Veterinary Emergency Medicine Small Animal

Clinical veterinary apply: the satisfaction of knowing that you have accomplished the best in your sufferers; isn’t that what we all want?

Emergency drugs can be busy and stressful with typically many significantly sick or injured patients. When managing these patients you want the comfort of fast dependable info. What is more convenient than your phone in your pocket or your tablet?

This is where the KIMBA Veterinary Emergency Medicine Small Animal app is out there in.

Got a dog in hypovolaemic shock from acute haemorrhagic diarrhoea syndrome? Need a quick reminder of cardiovascular perfusion assessment? What about tips on fluid resuscitation and a fluid dose calculator?

Got a tomcat with urethral obstruction (“blocked cat”)? Need a quick reminder of administration priorities? What about tips on how to deal with clinically vital hyperkalaemia together with drug doses and a dose calculator?

WHAT FEATURES DOES THE APP OFFER?

Drug dose calculators:

Single doses

Single agent infusions

Multiagent infusions, together with separate morphine-lidocaine-ketamine (MLK) calculator

Fluid remedy calculators:

Bolus calculator

Infusion calculator

Drug formularies:

Most generally used emergency medication medicine with doses, routes and additional comments

Separate searchable canine and feline formularies

Other features:

Extensive ‘5-minute consult’ fashion data on a selection of emergency complaints and problems – together with all the classics!

Quick check data together with e.g. physiological parameters, potassium and glucose supplementation charts, and CPR drug doses

Separate sections on transfusion medicine and on neonates

Clinical image gallery together with radiographs and ECG strips

The app is downloaded to work offline offering assured reliability no matter your practice’s internet connection.

WHO IS THE APP FOR?

This app is for veterinary surgeons and nurses/techs working in small animal/mixed practice. It will be most precious to those dealing with emergency patient. But oh wait, isn’t that all veterinary practices?! The calculators and formularies are particularly helpful regardless of what number of emergency sufferers you see.

The app will also be very helpful for veterinary college students (doctors, nurses/techs) as a learning useful resource and clinical device. Including in these stolen moments between seeing a case and having somebody quiz you on it. We’ve received your back!

WHO CREATED THE CONTENT?

Shailen Jasani created the app. He is a small animal veterinary Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) specialist (Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care). He has intensive expertise in each major care and referral practice (www.shailenjasani.com, www.veteccsmalltalk.com). Shailen also has appreciable teaching experience, particularly with main care vets and nurses/techs and with students.

Based on this expertise, Shailen has created an app that gives sensible assist to colleagues working in scientific follow.

Please observe that Shailen is very happy for you to contact him (see below). With questions about the academic information offered or queries about small animal ECC normally. But please don't get in contact with pressing questions on energetic circumstances as Shailen may not have the power to reply in a suitable timeframe.

Note: Image 4 included with the sort permission of Dave Leicester.

CONTACT INFORMATION and OTHER RESOURCES

If you have any issues with or comments about this app please get in contact with Shailen through e mail at [email protected] or on Twitter @VetEmCC.

For extra veterinary ECC resources, try: the FREE Veterinary ECC Small Talk podcast out there in Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud and on the Veterinary ECC Small Talk website (www.veteccsmalltalk.com/ecc-resources/). You may also want to join our private Facebook group/page.

This app is a scientific device that will assist you to to deliver the best care to your sufferers. Got an emergency? Relax, you’ve received it lined