Anesthesia monitoring

I made this anesthesia monitoring guide for my clinic to hang & train newer technicians

Anesthesia monitor with explanation of each component, and what it tells us about the patients vitals.

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4 Stages of Anesthesia - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document describes the four stages of anesthesia: 1) Onset, where the patient feels drowsy and dizzy as anesthesia is administered until they lose consciousness; 2) Excitement, where the patient's autonomic activity increases and they may struggle; 3) Surgical anesthesia, where the patient is unconscious and relaxed with diminished reflexes; 4) Danger, where the patient's vital functions…

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From a different point of view: Class Notes- Anesthesia Monitoring Attachments.

Vitals for Canine & Feline while under anesthesia

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The anesthesiologist monitors and responds to changes in your vital signs during your entire surgery. Heart rate and rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen level, breathing, and other parameters give the anesthesiologist the information needed to keep you safe and comfortable during an anesthetic.

Part 2 in our three-part series discussing the goals of anesthetic monitoring as well as associated procedures and equipment.