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Question❓: Which organ indicators should be evaluated before anesthesia?
Answer ✅: The most important organ systems related to anesthesia are the cardiovascular system and the respiratory system. This is because many narcotic drugs have heart and respiratory side effects. Careful evaluation of these two systems for abnormalities can help veterinarians prepare for anesthesia and reduce the risk of anesthesia.
For , consider:
Be careful to screen for common geriatric diseases, such as heart, kidney, liver, central nervous system and tumor diseases. In general, older animals are sedated at lower doses than usual because they may have delayed clearance. Careful monitoring is required during anesthesia, and related complications should be addressed as soon as possible, otherwise organ function may be affected. These complications include hypotension, hypoxemia, hypercapnia, and hypothermia.
📌📌For very young animals, anesthesia needs to consider:
🔍🔍Very juvenile animals are those less than 5 months of age, whose livers are not fully functional. It takes longer for them to metabolize many anesthetics; in addition, their glycogen utilization is insufficient, and hypoglycemia is prone to occur during anesthesia, so blood sugar levels should be monitored and added if necessary. When the blood glucose is lower than 60g/dl, 2.5% (25mg/ml) glucose can be added to the balance solution for intravenous infusion, and infused at the maintenance speed during normal anesthesia.
Be aware of the breed of animal, some breeds require special considerations for anesthesia management.
*Brachycephalic breeds: There may be upper airway obstruction, resulting in hypoxemia and cardiopulmonary arrest.
*Boxers, Sighthounds: Sensitive to acepromazine, may develop severe hypotension and cardiac arrhythmias.
*Collies: Poor metabolism of certain sedatives and analgesics, may prolong awakening.
*Small dogs: Hypoglycemia, hypothermia, and hypotension may occur; intraoperative monitoring equipment does not match.
*Large dogs: Small body surface area, some drug doses should be appropriately reduced.
Before and after clean the teeth
Modern anesthesia technology = Compound anesthesia technology
☝️Step 1: Premedication(Sedation,Analgesia)
✌️Step 2: Induced anesthesia
👌Step 3: Maintain anesthesia(Gas anesthesia,CRI analgesia,Local anesthesia)
Benefits of gas anesthesia:
Good respiratory oxygenation.
Stable anesthesia.
Safer under long surgery.
Reverse in time, convenient for first aid.
Laser treatment is a kind of optical therapy, which can promote blood circulation, increase the oxygen-carrying capacity of cells, increase the generation of ATP, and stimulate cell metabolism. By stimulating the body to produce biological effects, it can promote tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and relieve pain. The purpose of repairing skin, muscle tissue, bone and joint damage
Laser treatment has a wide range of indications, no pain, no stimulation, real less injections, less medicine, and comfortable treatment
Dental Disease in Rabbits
Dental disease is seen often in rabbits Including overgrown cheek teeth, spurs (sharp points), malocclusion and elongated roots.
Unfortunately, this can cause pain and discomfort when eating causing appetite issues and can often lead to gut stasis (a slowing or stopping of movement of material through the digestive tract).
Diagnostic testing such as imaging (x-rays or CT scan) and endoscopy (HD angled camera for detailed visual inspection) is required for a full dental exam so we can assess the crowns and also the roots.
We recently saw a rabbit with malocclusion resulting in these overgrown incisors. The incisors were removed and she is now eating well with just her cheek teeth.
This second rabbit had a sharp spur on her upper premolar that we saw on her physical exam. Using the endoscope we could see the ulceration that was caused by this. This tooth (and others that were overgrown) were filed down with an electric burr under general anaesthesia. She recovered quickly and she was happy to go home the same day!
Both of these rabbits were eating normally on presentation which shows it is not always obvious if our furry friends are uncomfortable. We encourage rabbit owners to bring their pets for frequent health checks by an exotic animal vet so dental disease and other conditions can be picked up and treated early.
🏠🏠It is recommended that cats regularly go to the pet hospital to clean their teeth.
Bad teeth can lead to loss of appetite in cats.
See how our veterinarians remove tartar.
Here are five reasons why dental care is so important to your pet's overall health:😁😁
🦷Preventing tooth loss.
🦷Preventing bad breath (halitosis).
🦷Preventing oral pain.
🦷Preventing organ damage.
🦷Preventing worsening dental disease.
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🐶👀7 month old golden retriever.
🩼🩻Severe hip dysplasia.
🩺👨⚕️Veterinarian performs artificial joint replacement surgery.
