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RATAS / RATONES
  1. Anatomia de la rata
  2. Anatomy of the rat
  3. Aseptic Technique in Rodent Surgery
  4. Basic biomethodology for laboratory mice
  5. Blood collection from the saphenous vein in the mouse
  6. Blood sampling of the rat from the saphenous vein
  7. Caesarian rederivation in the mouse
  8. Cross-fostering technique in the rat
  9. Examination of vaginal smears in the rat
  10. Gavage of the mouse
  11. Guide to the Necropsy of the Mouse
  12. Handling and Restraint of the Animal
  13. Handling of the rat
  14. Handling rats: keep them warm
  15. Immobilisation and intraperitoneal injection in the mouse
  16. Immobilisation and subcutaneous injection in the mouse
  17. Immobilisation and subcutaneous injection in the rat
  18. Immobilisation of the mouse
  19. Immobilisation of the mouse for intraperiteonal injection
  20. Immobilisation of the mouse using a tube
  21. Intramuscular injection in the rat
  22. Intraperitoneal injection in the mouse
  23. Intraperiteonal injection in the mouse 2
  24. Intraperitoneal injection in the rat
  25. Intravenous injection in the mouse
  26. Intravenous injection in the rat
  27. Mouse: Handling and Restraint
  28. Mouse handling tutorial
  29. Mouse intubation tutorial video 
  30. Mouse phlebotomy: A comparison of superficial temporal vein and retro-orbital venous plexus collection methods
  31. Mouse Restraint 
  32. Mouse strain nomenclature tutorial
  33. Oral Gavage in the Mouse
  34. Oral Gavage in the Rat
  35. Rat Blood Collection – Tail Vein Puncture
  36. Rat handling
  37. Rat: Handling and Restraint
  38. Rat intubation tutorial video 
  39. Rat i.p. injection (method 1)
  40. Rat i.p. injection (method 2)
  41. Rat Restraint
  42. Rat s.c. injection
  43. Rodent Administration Route Tutorial
  44. Rodent Blood Collection
  45. Rodent Blood Collection – Intracardiac
  46. Rodent CO2 Euthanasia
  47. Rodent Genotyping – Tail Biopsy
  48. Rodent Identification – Ear Punch
  49. Rodent Injection – Intradermal
  50. Rodent Injection – Intraperitoneal
  51. Rodent Injection – Oral Gavage
  52. Rodent Injection – Subcutaneous
  53. Rodent Blood Collection – Mandibular
  54. Rodent Blood Collection – Retro Orbital
  55. Rodent Blood Collection – Saphenous
  56. Rodent Blood Collection – Tail Nick
  57. Rodent Genotyping – Tail Biopsy
  58. Rodent Injection – Intramuscular
  59. Rodent Injection – Intravenous
  60. Rodent Injection – Oral Gavage
  61. Rodent Injection – Subcutaneous
  62. Saphenous vein blood draw: rats
  63. Saphenous vein puncture for blood sampling of the mouse
  64. Shaving the back leg of a mouse
  65. Subcutaneous injection in the mouse
  66. Subcutaneous injection in the mouse 2
  67. Subcutaneous injection in the rat
  68. Subcutaneous injection in the rat – Technique 1
  69. Subcutaneous injection of the rat – Technique 2
  70. Taking blood samples from mice: Using the goldenrod animal lancet
  71. The characteristics of a healthy mouse
  72. The characteristics of a healthy rat  
  73. Virtual necropsy of the mouse
 
AVES
  1. Blood sampling from the chicken
  2. Cardiac puncture in the terminally anaesthetised chicken
  3. Handling the chicken
  4. Subcutaneous injection in the chicken
  5. Testing anaesthetic depth in the chicken
 
CONEJOS
  1. Blood sampling from the central ear artery of the rabbit
  2. Cardiac puncture in the terminally anaesthetised rabbit: Part 1
  3. Cardiac puncture in the terminally anaesthetised rabbit: Part 2
  4. Immobilisation of the rabbit
  5. Intravenous injection in a rabbit
  6. Lifting a rabbit
  7. Pedal reflex in the rabbit
  8. Rabbit: Handling and restraint
 
OTRAS ESPECIES
  1. Bleeding and intravenous techniques in pigs
  2. Blood collection from the central ear artery of the rabbit
  3. Blood collection from the cranial vena cava of the ferret
  4. Blood Collection in Ferrets
  5. Blood sampling in sheep
  6. Blood sampling mink from the saphenous vein: An alternative to cardiac puncture and tail bleeding
  7. Blood sampling from the pig
  8. Blood sampling from the standing pig
  9. Bloodsampling in the Pig
  10. Cat anatomy tutorial
  11. Cat dissection: A laboratory guide
  12. Curso digital de enfermedades infecciosas porcinas
  13. Ferret: Handling and Restraint
  14. Frogs and toads
  15. Gerbil: Handling and Restraint
  16. Guinea Pig: Handling and Restraint
  17. Hamster: Handling and restraint 
  18. Holding and immobilisation of a rabbit
  19. Iguana bladder stone
  20. Intravenous injection in mink
  21. Intravenous injection in the rabbit
  22. Medidas de Seguridad cuando se Trabaja con Primates
  23. Rabbit: Handling and Restraint
  24. Rabbit technical procedures
  25. Subcutaneous injection and terminal bleeding in the hen
  26. Subcutaneous injection in the rabbit
  27. Terminal bleeding of a rabbit
  28. The online cat dissection
  29. Virtual canine anatomy
  30. Virtual frog dissection kit tutorial
  31. Welcome to the amphibian embriology tutorial
  32. Working Safely with Nonhuman Primates (Captioned)
 
TEMAS GENERALES
  1. Aseptic Technique in Rodent Surgery
  2. Basic assessment: Laboratory animal health and welfare
  3. How to make your own atlas in 10 easy steps
  4. Injection Routes, Maximum Needle Sizes, & Volumes Table
  5. Old Animals: Handling and Restraint
  6. Practical animal handling
  7. PHS policy on humane care and use of laboratory animal tutorial
  8. Recognising post-operatives pain in animals
  9. Restraint Techniques for Animals
  10. Retro-orbital Bleeding of Rodents
  11. Submandibular/Facial Bleeding of Rodents
  12. Survival Surgery Procedures: Rodents
  13. Tattooing laboratory animals
  14. Toe Tattooing
  15. Virtual tour of a laboratory animal facility
  16. Young Animals: Handling and Restraint

 

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