10.6.1. Understanding Anesthetic vs. Non Anesthetic

Key Aspects of Anesthetic Patient Flow

• The Exam and Pre-Med tab is where you do exam and pre-med.
• The Drug Draw tab will be where you do the anesthetic and induction drugs.
• The Surgical tab will be where you input any details about the surgery.
• The RX tab will be where all anesthetic patients who need a prescription filled, will be listed for efficient label printing.
• The HRW tab will be where all patients flagged during exam as needing a high risk waiver completed, will be listed for contact. Once the HRW is completed, the animal no longer appears on this screen.
• The left-hand side of the exam-premed screen is where you will get most of the information about the animals. Team notes go between the team and are not communicated with the client.
• The second column is the services and products, which you can edit by clicking on the cell. Following are weight, age, sex, the exam, and the patient’s drugs.

Key Aspects of Non-Anesthetic Patient Flow

• The Roster tab is where you review the animal notes, services, and gather supplies for the treatment.
• The Treatment tab will be where you record the exam, medical notes, generate rabies, update services, and complete the medical record for te visit.
• The RX tab will be where all non-anesthetic patients who need a prescription filled, will be listed for efficient label printing.
• The HRW tab will be where all patients flagged during exam as needing a high risk waiver completed, will be listed for contact. Once the HRW is completed, the animal no longer appears on this screen.
• The left-hand side of the Roster screen is where you will get most of the information about the animals. Team notes go between the team and are not communicated with the client.
• The second column is the services and products, which you can edit by clicking on the cell. Following are weight, age, sex, the exam, and the patient’s drugs.