Technicians
Canine housesoiling (Proceedings)
For the young puppy, the purpose of micturition and defecation is to rid the body of wastes.
Basic ophthalmic diagnostic techniques for technicians (Proceedings)
History, ocular surface diagnostics, tonometry, culture and sensitivity, cytology, biopsy, ERG, ultrasound
Ophthalmic anatomy for the veterinary technician (Proceedings)
Eyelids cover and protect the globe, remove debris by blinking, and spread the tear film, and the eyelid margins contain the meibomian glands.
Exploring the petfood jungle (Proceedings)
The massive amount of information and misinformation about petfoods on the World Wide Web, in books and publications, and elsewhere has led to considerable concern and confusion by the pet owning public.
Dental prophylaxis vs. periodontal therapy (Proceedings)
In veterinary dentistry literature, the use of more precise terminology is recommended with regard to the prevention and treatment of periodontal disease.
Pain assessment and management strategies (Proceedings)
Pain is defined as an aversive sensory and emotional experience.
Dental instrumentation and maintenance (Proceedings)
As in human dentistry, veterinary dentistry uses a combination of power and hand instrumentation.
Monitoring your diabetic patients (Proceedings)
Dogs typically develop insulin dependent, or type I, diabetes mellitus.
Let's talk about it: Getting the best medical history from your clients (Proceedings)
We do it every day with practically every patient and client.
Blood pressure monitoring and hypertension (Proceedings)
Blood pressure is determined by total peripheral resistance (vascular tone) and cardiac output.
Airway management and ventilation (Proceedings)
There are many factors that play a role in airway management and ventilation.
Interpreting dental radiographs (Proceedings)
Other than cost, one of the most commonly used excuses for not having a dental radiograph unit is the lack of information or training available on reading and diagnosing dental radiographs.
Counseling new puppy and kitten owners (Proceedings)
Canine and feline behavior problems can be a real challenge to correct, but with a little forethought and the right information, owners can easily prevent most common problems.
Monitoring and management of perioperative problems (Proceedings)
All commercially available sedatives and anesthetics are safe when properly administered to normal animals.
Preanesthetic evaluation (Proceedings)
Allen Lakein said "planning is bringing the future into the present so that you can do something about it now".
Superficial cosmetic surgery and wound management (Proceedings)
This text is not intended to cover each and every aspect relating to wounds presented in veterinary medicine.
Tighten your dentistry knowledge (Proceedings)
There are three common head shapes in the dog and cat.
Anesthesia machine and scavenging (Proceedings)
Understanding the operation and maintenance of the anesthesia deliver system (ADS) is essential for operator and patient safety.
Feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions (Proceedings)
Resorption of the teeth can be either external or internal. Internal resorption occurs when the tooth has been traumatized causing an inflammation of the pulp.
What to monitor and why! The essentials: Cardiovascular, respiratory, and temperature (Proceedings)
A good anesthetist must have an understanding of normal physiology - as this it is altered by general anesthesia.
Facilitating client management of chronic kidney disease (Proceedings)
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a common disease in older animals.
Oral pathology and anatomic abnormalities (Proceedings)
This session will deal with the commonly seen neoplasms of the oral cavity and those conditions that look like tumors but arise from an outside source.
Mandatory preanesthetic testing: Helping to avoid anesthetic nightmares (Proceedings)
Many variables affect anesthesia including the patient, the sedative and anesthetic agents used and the anesthetist.
Create airtight medical records
Q. We have problems keeping accurate records. How can we maintain proper records?
Plan for a seamless transition
Q. I've just been promoted to practice manager. How can I make sure I'm successful?
Um, there's something on your nose
Professors at Texas State University talked to people with and without body art to get the lowdown on the hire-ability of the tattooed and pierced.
A pet's picture: priceless
The team at Countryside Veterinary Clinic in Carthage, N.Y., knows how to captivate their audience.
Bond your team with bonuses
Bonuses are more than a way to say thanks at VetSelect Animal Hospital in Novi, Mich.
7 tips to keep clients happy
Happy clients stay with your practice and promote your services to others. Use these tips to please pet owners and build a good vibe on the grapevine.
Why clinic mascots could be a bad idea
The clinic cat may be sweet, but she's also a safety hazard.