Course overview
This course will develop student's knowledge, skills and expertise essential for successful performance of veterinary technologists in the fields of veterinary anaesthesia and analgesia; and emergency and critical care with focus on small animals. The aim of Clinical Studies B is to provide information and experiences that will prepare students for clinical practice and safely execute the role of anaesthesia and critical care technologists. Theory and practical skills will cover anaesthesia and emergency and critical care with focus on companion animals. It is expected that students will develop appropriate competency in professional communication, interpersonal and attitudinal attributes while developing their technical skills.
Course learning outcomes
- Demonstrate an understanding of the general principles of anaesthesia and analgesia of the veterinary patient.
- Apply knowledge and skills in emergency/critical care, patient monitoring, fluid therapy and supportive care of clinical problems in domestic animals.
- Select, prepare and maintain the appropriate equipment for anaesthesia and anaesthetic monitoring of veterinary patients.
- Describe the pharmacological and physiological action of the commonly-used anaesthetic, tranquilizing and analgesic drugs.
Availability
Class details
Roseworthy Campus
Class number 56491
Section LE01
Size 30
Available 19
Notes:
Class number 56492
Section PR01
Size 30
Available 19
Class number 56493
Section TU01
Size 30
Available 19
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