When a mechanical ventilator isn’t available, the ability to perform manual ventilation confidently can be life-saving in veterinary practice.
Discover how to recognise and prevent complications such as hypoventilation, altered lung volume, and atelectasis, and understand how these can lead to hypoxaemia and hypercapnia. Through Caroline’s expert explanations and video demonstrations, you’ll learn correct ventilation techniques and how to confidently use the adjustable pressure-limiting (APL) valve to keep your patients safe under anaesthesia.
Caroline Kaiser
Cert IV VN, GradCertEd, MEd
Caroline began her veterinary nursing career in a mixed practice in New South Wales before gaining specialist experience in anaesthesia, surgery, and intensive care across Australia, Singapore, and the UK.
She has worked as an anaesthesia technician at Murdoch University and as a Trainer and Assessor with AVT. Now based in Johannesburg, she continues to educate and inspire veterinary nurses worldwide.
Because we specialise in animal care, behaviour and veterinary training - everything you will learn is based on real industry needs and demands!
92% of AVT graduates are employed or enrolled in further study after training, and 92% would recommend AVT (NCVER data).
Students consistently tell us how supported they feel. Our trainers are here to guide you and answer your questions and help you stay on track.
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