This learning series with Tawny Kershaw is designed to provide you with the knowledge and confidence to manage challenging anaesthesia cases in first opinion practice. Pathophysiology of disease processes, and implications for anaesthesia are discussed in order to guide you through the considerations that need to be made for the patient as an individual.
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This learning series covers the use and application of monitoring equipment, common emergencies, neonatal and paediatric anaesthesia and nursing British wildlife.
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