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This learning series with Courtney Scales is designed to provide you with the skills to confidently monitor even the most unstable of anaesthetics. The courses will talk you through how to effectively monitor patients using equipment as well as a hands on approach to assess not only depth of anaesthesia but your patients circulation, oxygenation and ventilation.
This series will also explain how to identify common complications during anaesthesia and how to correct them ensuring anaesthetic stability and safety for the patient.
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This learning series covers cardiovascular and respiratory monitoring, assessing depth of anaesthesia, understanding and interpreting monitor readings, treatment of anaesthetic complications and cardio-pulmonary resuscitation.
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