Fundamental Principles of Veterinary Anesthesia

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Edited by internationally recognized veterinary anesthesiologists, the book follows the complete peri-anesthetic process, from patient assessment and anesthetic planning to monitoring, recovery, and management of complications. Practical examples, illustrations, clinical algorithms, and a companion website with teaching resources make it an excellent resource for both learning and clinical reference.

The book covers topics including:

• Principles of veterinary anesthesia and analgesia
• Pre-anesthetic patient assessment
• Anesthetic risk evaluation
• Peri-anesthetic planning
• Physiology relevant to anesthesia
• Pharmacology of anesthetic drugs
• Sedatives and tranquilizers
• Injectable anesthetic agents
• Inhalation anesthesia
• Local and regional anesthesia
• Pain recognition and multimodal analgesia
• Airway management and endotracheal intubation
• Anesthetic machines and vaporizers
• Breathing systems and gas delivery
• Mechanical ventilation
• Fluid therapy during anesthesia
• Cardiovascular monitoring
• Respiratory monitoring
• Blood pressure monitoring
• Temperature management
• Monitoring equipment and interpretation
• Anesthesia for dogs and cats
• Anesthesia for horses
• Anesthesia for cattle and pigs
• Anesthetic complications and emergency management
• Recovery from anesthesia
• Companion website with PowerPoint presentations and review questions

By combining fundamental scientific concepts with practical clinical guidance, Fundamental Principles of Veterinary Anesthesia helps readers develop the knowledge and confidence required to safely perform anesthesia across multiple veterinary species. It serves as an ideal textbook for students while remaining a valuable everyday reference for veterinary practitioners.

Who is this book for?

• Veterinary students
• Veterinarians in general practice
• Veterinary anesthesiologists
• Veterinary technicians
• Veterinary nurses
• Veterinary interns and residents
• Animal health technology students