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The power of Repetition – the 4th Year of Vet School
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The 4th Year of Vet School. Stories, lessons and experiences from the final year of veterinary school. NEW BLOG: The Equine Intern. The power of Repetition. Some of my shelter patients. For the past two weeks, I have spent my afternoons performing spays and castrations on dogs, cats and one rabbit. On my last day, I summed up my surgeries and left with a few more notches in my surgery belt of experience:. Hail, a moment of personal victory! 1 Incise with confidence. 2 Extend or work-out. Click to print (...
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Proverbs and “L” Words – Part I of Week 2 – the 4th Year of Vet School
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The 4th Year of Vet School. Stories, lessons and experiences from the final year of veterinary school. NEW BLOG: The Equine Intern. Proverbs and L Words Part I of Week 2. There is more than one way to skin a cat. Can you guess what word I’m talking about? And what case-loads dominated the week? A collection of members used to portray the mood (and evolving mood) of students when conducting Lameness exams early on in 4th year. Scoring the Scoring of a Horse During the Lameness Exam. 0 not perceptible unde...
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the 4th Year of Vet School – Page 2 – Stories, lessons and experiences from the final year of veterinary school
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The 4th Year of Vet School. Stories, lessons and experiences from the final year of veterinary school. NEW BLOG: The Equine Intern. Post-Vet School Reading List. I have been working on a post-vet school reading list. In celebration of my liberation and newly acquired free time, I will be doing some long-overdue optional reading. I’m going to read because I want to. And because now I will actually have time to. Ironically, all of the books on my list are veterinary novels. Love is the Best Medicine. Vetti...
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An Unusual Case of Colic – the 4th Year of Vet School
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The 4th Year of Vet School. Stories, lessons and experiences from the final year of veterinary school. NEW BLOG: The Equine Intern. An Unusual Case of Colic. Names have been changed to observe patient and client privacy. Briefly] the initial colic case prep. A poor prognosis and. Ovarian tumors in the mare. Share what you will. Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window).
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Steps in the right direction – THE EQUINE INTERN
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4th year of Vet school blog. Life as an equine veterinary intern. Steps in the right direction. August 15, 2016. September 7, 2016. And a thought popped into my head. You can’t win the lottery if you don’t play the game. The response to this? 8220;A great idea, and I’ll look into it.”. Less that 24 hours later, the director stopped me in the hall and gave a big thumbs up. I didn’t get it, but smiled…quickly making my way back to the lameness work-up. “We have set up an intern CE...8220;$1200 is great!
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It’s not if you get hurt, it’s WHEN – THE EQUINE INTERN
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4th year of Vet school blog. Life as an equine veterinary intern. It’s not if you get hurt, it’s WHEN. July 19, 2016. August 13, 2016. My vet was blown to the ground instantaneously. Think back to the YouTube we’ve all seen of the horse getting branded. One second the guy is in the camera shot, the next he’s vanished. If you haven’t seen it, searching YouTube for “horse kick” will produce it without fail. Occupation Injuries of Veterinarians. 8211; equine vets could expect to sustain between seven and ei...
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the Demand for Ovariectomy – THE EQUINE INTERN
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4th year of Vet school blog. Life as an equine veterinary intern. The Demand for Ovariectomy. September 5, 2016. September 15, 2016. So, did we really just do the ovariectomy at the owner and rDVMs’ requests and not because of our professional assessment? Is it justifiable to simply perform procedures and treat patients based on a non-veterinarian’s demand? It boils down to the clinician, I guess. What they are comfortable with, what they are confident in and how active of a role they want to play in...
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An Unintended Philosophical Tangent – the 4th Year of Vet School
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The 4th Year of Vet School. Stories, lessons and experiences from the final year of veterinary school. NEW BLOG: The Equine Intern. An Unintended Philosophical Tangent. 8220;The happiest people don’t have the best of everything, they just make the best of everything.”. 8220;The happiest people don’t have the best of everything, they just make the best of everything.”. And so far, I’ve been making it. I am the facilitator of my learning, and I’. Share what you will. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).
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Morgan – THE EQUINE INTERN
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4th year of Vet school blog. Life as an equine veterinary intern. A recent graduate from veterinary school, embarking on the first year of veterinarian life as an Intern at an equine exclusive medical and surgical hospital. Other passions in life include roadtrips, the great outdoors, all things equine and memes. September 13, 2016. October 12, 2016. See one. Do one. Teach one. I made it a personal goal to do the following:. 2 Encourage. Without fail, support students…both in affirming their st...Introve...
