Watch this instructional video to learn how to manage common waste anesthetic gases. The focus of the video describes common sources of waste anesthetic gas exposure, reviews proper use of activated charcoal absorbers and managing removal of carbon dioxide from breathing circuits.
Watch this instructional video that describes performing an infraorbital nerve block in the dog and cat. Upon completion of this video, viewers will understand the anatomical areas desensitized and proper technique to perform the nerve block in both dogs
Do you struggle calculating a heart rate from an ECG strip? Watch this short instructional “how to” video on calculating heart rate from an ECG strip using multiple, simple, proven methods.
CRI Calculations for Administering Drugs in Patient Fluids
Learn how to calculate a constant rate infusion (CRI) of a drug that has been added a patient’s maintenance fluids. A clinical example is provided demonstrating the medical math used to determine the volume of drug to be added to a fluid bag for effective delivery of the CRI within the patient’s maintenance fluids.
Intratesticular blocks are easy to perform offering our male patients superior while economical analgesic benefits during and following the castration procedure. This video demonstrates how to complete this simple technique.
Regurgitation can occur during anesthesia and is readily identified as brown or yellow fluid exiting the mouth or nares. This video demonstrates what actions should be taken by the anesthetist when regurgitation is suspected or identified.
The brachial plexus block, depending on the technique utilized, blocks structures from the mid-humerus distally. In this video, we demonstrate how to place a brachial plexus block using a nerve stimulator.
This instructional video demonstrates proper endotracheal tube selection for the patient, intubation technique, and confirmation of proper endotracheal tube placement in dogs and cats.
This video demonstrates a transversus abdominis plane or TAP block, which provides complete sensory analgesia to the lateral and anterior abdominal wall. This local-regional anesthetic technique is helpful for providing analgesia for patients that have or will experience abdominal pain.
This video was produced to comprehensively demonstrate the 5 main phases of anesthesia including: patient evaluation and planning, premedication, induction, maintenance and, recovery.
A short guide to the use of Alfaxan Multidose as an induction agent
This video gives a comprehensive description of how to most effectively administer Alfaxan® Multidose Anesthetic Injection for the induction of anesthesia.
