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ABSTRACT:
The key to handling anaesthetic emergencies is being able to identify and manage any problems as they arise and before they present as ‘disasters’. This requires careful monitoring, knowing what is normal for your patient and understanding which steps are appropriate to take next. This article will discuss monitoring, normal parameters, drugs, high risk patient and recovery.
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Mary Barker
Mary Barker BSc (Hons) RVN
Mary graduated from the Royal Veterinary College as an RVN in 2010. She worked in charity practice before moving to the Queen Mother Hospital as an anaesthesia nurse in October 2011. She is hoping to start her nursing Certificate in Anaesthesia and Critical Care this year.