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Add Signalment to Your Message Board Post Signalment is the first critical piece of any clinical case presentation. Adding your patient's information to the signalment form keeps that info highlighted at the top of every post in the thread so that your colleagues have easy access to these critical details. Learn more. The signalment form is active in most medical folders and will soon be expanded to the remaining medical folders. As always, your feedback is appreciated!
Sink Your Teeth Into Dentistry! Find information on common dental issues, online books from the VIN Library, textbooks available in the VIN Bookstore, client handouts and forms and discussions on various procedures and techniques. Links to dentistry journals, associations, products and informational websites are also provided. The Dentistry Specialty Center is linked to the About Page for the Dentistry Message Board Folder and the Specialty Centers page in the VIN Library. Hungry For More? And don't miss Dr. Bellows' Dental Morphs, also available in the Multimedia section of the VIN Library. Want to test your dental knowledge?
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You know I love you. You have been a precious part of my family for 19 years. You kept me company as I studied for vet school exams (thx for knocking over all those drinks BTW). You taught me about Horner's syndrome and retained P3 fragments. As the children grew up, you taught them the correct way to handle a cat by rewarding gentleness with purrs, and errors with stony silence and one exquisitely timed hiss, but never a bite (you save those for CVTs). As your organs, senses, and cognitive function fail (while your affection shines on undimmed) I have done and will continue to do all I can to keep you comfortable until I can't any more. I've gotten used to sweeping up random cat litter around the house and giving you maropitant every single day because you will reliably vomit if I don't. I'm okay with those things. But, I swear to dog, if I ever wake up with cat poop in my hair again, I will transfer you to Jesus THAT DAY. That is not acceptable. Love, Mom
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The primary purpose of this course is to provide accurate and up to date information regarding the security and accountability of controlled substances so that veterinary practitioners can make best practice choices within their practice setting. Coughing Dogs -- Cardiac or Respiratory? Coughing is a common presenting complaint in small animal practice. It can be caused by cardiac or respiratory disease. Since these diseases are treated differently, successful treatment requires determining the cause of the cough. This course discusses the diagnostic approach to a coughing patient so that the general practitioner can come up with an optimal treatment plan. Visit the CE Participant Resource Center to learn the basics of online CE, how to find your course area, CE participation requirements, and much more! Check the World Clock Time Zone Converter to confirm session start times for your area. Follow VIN CE and VSPN on Facebook!
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