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Making Mom's with Modern Anesthetic Plans and Neonatal Resuscitation
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7/28/2026
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When:
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Tuesday, July 28, 2026
7:00 PM
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Where:
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Virtual Via Zoom
United States
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Contact:
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Ryan Frazier
info@mnmavt.org
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Online registration is closed.
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Amanda M. Shelby, RVTg, VTS (Anesthesia & Analgesia)Amanda is a registered veterinary technologist with a specialty in anesthesia and analgesia. She has extensive experience in creating educational assets for the global veterinary audience. To bolster her skill set as an instructional designer, she is pursuing a Master’s of Education (Instructional Systems Design). She believes the effective exchange of knowledge to close performance gaps can improve the lives of pets and further cultivate the human-animal bond. She is currently a Senior CE Specialist for VETgirl. Outside of the veterinary profession, she has interest in edible landscaping, exploring the wilderness and showing her American Quarter Horses. | 
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Making Mom's with Modern Anesthetic Plans and Neonatal ResuscitationPROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Ask yourself, am I using modern best practices when anesthetizing a canine patient for C-section or am I selecting a plan on my training. In this webinar, we will navigate creating a modernized anesthetic plan with pre-emptive analgesia based on a literature-based review. We will explore modern anesthetic plans proven for C-section that optimize both the mother and newborns outcome. Finally, we introduce emerging neonatal resuscitation recommendations. Anesthesia is a process for all patients—from presentation through recovery which includes a return to normalcy. For C-sections, that includes fostering the mother-newborn bond with outstanding nursing care. LEARNING OBJECTIVES (REQUIRED): - Broaden understanding of the impact of advanced stage pregnancy on drug pharmacology and physiology as it related to anesthesia.
- Learn to confidently create a balanced anesthetic plan with appropriate analgesia for patients requiring C-section with drugs supported by peer-reviewed, literature.
- Understand local-regional techniques and how to perform them for patients requiring C-section.
- Gain confidence in the most up-to-date resuscitation guidelines for newborns delivered by C-section.
- Gain confidence with nursing care methods of supporting the maternal-newborn bond in the recovery period.
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