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it was pretty good, enjoyed the photo x

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10/10 would read again xxx
love from group 2

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/19rp30JvsCzJ4f1s6NJRKxczQqNJqQ2i3MULig2qatbw/edit

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zdkzHkh8-1ZTaTDeo8T_Nbz5EakUArOaXXWYZGn79C4/edit?usp=sharing

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O9yBrQO3yS8-XV-7Gw-Lszo758m7X8XTMXkyZE3RFfA/edit

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Group 4: Jadene, Mahima, Brooklyn, Nicki, Rata. Group 4 to evaluate Group 2. 

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Group 4: Jadene, Mahima, Brooklyn, Nicki, Rata. Group 4 to evaluate Group 2. 

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When monitoring the patient during recovery discuss the importance of knowing all of the following information:

1) Procedure performed and any specific instructions from the veterinary surgeon.
2) What form of analgesia the has patient received.
3) What other drugs have been administered, e.g. positive inotropes such as dobutamine.
4) How was the patient during the procedure?
5) Were there any complications encountered?
6) Does the patient have any pre - existing disease e.g. liver, renal, diabetes?

Discuss how you will distinguish between pain and emergence delirium. ​

How will you evaluate pain in the recovery period?​

Discuss the ideal properties of a recovery area

Discuss the risk factors for gastro-oesophageal reflux.

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Group 3: Andrew, Avanti, Chris, Cody, Isabel, Jamie-Lee. Group 3 to evaluate Group 1.

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Group 3: Andrew, Avanti, Chris, Cody, Isabel, Jamie-Lee. Group 3 to evaluate Group 1.

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Marley the 3month old Labrador pup is recovering from anaesthesia. It has been 15minutes since the anaesthetic agent has been discontinued and Marley is still showing minimal signs of responsiveness. HR 55bpm, RR 8bpm, temperature 35.2 °C. Marley received a premedication of morphine and valium, and a fentanyl CRI during surgery. ​

Discuss the normal physiological response to hypothermia and what effect this has on oxygen consumption.

Discuss what could have led to the prolonged recovery. ​

Discuss why juvenile patients are at increased risk of hypothermia

Discuss different methods of maintaining thermoregulation (minimum vs gold std, pros vs cons) from premedication

List factors that promote hypothermia

Why should the peripheral pulse and CRT, temp be monitored​

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Group 2: Ana, Eden, Emma, Rebecca, Lucy. Group 2 to evaluate Group 4. 

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Group 2: Ana, Eden, Emma, Rebecca, Lucy. Group 2 to evaluate Group 4. 

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Why is it NB to ensure the airway remains patent during recovery?​

What steps would you take when you notice regurgitation while ETT still in place. ​

In dogs, which reflexes will be present that will show the patient is able to protect its airway

In cats, why is it important to not delay extubating.  Which reflexes need to be present?

In brachycephalic breeds, the ETT tube is often left in place until the patient can sit upright and oxygen supplementation is continued for longer, discuss the reason for this.

How would you turn the patient while the ETT tube is in situ.

The ET tube cuff must be deflated prior to extubation. List one example where the cuff may be left partially deflated and why

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Group 1: Aimee, Alexis, Louise, Petra, Shanaye, Saasha. Group 1 to evaluate Group 3. 

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Group 1: Aimee, Alexis, Louise, Petra, Shanaye, Saasha. Group 1 to evaluate Group 3. 

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How can poor positioning,  predispose the patient to Hypoxaemia. ​

How you would position a patient in recovery and why this is NB in terms of breathing and comfort.​

How would you handle a patient with respiratory compromise

Discuss indications for re-intubation and oxygen therapy​

Why is adequate ventilation essential in the recovery period.

Discuss why geriatric patients cannot compensate for the effects of anaesthesia as well as young healthy patient's.

Discuss the use of pulse oximetry vs capnography during monitoring.