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Veterinary Standard Operating Procedures
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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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Inpatient Nurse Checks
The kennel nurses are responsible for the care of the inpatients between 8am-7pm.
The duty nurse takes over at 6pm until 9am the following day.
Both nursing shifts follow the case veterinary surgeons instructions.
During the day shift there is constant observation of the patient.
During the night, the patient is observed every 2hrs minimum.
Any treatment, examination, medication or observation is recorded on the patient’s hospital sheet.
At the end of each night and day shift, the nurse’s observation are transferred to the patient’s computer record.
During the day there is a veterinary surgeon on site available to assist with any queries regarding the care of the inpatients.
During the night, the on-duty veterinary surgeon is available on the phone for advice or to be called in to assist.
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