Anaesthesia and Arrhythmias. Part 1; How to grasp ECG interpretation

One hour of online CPD for Veterinary Nurses!

Anaesthesia and Arrhythmias – what to do with that funky, funky beat?

Part One :  How to grasp ECG interpretation

Please note that this session is Part 1 of a two part series.

Part two will take place on Tuesday 19th November 2024, 19:30-20:30

Please find a link to book this below:

BVNA – VeryConnect

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Start time: 19:30

Finish time: 20:30

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Speaker: Liza Ebeck RVN NCert Anaesth. CVLM

Liza qualified in 2001 and has spent most of her career in University Vet Schools working within several different departments and gained specialist knowledge and advanced clinical application in anaesthesia and cardiology. She gained her NCert Anaesthesia in 2021 and has lectured at congresses, for her workplace and online for over 10 years. Liza spent the last 18 months working in first opinion practice as a Head Nurse and has recently made a move back to cardiology referral practice, where she holds a clinical, CPD provider and research post.

Event Description:

Part One session of this 2-part series is on ECG interpretation, focusing on understanding what is normal and identifying a few of the most common (and urgent!) arrhythmias.

Learning Objectives:

1.  Understand the pathophysiology of different cardiac diseases in dogs and cats.

2. Feel confident about anaesthesia choices for cardiac patients.

3. Understand the impact of different anaesthesia drugs on cardiac patients.

BVNA Advocate: Joy Shutt BSc (Hons) RVN C-SQP DipNCS(RVNCons) Joy is part of a team of BVNA Advocates, organising CPD for veterinary nurses, both online and in her part of North Wales.  She is the Head Nurse and Nurse Clinic Lead in a first opinion practice, with a diploma in veterinary nurse consulting.  She enjoys everything cats and maintains her practice’s silver level Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation. Joy also writes for veterinary publications and is a veterinary nurse course assessor for Colourful CPD. Outside of nursing, Joy runs a Facebook group “North Wales Schnauzers” who meet for regular walks and support the charity Schnauzerfest. As well as Frank her miniature Schnauzer, Joy has a rescue cat and three Royal Pythons.

If you should have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us; cpd@bvna.co.uk

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