Comprehensive Study of Veterinary Anesthesia and Pain Management

Description

A veterinarian or a Registered Veterinary Technician may provide anesthesia to non-human animals. Animals are unable to participate in certain diagnostic or therapeutic treatments. Thus, anesthesia is employed in a wider range of situations than in humans. The term "veterinary anesthesia" refers to the anesthesia of all animals needing veterinary care, including birds, pocket pets, wildlife, and the principal species of dogs, cats, horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs. A valuable new resource for veterinarians is this book. One of the most significant and rapidly developing specialties in veterinary medicine is discussed in detail. The management of the patient, preparation, pharmacology, monitoring, anesthetic complications, anesthesia and systemic diseases, special anesthetic considerations, regional anesthesia, and pain control for laboratory, zoo, and wild animals are some topics covered in this text. It is a gold-standard reference for veterinary patients' anesthetic and pain management. It is a well-written reference on veterinary anesthesia and analgesia that incorporates cutting-edge scientific knowledge and material that is pertinent to therapeutic settings. Additionally, this book includes several diagrams, figures, and images to help readers understand the topics. It provides information to pupils of all levels in an approachable manner.