anaesthesia and analgesia for the following

Re: anaesthesia and analgesia for the following

Teh Fluffeh — Sun, 19 Jan 2014 15:26:20 GMT

Thanks :) I've found that I needed to be very disciplined when it comes to getting in from work and starting studying immediately instead of flaking in front of a film. Also dedicating whole weekends to it and staying off the internet where possible because I'm great at procrastinating. Its a lot more than 5 hours study a week for sure, but I've loved it because the subject matter has kept me interested. So glad I chose this over the advanced diploma.

Re: anaesthesia and analgesia for the following

wilkoannie — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 20:35:32 GMT

Thank you. I'm finding it really difficult as it's so much research. With working full time and little ones I'm not getting much time. I'm on unit two so just started. How did you find it? Good luck with the exams xx

Re: anaesthesia and analgesia for the following

Teh Fluffeh — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 19:34:20 GMT

I'm studying for my exams in it right now! Just checked my bibliography and I used Matthews Vet emerg and crit care manual, BSAVA manual of practical vet nursing, BSAVA manual of advanced vet nursing (1999 and 2008 editions) and BSAVA manual of can and fel anaesthesia and analgesia in addition to the big red book of emergency. Hope that helps :)

Re: anaesthesia and analgesia for the following

wilkoannie — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 18:13:06 GMT

Yes the vets now one! I've got the red bsava critical care and emergency book but must have missed the section on analgesia and anaesthesia for these cases. I will took another look later. I love that book! Thanks for reply. My head is cooked researching all this lol xx

Re: anaesthesia and analgesia for the following

Teh Fluffeh — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 18:01:32 GMT

Vets now ECC course? Bsava anaesthesia and analgesia and the big red Bsava book of emergencies.