1. Example of an anaesthesia record (for Large animals, 3 hours record sheet)
2. Example of an anaesthesia record (for Large animals, 4 hours record sheet)
3. Example of an anaesthesia record (for Small animals, 3 hours record sheet)
4. Example of an anaesthesia record (for Small animals, 4 hours record sheet)

Many topics are covered by the examinations and each topic may require several books or documents to be deeply understood. While residents are recommended to make their own reading list, the following resources are generally admitted for being very helpful and strongly suggested. Here is the list of suggested readings.

Information about veterinary anaesthetic literature in general can also be found on the AVA website.

Residents may also find the Clinical Training Tool, and the registration to the ACVAA-L list forum useful resources for the residency.

1. General Index of Case log
2. Summary table per species case log
3. Summary table ICU cases
4. Description of ICU cases
5. Electronic Logbook (v.2019): link and instructions
   PLEASE, USE THE 2019 VERSION IF POSSIBLE. Of course, the former version of the electronic logbook (2016) is also appropriate if you already started recording your caselog on it.
   Before you download the file, please note that:
   - the residents MUST read the instructions very well, prior to starting completing the logbook
   - any abbreviation used MUST be explained (as stated in the instructions)
   - the logbook MUST be completed in English
   - you will still have to submit the general index
   - it is no longer necessary to submit the summary table per species (old logbook summary)

1. Model of the description of an alternative training programme (Appendix II)
2. Model of a centre revalidation
3. Example of a case report