8-28 January 2024 : Anaesthetic Monitoring

Denise Prisk DipAVN ( Surgical ), VTS ( Anesthesia & Analgesia ), LTCL , LCGI , RVN

Monitoring anaesthetised patients is one of the most crucial aspects of a veterinary

8 Hours CPD nurse ’ s role . This course will be suitable for nurses who want to update or refresh their knowledge . Both basic and more advanced methods of monitoring anaesthetised small animal patients will be covered . The periods of induction , intubation and recovery will also be discussed . Common abnormalities will be covered , e . g . cardiac arrhythmias , hyper and hypocapnia , together with the action that should be taken to address them . Aimed at Vet Nurses . Vets also very welcome !

• Module 1 : Pre-anaesthetic procedures • Module 2 : Basic anaesthetic monitoring • Module 3 : Pulse oximetry • Module 4 : Capnography • Module 5 : Blood pressure • Module 6 : Electrocardiography • Module 7 : Anaesthetic recovery

8-28 January 2024 : Emergency and Critical Care for Veterinary Nurses - Part 1

Chloe Fay BSc ( Hons ) RVN CertVN ECC VTS ( ECC )

8-28 January 2024 : Wound Management in Dogs and Cats

Samantha Bell BSc ( Hons ) DipAVN DipHECVN RVN

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This course will look at dealing with the presentation of emergency patient and how we can accurately assess and prioritise treatment

8 Hours CPD for patients , along with looking at some common organ system presentations and specific indications for treatment , including the placement of tubes and drains . Aimed at Vet Nurses .

• Module 1 : Triage and Initial Patient Assessment • Module 2 : Shock and Emergency Fluid Therapy • Module 3 : Dealing with respiratory emergencies • Module 4 : Nursing Care of the Renal and Urinary Emergency • Modules 5 : Dealing with traumatic wounds and fractures

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This course will look at various different aspects , and considerations , for wound management through all stages ; from initial

8 Hours CPD presentation and assessment of the traumatic wound patient , including lavage and debridement techniques , to selection of dressings for open wound management , to surgical closure . Aimed at vet nurses and vets .

• Module 1 : Triage and Initial Assessment of Wounds and the Wound Healing Process • Module 2 : Lavage and Debridement Techniques • Module 3 : Common Wound Dressings • Module 4 : Factors Resulting in Delayed Wound Healing • Module 5 : Surgical Wound Closure including Infection Control Considerations

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8-28 January 2024 : Ophthalmology in Dogs and Cats

Natasha Mitchell MVB DVOphthal MRCVS , Veterinary Council of Ireland Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology

Ophthalmic conditions are a common presentation in small animal practice . There is a tendency

8 Hours CPD to fear the unknown , so it is important to keep your university knowledge refreshed and updated . The aim of this course is to increase your knowledge , skills and confidence in approaching these cases . It is important to perform a thorough examination to achieve a diagnosis and outline the available treatment options . Aimed at vets and vet nurses .

• Module 1 : Ocular examination in cats and dogs • Module 2 : Conditions of the canine and feline eyelids and third eyelids

• Module 3 : Conditions of the canine and feline conjunctiva and lacrimal system • Module 4 : Conditions of the canine and feline cornea • Module 5 : Conditions of the canine and feline iris and lens • Module 6 : Conditions of the canine and feline fundus

• Module 7 : Glaucoma

8-28 January 2024 : Hepatobiliary Disease in Dogs and Cats

Dr Kit Sturgess MA VetMB PhD CertVR DSAM CertVC FRCVS . RCVS Recognised Specialist in Small Animal Medicine . Advanced Practitioner in Veterinary Cardiology .

This course is designed to address the most

8 Hours CPD common presentations of hepatobiliary disease in small animal practice providing a clear and consistent approach that can be modified to suit individual client and patient needs . Aimed at vets and nurses .

• Module 1 : Investigation of hepatobiliary disease with particular focus on interpretation of liver enzymes and ultrasound images

• Module 2 : Restoring the hepatobiliary system to health - principals of the treatment based on anatomy and function

• Module 3 : Approach to the common presentations of liver disease including jaundice , ascites and raised liver enzymes

• Module 4 : Management of emergency cases

• Module 5 : Canine inflammatory / infectious hepatobiliary disease

• Module 6 : Feline inflammatory / infectious hepatobiliary disease

• Module 7 : Approach to the diagnosis and management of liver masses and neoplasia

• Module 8 : Vascular abnormalities of the liver

• Module 9 : What next when the hepatobiliary system reflects disease elsewhere ?

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