Author, Bureaucrats, Administrators
12,693
edits
Changes
Manual Techniques for Anaesthesia Monitoring (view source)
Revision as of 15:14, 1 September 2009
, 15:14, 1 September 2009no edit summary
{{unfinished}}
{{unfinished}}
{{toplink
|linkpage =Anaesthesia
|linktext =Anaesthesia
|maplink= Anaesthesia Content Map - WikiClinical
|sublink1=Monitoring Anaesthesia
|subtext1=Monitoring Anaesthesia
|pagetype=Clinical
}}
<br>
==Introduction==
==Introduction==
Although monitors are becoming more available in veterinary practices, the most readily available source of monitoring during an anaesthetic is the veterinary surgeon, or veterinary nurse. Using our senses, it is possible to get a good indication of cardiovascular and respiratory system status, an idea about the temperature of the patient and most importantly we are the best monitors for depth of anaesthesia.
Although monitors are becoming more available in veterinary practices, the most readily available source of monitoring during an anaesthetic is the veterinary surgeon, or veterinary nurse. Using our senses, it is possible to get a good indication of cardiovascular and respiratory system status, an idea about the temperature of the patient and most importantly we are the best monitors for depth of anaesthesia.