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272 Tasks for the Veterinary Assistant

Anesthesia Record Owner: DVM OK'd
PATIENT ASA Status: Pre Sx PE? Date Weight
Name K9|Feline I Normal, healthy
II Non-systemic disease Temp HR RR
Breed Age III Mild systemic disease
IV Severe systemic disease MM/CRT Labwork
PROCEDURES: V Moribund Signed Off?
PREMEDICATION mg/mL mg mL Route Time Comments

INDUCTION mg/mL mg mL Route Time Comments

POST-OP MEDS mg/mL mg mL Route Time Comments
Isoflurane Sevoflurane
ANESTHESIA RBB size O2 L/min Tube Size
0 15 30 45 0 15 30 45 0 15 30 45 0 15 IV Cath Y N
5%
System 4% Fluid Type:
Non-rebr 3%
Rebreath 2%
Mech vent 1%
0
0 15 30 45 0 15 30 45 0 15 30 45 0 15 Fluid Rate:
CODES
200 mL/hr
HR
180
RR Total Fluids:
Assisted R 160
Temp 140 mL

BP: 120 Suture Type and Size
Sys
Diast 100 Ligatures__________
Mean
90 Linea_____________
SPO2 80 SQ_______________
CO2
70 Skin______________
Begin Sx
End Sx 60
RECOVERY
USED: 50 Post-Op Temp:
Manual 40
ECG Time Extubated:
PulseOx 30
Doppler
Cyclic BP 20 Time Sternal:
TCO2
Temp 10
Esoph Steth
0
Start Time Anesthetist
COMMENTS:
End Time Instructor

FIGURE 14.34 Anesthesia monitoring chart.

patient should be warmed. Warm water bottles or hot The patient is then placed in a position for shaving
towels can be wrapped around the legs of the patient or and prepping the surgical site. This will vary depending
around the IV fluid bag attached to the catheter. Both of on the surgery. Table 14.2 lists the frequently performed
these will help warm the patient. surgical procedures and the position required for