Gastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians
Self Study Course | On Demand | 1 Medical Credit Hour
Course Curriculum
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course, drip taught or self-paced?
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 1 - Introduction (6:28)
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 2 - GDV (6:37)
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 3 - GDV Continued (6:26)
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PreviewGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 4 - Heading to Surgery (4:48)
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 5 - Gastric or Intestinal Obstruction (10:41)
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 6 - Acute Abdomen (7:34)
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 7 - Pain Control and Treatment (7:32)
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StartGastrointestinal Emergencies for Veterinary Technicians course - drip 8 - Q&A (2:18)
Instructed by
Amy Newfield has had an extensive career in veterinary medicine as a veterinary technician in general practice, emergency medicine and corporate leadership. She has managed teams, created company-wide initiatives for large veterinary corporations that focus on career development for veterinary technicians and she lectures and educates veterinary technicians, assistants and veterinarians around the world. She holds a Master of Science: Management & Leadership degree, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Management degree, both from Western Governors University in Salt Lake City, Utah. She holds Associate of Science degrees in Veterinary Technology and Animal Care from Becker College, Leicester, Massachusetts.
Learning Objectives for Veterinary Technicians
- Reviews what is GDV
- Reviews what is acute abdomen
- Reviews unique nursing care for both