🐱🐹Today's little science:
What are some of the causes of dental and oral problems？
👉The oral cavity is a very suitable environment for bacterial breeding.
👉Bacteria mix with food residue and saliva will cause dental plaque, and dental plaque will mineralize into calculus.
👉There are more than 300 kinds of bacteria in the mouth, and 1mg dental calculus > 10 million bacteria.
What is the difference between an indwelling needle and an ordinary needle?
1. The materials are different. The retaining needle is mainly composed of a catheter and a steel needle. The catheter will wrap the steel needle, and the ordinary needle is the steel needle.
2. Different uses. After the retaining needle is inserted into the blood vessel, the steel needle should be withdrawn, and only the flexible tube should be retained. Before infusion, it should be rinsed with normal saline, and the tube should be sealed with isotonic saline or diluted heparin solution after infusion. The commonly used needle is directly pierced into the blood vessel, and the needle is pulled out directly after the injection.
3. The time of application is different. The retention time of the indwelling needle is relatively long, usually about 3 to 4 days. Under normal circumstances, the general needle retention time is short, mostly 2 to 4 hours.
4. Different activity restrictions. The retaining needle adopts a flexible tube, which has less damage to the blood vessels and generally does not affect the activities of the hand. Generally, the needle will affect the patient's activities, and attention should be paid to protecting the injection site to avoid bulging.
One-year-old "Little Black"
Fractured seventh lumbar vertebra in car accident, paralyzing both hind limbs
Symptoms: disappearance of deep pain + incontinence
After veterinary treatment, hope for a speedy recovery!
Good X-ray imaging equipment, a good helper for diagnosis and treatment.
Two-month-old cat "Coco" suffered an accidental fracture of the distal femur.
He was rescued by kindhearted people and brought to the pet hospital. After conditioning, he underwent surgery today. Because it was a juvenile animal and the fracture site was located at the distal femoral growth plate, the rushpin dynamic cross-pin technique was used to fix it so as not to affect the bone growth. Coco recovered in a stable state after surgery.
Hope to maintain this good state, let's cheer him on. 💪💪💪
He was really reluctant and, like a child, didn't want to brush his teeth...
Surgery
How to expand pets' veterinary health care!
With the increased interest in pet ownership, researchers predict U.S. pet healthcare spending will increase 33 percent between 2019 and 2029.
Unfortunately, the number of new veterinarians entering the field each year usually increases by just 2.7% annually, while roughly 2,000 vets retire from the profession each year.
An estimated shortage of nearly seven thousand veterinarians in the U.S. is causing issues for pet-owners and veterinarian clinics across the country.
The 32 Veterinary medical schools produce about 3,200 graduates each year-- not nearly enough to cover the number of doctors who retire and the increase in demand from pandemic pets.
Measures we could implement together to increase the access to veterinary care in the US:
Expand veterinary school class sizes from typically 60 to 160.
Open additional veterinary schools with innovated technology and improved curriculum.
Mimic human health success with midlevel practitioners Like licensed animal health technicians.
Expand the scope of practice of credentialed veterinary technicians and veterinary assistants.
Educate veterinarians about the efficient use of telemedicine.
Reduce labor pressures and provide valuable patient care by increasing technology like new software and wearables technology for pets.
Expand numbers of states that recognize reciprocity in allowing licensed veterinarians to move to a new state easily using the help of AVMA and American association of veterinary state boards (AAVSB) to have a national veterinary license.
Simplify the process for international veterinary graduates to become licensed in the USA by modifying the ECFVG program and introduce more digital form.
Veterinary high frequency electrosurgical unit
See you at ASAV
Australian Small Animal Veterinarians (ASAV) is the special interest group that focuses on small animals within the Australian Veterinary Association. Companion animal veterinarians around Australia look to the ASAV for services that maintain and increase their skills and knowledge. ASAV supports its members by providing leadership and direction in promoting the advancement of small animal veterinary practice.
ASAV provides resources and continuing professional development in all areas of clinical veterinary medicine. These include:
A stand alone annual face to face veterinary conference.
Providing a small animal stream at the annual face to face AVA conference.
Ten webinars per year.
Member resources such as the Australian Veterinary Practitioner journal, the Companion magazine, Standards of Care guidelines (Regular Health Checks for Dogs and Cats, Anaesthesia guidelines for Dogs and Cats, Parvovirus Best Practice guidelines), access to WSAVA resources for members.
New hope after the epidemic
Veterinary ultrasound scaler, solve animal's dental troubles.
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