Anesthesia Management and Care for Small Animals
Course Overview
This course is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of veterinarians in small animal anesthesia. Important topics will be explored including anesthetic drug pharmacology, their effects, contraindications, and potential adverse reactions. The course will also provide a comprehensive understanding of pre-operative medication, induction, maintenance, and pain management techniques specifically tailored for small animal patients. The course also explores the principles and practical applications of local and regional anesthesia for pain management and in small animal procedures. By the end of this course, veterinarians will be equipped with the advanced knowledge to manage anesthetic care safely and effectively for small animals.
Learning Outcomes
Upon the completion of this course, the learner should be able to:
- Recognize the pharmacological properties of commonly used anesthetic drugs in small animals.
- Recall the pharmacological effects and physiological responses associated with each drug class.
- Identify contraindications and potential adverse effects of commonly used anesthetic drugs.
- Identify pre-operative medications, induction agents, inhalation agents, and pain medications for small animal anesthesia.
- Explain the principles and applications of local and regional nerve blocks in small animal procedures.
About the Author/Presenter
Merliza Cabriles, DVM, is a Licensed Veterinarian and a university professor with many years of experience in food animal and pet companion medicine. With a profound passion for both the written word and educating pet parents, her commitment shines through in
the plethora of articles she has contributed to numerous reputable websites within the pet niche.
Audience/Accreditations and Approvals
Colibri Healthcare
This course is designed for Veternarians
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