Anaesthesia monitoring by https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq en-us 2022-03-08 18:17:49 UTC 2022-03-09 23:12:45 UTC hello@padlet.com 7kg Canine Castrate. Your patient has been sedated with Acepromazine and Morphine at 8am, induced with propofol at 8:30am intubated and connected to the anaesthetic machine. Corneal present, Heart rate 120bpm, Respiratory rate 12bpm, Temperature 37.4 C, MAP 100mmHg. cindyschoeman1 https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084581592
*On your monitoring chart, record the time, drugs used including emergency drugs, O2 flow rate and isoflurane level you would start the patient on, plane of anesthesia.

]]> 2022-03-08 18:17:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084581592 6kg Pekingese undergoing spinal surgery. 40minutes into surgery: Corneal reflex sluggish, Heart rate 60bpm, Respiratory rate 3bpm, MAP 56 mmHg. cindyschoeman1 https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084581593 *On your monitoring chart, record the parameters and plane of anaesthesia, including what steps you would take upon noticing these changes. ]]> 2022-03-08 18:17:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084581593 The oxygen saturation (Pulse ox) of your patient measures 95% at 8:40 am. cindyschoeman1 https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084618457 Record onto your monitoring chart. Would you consider this to be normal for an anaesthetized patient?  Where would you take an oxygen saturation reading from a canine patient and what steps would you take to ensure an accurate reading?]]> 2022-03-08 18:37:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084618457 What does a normal Capnograph wave look like? Check the waves presented on the capnograph. The first wave was read at 5 minutes, the second was read at 15 minutes- Identify the normal wave verses abnormal wave. What might the abnormal wave tell us? cindyschoeman1 https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084651540 2022-03-08 18:55:17 UTC https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084651540 It is 10 minutes into surgery.- Discuss what temperature you would expect to see in your patient. What would be considered low and what methods could be used to heat your patient?- Record your steps on the GA form cindyschoeman1 https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084652975 2022-03-08 18:56:03 UTC https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084652975 You have reached the end of recovery 12 minutes post surgery. cindyschoeman1 https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084745386 *On your monitoring chart, record the time of recovery including what signs would indicate to you that your patient has reached the end of recovery and may now be left unattended?]]> 2022-03-08 19:50:15 UTC https://padlet.com/cindyschoeman1/vf9abig99rscrasq/wish/2084745386