Sentences with phrase «injectable anesthetic»

Pre-surgical blood work, physical exam, pre-surgical pain medication, ECG, IV catheter, fluid therapy, intubation, both gas and injectable anesthetic agents, warming blankets, post-operative pain medications and antibiotics are the basics for any surgical procedure performed at Walnut Creek Animal Clinic.

For procedures that require minimum sedation, an injectable anesthetic is given that produces a good plane of sedation with quick recovery.

The injectable anesthetic has a limited duration, and the pace of the Spay Station determines how many cats are sterilized.

It is the only injectable anesthetic that is safe and well tested in the full range of species under a veterinarian's care.

Once ready for surgery, your pet will be given an injectable anesthetic followed by intubation and gas anesthesia for maintenance (intubation does not apply to male cats).

She placed a small rubber tube in the windpipe to deliver oxygen and administered an injectable anesthetic agent into Barcley's vein.

Her research interests include assessment of pain in cats, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of opiods in cats and the development of injectable anesthetic protocols for large scale spay and neuter programs and for feral cat trap - neuter - return initiatives.

First he was given his IV injectable anesthetic and pain medication by Jaylynn Boyce, LVT.

Fortunately, now, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that all infants receive a topical or injectable anesthetic before being circumcised.

Safe Anesthesia - We use the most modern inhalant anesthetic - Sevoflurane gas - as well as short - acting and reversible injectable anesthetics to make anesthesia as safe as possible for your pet.

Not exact matches

There are newer injectable and inhalation (gas) anesthetic agents that can significantly decrease the effects of the anesthetic episode.

Pain management treatments offered at All - Pets Hospital include pain patches, oral and injectable medications, and local anesthetic blocks.

We use the safest available injectable and gas anesthetics to provide that extra margin of safety.

It includes injectable medications for sedation and pain management as well as gas anesthetic agents.

Anesthetic drug protocols: Most anesthesias use an injectable drug to start anesthesia.

Injectables like Torbugesic and Telazol have been incorporated into everyday anesthetic protocols.

We use an injectable drug combination of telazol, ketamine and xylazine, which means that anesthetic duration is limited.

For surgeries as well as for acute and chronic conditions we use all our available and safe resources, including opioids, local anesthetics, NSAIDs (non-steroidal medications) and oral and injectable analgesics for the complete comfort of your pet.

We use both general and local anesthetics and employ injectable analgesics (pain medications) for our in - patients as well as oral pain medications to go home.

Perform anesthetic monitoring during our high - quality high - volume spay / neuter clinics including the use of isoflurane, injectable anesthesia and performing drug calculations.

In all surgical procedures we use the safest available anesthetics both gas and injectable.

It includes injectable medications for sedation and pain management as well as inhaled anesthetic agents.

We practice a safe, multi-modal approach that is individually created for each dog or cat and includes injectables for sedation and pain management as well as gas anesthetic agents.

The use of bupivacaine (a well - known local anesthetic) in a long - acting injectable formula has been proven to extend the duration of human post-operative analgesia from up to seven hours1 to as long as 72 hours.

Currently provide support for attending and resident Dermatologists - obtain patient vital signs, administer wound care, assist with biopsies and excisions under local anesthetic, dispense oral, topical and injectable medications, and deliver patient teaching.

Administered prescribed injectable controlled substances, tranquilizers, sedatives, and injectable or inhalant anesthetics.