Testing Anesthesia Machine for Leaks

Megan Brashear, CVT, VTS (ECC), demonstrates leak testing your #anesthesia machine (which only takes a minute!) and can save you valuable time during an anesthetic procedure. This should be performed before every anesthetic procedure for patient safety because it identifies faulty equipment before it can affect a patient.
#veterinary #veterinarymedicine #anesthesialeaktest
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[@rebecatolaro2079]

Megan! You are the best! 💕

[@kaitlynmonsivais851]

Thank you guys for uploading such informative and educational videos! I love seeing the behind the scenes on what goes on when I take my furry ones to the vet. :)

[@alielynn]

Thanks for the upload! So helpful.

[@FfStar]

Thanks for the upload! Super useful for tech school. I'm assuming this is for a rebreathing system? Is it any different for a non-re breathing circuit?

[@drmohamedxaaji1330]

Thanks

[@jamesmartin4902]

Thank you very much.....

[@vietnamanimalvetclinic9924]

Very good

[@h20cozmic84]

yes

[@pedrothesunowner7604]

Wich Standard or ASTM do you cover with this equipment? I mean like a test method?

[@christyglantzrenger6342]

We are having an issue where our reservoir bags are breaking more often than they should (holes at the attachment site). How often are you replacing your bags on average, and do you have any tips to prevent this from happening? They're on backorder now...

[@user-cq5mj6oi1m]

😊😊😊😊

[@mysteriousman9731]

Is the pop off valve the same APL valve?!

[@Danielle-rs6zf]

yes

[@shelleyrightmyer6421]

Ilove ti somuch miss

[@roaahesham9605]

Can you show translation into Arabic

[@sumeetsandhu7819]

Such a vague video. You must watch the video by saneesh pj .

[@Agent47_]

Just say APL valve next time

[@Agent47_]

Cuz it's more general and less confusing to newbies like me, and I know this is technically a pop off valve with on or off only and no intermediate option but still, APL is more general. Thanks for the informative video.

[@vinaitiri1865]

@@Agent47_ im a newbie and pop off was easier for me to remember. your just being difficult lmao

[@vietnamanimalvetclinic9924]

Very good

[@h20cozmic84]

yes