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Emergency Management of Thermal Burns and Smoke Inhalation

Duration: 0:55 h
Speaker: Rebekah Donaldson
from 1 SFr 46.20
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Thermal burn injury and smoke inhalation in dogs and cats may occur independently or simultaneously but both can be life threatening conditions. This lecture will discuss the acute management and emergency stabilisation of these conditions. Patients with thermal burn injury often require prolonged hospitalisation and long term management - we will discuss long term considerations and anticipated complications.

Recording from 27 September 2022

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Rebekah Donaldson

Dr Rebekah Donaldson, BVSc(hons) MVetMed DACVECC MRCVS

Rebekah graduated from the University of Queensland in 2012 and completed a rotating internship at Queensland Veterinary Specialists/Pet Emergency in 2013 before working in referral and university hospitals in Sydney and Perth. 
She completed a residency in Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care at the Royal Veterinary College in London, United Kingdom, with a concurrent Masters of Veterinary Medicine, in 2019. 
Rebekah became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care in 2019 and is a registered specialist in small animal emergency and critical care. She returned to Queensland Veterinary Specialists in 2019. 
Rebekah has published articles on mechanical ventilation and anaemia and has presented at international conferences including IVECCS (International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium).  Rebekah loves all aspects of critical care medicine including mechanical ventilation, transfusion medicine, septic shock and management of the critical post-operative patient.

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