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Veterinary Standard Operating Procedures
Table of Contents
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Veterinary Standard Operating Procedures
Admitting Day Patients
Admitting Inpatients
Anaesthesia Protocol
Applying Handrub
Care of Nenoates
Cleaning Behind Fridges
Cleaning Consult Rooms
Cleaning Dental Suite
Cleaning Kennels and Cattery
Cleaning Public Areas
Cleaning The Laboratory
Cleaning The Locker Room
Cleaning The Nurse Station
Cleaning The Prep Room
Cleaning the Radiography Suite
Cleaning Theatre
Cleaning Theatre (Checklist)
Discharging Day Patients
Discharging Inpatients
Handling Medicines
Heating Patients
Hospitalising the MRSA Patient
Inpatient Nurse Checks
Pain management protocol for dogs, cats and rabbits
Preventing MRSA
Washing Hands
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Admitting Day Patients
Check the
consent form and
write
the
details on
the
operation
board.
Check the
green kennel
card, ID
name tag and
carrier/lead tag has the correct information on it.
Look on
the
patient computer record. Check relevant history, current medication,
vaccination status,
flea and worm
treatment and microchip status.
Admit
in the nurses' consult room. Call up the patient computer record in the room.
With the
client confirm: vaccination, insurance,
microchip, flea and worm treatment status.
Today's procedure -
check gender (look not just feel), which limb
affected, where the
lumps are (clip hair above the
lump).
Check
the
contact
telephone
numbers.
Explain
the
risks
of
general
anaesthetic.
Ask
the
client
if
they
have
any
other
worries
or
concerns.
If
the
owner is
happy and
you
feel
they understand the procedure etc, ask them to sign and date the consent form.
Inform the owner that a
nurse will contact them after 1pm with an update and a time to collect their animal.
However,
if they have not heard from us by 2pm
-
ask the
client to phone in. Assess the client
-
if
they are
very worried or upset
-
make a
note on the consent form and ask the vet
to phone after the procedure, to put their mind at rest.
Prepared by
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. V1. 26/9/2023
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