Courses

This is the Fifth Course in the Emergency and Critical Care Program!

 

ECC-5: Thoracic point of care ultrasound it is used every day in the emergency setting. It is very helpful as part of the triage and also as a diagnostic tool. This webinar is intended to present the base of thoracic point of care ultrasound, normal and abnormal findings and most common differentials. We will also touch base on how to perform a pericardiocentesis. We hope that after this session you will feel ready and confident to use your thoracic point of care ultrasound on your daily emergencies and will help you with your patient stabilization, diagnosis and treatment.

 

 

In this 90 minute course, Dr. Harmon Rogers presents an overview of veterinary medical records including regulatory codes and types of record keeping.

Drs. Tamara Grubb and Stephen Greene present a series of courses to provide a complete exploration of pain management concepts and techniques.  This program is composed of the eight individual modules and awards 10 credits as participants progress through the modules.

In this first module of the Pain Management Certificate Program, Dr. Tamara Grubb presents an hour long discussion on multiple assessment scales and how to properly assess pain using those scales.

In this second module of the Pain Management Certificate Program, Dr. Stephen Greene presents a 50 minute discussion on the physiology of pain, the five sites of analgesic action and distinguishing pain types.

In this fourth module of the Pain Management Certificate Program, Dr. Tamara Grubb presents a 90 minute discussion on chronic pain pathology and treatment.

In this fifth module of the Pain Management Certificate Program, Dr. Tamara Grubb presents a 75 minute overview of constant rate infusions and how you can utilize them in your practice.

In this seventh module of the Pain Management Certificate Program, Dr. Stephen Greene presents a 50 minute discussion on the effects of acupuncture on the tissues, immune system, and the nervous system.

 

In this eigth, and final, module of the Pain Management Certificate Program, Drs. Tamara Grubb and Stephen Greene present a 90 minute discussion of tools designed to help develop analgesic protocols for every patient through case examples.

In this 50 minute course, Dr. Margaret Davis reviews five zoonotic diseases of importance to a veterinary hospital.  The topics touched on are the signs and symptoms in animals and humans, mode of transmission and preventative measures.