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To support the veterinary profession during the COVID-19 outbreak and to address the concerns related to potential oxygen shortages, the BSAVA has put together a collection of resources relating to anaesthesia, including TIVA and anaesthetic monitoring.

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    • Biosecurity in shelters
      BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Shelter Medicine

      Authors: Emily Newbury and Lila Miller

      In the context of shelters, biosecurity refers to all the efforts made to control the incursion and spread of infectious disease. This chapter covers external and internal influences on biosecurity, principles of outbreak management, staff and volunteer training in biosecurity, the relationship between stress and disease, and management of specific populations. A brief overview of disinfectants.

    • Breathing systems and ancillary equipment
      BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Anaesthesia and Analgesia

      Author Lynne Hughes

      Breathing systems are interposed between an anaesthetic machine and an endotracheal tube, facemask. They serve to: deliver oxygen and volatile anaesthetic agents from the anaesthetic machine to the patient; remove carbon dioxide exhaled by the patient and provide a means of ventilating the lungs. This chapters looks at the basic components of breathing systems and their function, names and classification of breathing systems, low-flow anaesthesia, leak testing of breathing systems, the common hazards and their maintenance, endotracheal tubes, facemasks, laryngoscopes, induction chambers and humidifiers.

    • Barrier nursing

      Explaining the role of barrier nursing

      Barrier nursing creates a physical barrier between veterinary staff and patients and is an important tool in preventing the spread of infection.

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