3 Must-reads on veterinary emergency and critical care
3 articles providing insight on emergency and critical care.
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When presented with an emergency or critical care patient, you must act quickly and efficiently to ensure a successful outcome. Therefore, we have provided you with the necessary resources for this circumstance so you can be prepared to offer the highest quality treatment.
From ensuring critical care patients receive proper feeding to the nuts and bolts of the RECOVER Guidelines—there's something for everyone. Happy reading!
- The role of nutrition in critical care patients: Kara Burns, MS, MEd, LVT, VTS (nutrition), VTS-H (internal medicine, dentistry), explained the importance of adequate nutrition for critical care patients, and she highlighted tips for addressing their needs.
- RECOVER Guidelines: Everything you need to know about evidence-based CPR: Discover the benefits of these comprehensive guidelines and the advantages of incorporating sufficient staff training modules on CPR.
- Managing head trauma in veterinary patients: Kate Boatright shared the significance of triaging and taking a history, plus she explored diagnostic and treatment methods, and more.
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