What Hands-on Labs Can Do for Veterinary Technicians
Going to hands-on labs and practical CE events as a veterinary technician brings empowerment, pride, and better care.
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Abby Crimm : November 23, 2020 8:00:00 AM PST
As you know, improving diagnostic skills is important to improving patient outcomes. This upcoming cytology course helps you save time and increase accuracy in diagnosing dermatology conditions and setting patients up for success.
A patient comes into your clinic showing these lesions. Do you know what is causing these lesions? Do you know what a cytology would show you?
If you're unsure, this upcoming cytology course sponsored by Zoetis Petcare is the FREE virtual event for you. Even if you do know the answers (found at the bottom of this post), this course will elevate your ability to identify, collect samples and cultures, and interpret results for a variety of dermatology cases.
Some key takeaways from this cytology course will be:
During this course, instructors will give you the tools you need to effectively recognize variations of lesions and collect the best samples. Dive into our live virtual lab where you’ll interact with the experts to cover the following areas:
At Viticus Group, we'll never stop advocating the benefits of hands-on, in-person training. But when that's not possible, virtual events have their pros as well. As virtual CE becomes more necessary, we all enjoy the advantages of attending these events:
If you were wondering, a staphylococcal infection (or pyoderma) caused the lesions shown in the first image. A cytology would show you cocci and maybe neutrophils. Did you get it right?
In any case, see you at the virtual lab!
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