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Anaesthesia Collection for Veterinary Nurses 3 A5 Booklets 100+ pages

Anaesthesia Collection for Veterinary Nurses 3 A5 Booklets 100+ pages

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Anaesthesia Revision Bundle | 3 A5 Veterinary Nursing Guides (100+ pages)

A set of three physical A5 veterinary nursing revision booklets covering the key areas of anaesthesia, from patient preparation and drug protocols through to breathing systems, fresh gas flow and multi-parameter monitoring.

Designed for student veterinary nurses who want anaesthesia broken down into clear, handwritten, easy-to-revise notes.

This bundle includes:

1. Principles of Anaesthesia (52 pages)
Covers the anaesthetic process from pre-anaesthetic assessment through to premedication, induction, maintenance and recovery, including common anaesthetic drugs and the veterinary nurse’s role.

2. Anaesthetic Machine, Breathing Systems + Monitoring (36 pages)
Covers anaesthetic machine components, vapourisers, scavenging, breathing systems, fresh gas flow calculations, IPPV, anaesthetic records and patient monitoring.

3. Multi-Parameter Monitoring (32 pages)
Covers SpO₂, blood pressure, Doppler technique, ECG and capnography, including common abnormalities, troubleshooting and nursing actions.

Together, the three guides cover:
Pre-anaesthetic assessment
ASA grading + patient preparation
Premedication + anaesthetic drugs
Induction, maintenance + recovery
Anaesthetic machines + vapourisers
Breathing systems
Fresh gas flow calculations
Ventilation + IPPV
Anaesthetic records
SpO₂ + pulse oximetry
Blood pressure + Doppler
ECG monitoring
Capnography + ETCO₂
Anaesthetic depth + patient monitoring

Perfect for: exam revision, placement preparation and refreshing your anaesthesia knowledge.

Format: 3 physical A6 booklets
Please note: This is a physical product and will be posted to you. It is not a digital download.

For educational and revision purposes only. Always follow current veterinary guidance, practice protocols and your training provider’s requirements.

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