An extensive learning series containing ten videos with specialist lecturers, focusing on areas of veterinary practice that can be delegated to veterinary nurses under Schedule 3 of the Veterinary Surgeons Act.
Schedule 3 Surgical Procedures for Nurses series:
A five-part lecture series for nurses delivered by Paul Aldridge. Schedule 3 of the Veterinary Surgeons Act allows registered veterinary nurses to perform acts of minor surgery under veterinary supervision. This learning series gives an introduction to the typical procedures covered by this legislation. The initial management of traumatic wounds will is discussed, along with the decision-making process of why, when, and how we close these wounds. Some specific procedures will also be outlined.
Practical ECC Techniques for Vet Nurses series:
Emergency and critical care patients can present the nursing team with a number of challenges, but when approached systematically and with confidence, they can be hugely rewarding to nurse. These patients often have a requirement for indwelling devices such as catheters, drains or feeding tubes and nurses can be actively involved in the placement of these devices, in addition to managing them and troubleshooting complications that may arise. This learning series with Eleanor Haskey will familiarise you with the concept of CPR, how best to be prepared and how to deliver basic and advanced life support techniques in the crashing patient. A combination of lectures and practical demonstrations explore some of the more commonly utilised techniques and devices used in the management of the sick hospitalised patient. This learning series will refresh your knowledge of the indications when specific devices or techniques may be considered, placement methods, the principles of management and how to troubleshoot complications.
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Description
Topics covered include:
- Initial management of traumatic wounds – lavage and debridement
- Suture material selection, suture patterns & Â instrumentation
- Suturing skills – how to close traumatic wounds
- Surgical drains – why we use them & how we place them
- Ear & tail injuries – management & amputation
- Central venous catheters
- Nasal oxygen catheters
- Seldinger chest drains
- Tracheostomy tubes
- Urinary catheters
- Naso-oesophageal feeding tubes
- Naso-gastric feeding tubes
- Oesophageal feeding tubes
- CPR
https://www.rcvs.org.uk/setting-standards/advice-and-guidance/advice-on-schedule-3/
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