Topic How to Deal With Anesthetic Complications
with Gianluca Bini, DVM, MRCVS, DACVAA
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NOTE: This webinar is part of a 2-part series on managing anesthetic complications in veterinary medicine. Each session focuses on different common complications, offering comprehensive insights into early recognition and effective management strategies. Separate registration is required for each session.
2 Hours RACE-Approved CE Credit
How to Deal With Anesthetic Complications
This on-demand course provides veterinary professionals with practical strategies to recognize, understand, and manage five common anesthetic complications: hypotension, bradycardia, hypoventilation, hypothermia, and arrhythmias. Gain evidence-based guidance to identify early signs, address underlying causes, and implement effective management techniques to improve patient safety and outcomes with confidence.
What You'll Take Away From This Lecture:
01
Monitor Early Signs
Learn to recognize early signs of anesthetic complications using monitoring equipment and patient observations for timely intervention.
02
Understand Key Parameters
Define and understand the physiological parameters of hypotension, bradycardia, hypoventilation, hypothermia, and arrhythmias.
03
Analyze Causes
Explore the underlying causes and clinical significance of common anesthetic complications to better understand their impact.
04
Implement Effective Actions
Develop evidence-based strategies to address complications and improve patient safety and outcomes confidently.
Meet Your Teacher
Webinar Host Gianluca Bini, DVM, MRCVS, DACVAA
Dr. Gianluca Bini graduated from the University of Perugia, Italy. He then moved to the United Kingdom, where he completed two internships, one in anesthesia and one rotating, at Dick White Referrals, one of the largest referral centers in Europe. After completing his residency at North Carolina State University, he worked as an Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Pain Management at The Ohio State University.
After realizing how limited the access to a board certified anesthesiologist was, he decided to found Safe Pet Anesthesia.
Due to his passion for teaching and devotion to spreading safe anesthetic practices, he speaks at many national and international conferences while also working as an anesthesiology and pain management faculty at Oklahoma State University.