Veterinary Anesthesia Nerds

Veterinary Anesthesia Nerds

Education EN ↓ 80 episodes

Podcast by Veterinary Anesthesia Nerds

Author

Veterinary Anesthesia Nerds

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Education

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 4, 2026

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Episodes

VAN 004- Karen Roach VTS (ECC) 26.01.2020

In this episode Karen Roach RVT, VTS (ECC) discusses ways the veterinary technician can utilize different tools of nursing care to help guide pain management in our hospitalized patients.

VAN 003- Dr. Bryce Dooley 13.01.2020

Induction Agents: The Good, the Bad, and Propofol! Today's episode we talk with Bryce Dooley DVM, DACVAA about choosing the most appropriate induction agent for your patient. From the sexy shiny new Alfaxalone to kickin' it old school with ketamine, we break down the best options on your shelf.

VAN 002- Dr. Cassie Janson 06.01.2020

Welcome Nerds! This week we talk to Dr. Cassie Janson DVM, DACVECC on how treating poly-trauma patients with the best pain management can improve outcomes. We will discuss ways to triage a patient before shipping it over to a referral hospital, and tips for when your practice doesn't have the option of a referral hospital.

VAN 001- Dr. Mike Barletta 30.12.2019

Sevoflurane or Isoflurane? Does it matter? In this episode we talk to Dr. Mike Barletta DACVAA from the University of Georgia on inhalant anesthesia options, opioid use in practice and what the heck MAC really means. Enjoy Nerds!

VANScastPREVIEW 08.12.2019

This is a preview of the upcoming Veterinary Anesthesia Nerds Podcast launching in 2020!

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