog or cat procedures. By the end of this presentation viewers will be confident that Zoletil, when used properly, can assist in providing predictable, effective anesthesia in healthy patient populations.

Think Anesthesia®: Local-Regional Analgesia Options complements our Non-Schedule II Systemic Analgesic Options presentation by discussing how local-regional techniques provide analgesia along the pain pathway, the various local anesthetics and adjunctive medications used in these applications, along with detailed descriptions.

Alfaxan® Multidose IDX (alfaxalone 10 mg/mL) is an Indexed sedative and anesthetic for use in over 50 non-food-producing minor species. This webinar, Think Anesthesia®: FDA Approved Alfaxalone Use in Minor Species presented by Dr. Kirby Pasloske DACVCP, MANZCVSc, briefly outlines the Indexing process, reviews the smart chemistry and composition of the Alfaxan® Multidose IDX formulation, categorically outlines the major species groups included on the label, and discusses Alfaxan® Multidose IDX breadth of dosages and routes of administration. Finally, there is discussion on the unique challenges of monitoring sedation and anesthesia in some of these minor species. Upon completion, participants will understand the unprecedented scope of Alfaxan® Multidose IDX’s Indexing label, and its clinical application in a vast range of minor non-food producing species. This presentation is RACE-approved for 1 CE credit for both veterinarians and technicians. A short quiz will follow the webinar and is required to receive a continuing education certificate.

Jurox is excited to present an update on the safety, versatility, and reliability of alfaxalone as an intravenous anesthetic agent for cats and dogs. This update contains information on the new Alfaxan Multidose and its clinical application.

Upon completion, the veterinary professional should be able to develop a suitable anesthetic plan for the geriatric patient. This involves understanding physiological changes of ageing, the performance of a thorough patient assessment, appropriate drug and fluid selection, risk mitigation planning, and vigilant, responsive monitoring.

This webinar reviews the importance of analgesia as part of a balanced anesthetic plan. Non-Schedule II Systemic Analgesic Options is the first part of a two-part series providing the veterinary professional with effective analgesic plans that do not involve the use of full agonist opioids.

This webinar, Balancing Anesthesia and Common Co-Morbidities focuses on patients presenting with common co-morbidities including cardiovascular, respiratory, hepatic, renal, endocrine, and neurological diseases. The objectives of this presentation include understanding a concurrent disease’s influence on patient preparation, anesthetic drug selection and monitoring during anesthesia.

In this webinar we use case-based discussion with alfaxalone to review best practices of sedation and anesthesia. Some case examples include urinary obstruction, gastric dilatation and volvulus and dystocia.

Participants will become familiar with the dental blocks including the ability to select the correct dental block, identifying landmarks to perform these blocks and familiarity with the techniques required to place these blocks. 

This webinar reviews how to properly perform capnography including identifying and troubleshooting abnormal waveforms.

A detailed review on the physiological impact of pregnancy on a patient requiring anesthesia, options for the anesthetic plan for patients that require C-section, review of neonatal resuscitation techniques as well as considerations for pediatric patients requiring anesthesia.

The presentation focuses on conducting, measuring and evaluating electrocardiography (ECG) and blood pressure. Special attention will be given to selecting and applying the right equipment to obtain accurate waveforms and identifying abnormal waveforms. Causes and treatments of abnormal ECGs and blood pressure measurements will also be covered.

This presentation provides an evidence- based approach comparing the pharmacological properties and clinical utility of alfaxalone and propofol. Comparisons of the two injectable anesthetics will be made within healthy patients and patients with co-morbidities.

This presentation reviews the pharmacology and effects of medications used commonly as anesthetic premedications.

This presentation will review the tools available for monitoring your anesthetised companion animals.