Radiology/Imaging
Radiographic Soft Tissue Positioning: Part 2
Radiographic interpretation relies heavily on the accuracy of patient positioning and use of appropriate exposure techniques. The CALIPER radiographic quality checklist will aid in assessment of the final image.
Behavior
Using Patients’ Sensory Perception to Enhance Their Veterinary Visits
If we understand and appreciate how our patients perceive the experience of being in a veterinary hospital, we will be better able to modify our behavior and the hospital environment to improve their experience and wellbeing.
Orthopedics
A Positioning Guide to Orthopedic Radiography of the Pelvic Limb
Becoming skilled at orthopedic radiography requires knowledge of radiography techniques, orthopedic landmarks, and a lot of practice.
Oncology
Exposing Medical Oncology Myths for the Veterinary Professional
Veterinary nurses are in the important position of educating clients on the realities of veterinary oncology care and empowering owners with the proper knowledge and resources that will provide their pet with the best quality of life possible.
Parasitology
“Oops, I Did It Again!” Strategies for Improving Client Compliance
Using the "6 Stages of Behavior Change" can allow insight into how and why clients may not be effectively protecting their pets from parasites with preventive products.
Behavior
Low-Stress Veterinary Visits for Avian Patients
By understanding the many challenges that birds bring to the clinic experience, the veterinary team can prepare effectively and behave in such a manner that the bird’s stress levels remain as low as possible.
Nutrition
Nutrition Math 101: Important Calculations
Basic nutrition calculations are integral for veterinary nurses developing nutritional recommendations and plans for patients and educating clients on the importance of nutrition.
Radiology/Imaging
Radiographic Soft Tissue Positioning: Part 1
Using best-practice radiographic positioning skills will help the veterinarian arrive at appropriate diagnoses and treatment plans for patients.