Ketamine

Re: Ketamine

ginny — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 16:40:10 GMT

The RCVS recommend you keep a book for ketamine as its open to misuse and if you get broken into the police will want to know how much is missing.

If you are going to go for PSS then its a requirement. No idea what VMD recommend.

I am also forever nagging and chasing people to fill the book in (we use it a lot as a premed for rabbits)

Re: Ketamine

Catherine Raymond — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 14:40:05 GMT

We also have a book for recording all Ketamine use. I am sure it says in the BSAVA guidelines that doses can be recorded on a white board and then transferred to the book at the end of the day. We try and write it in the book once we have calculated and then drawn it up.

Re: Ketamine

Nicola Smith — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 09:30:14 GMT

We keep a book with the ketamine/. Vet hardly ever remembers so we have to chase around after him but gets done eventually!

Re: Ketamine

Vicky RVN — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 23:59:17 GMT

We don't often use it, but have it written down in a book in the dd cupboard i think. If you think you'll have problems with vets filling in a book could you maybe go through the ops list at end of the day/week and fill the book in that way? Bit of a pain for you, but would at least be filled in then?