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Guidelines for Surgical Infection Control: Small Steps Make a BIG Difference is designed to provide an overview of surgical wound management and infection control in veterinary science. Topics include categorizing surgical wounds, classifying surgical site infections (SSIs), identifying common bacteria, adhering to recommended standards for patient and instrument preparation, implementing infection control in the operating room (OR), and postoperative wound care.
The 2022 Movora Orthopedic Symposium hosted workshops, panel discussions, and presentations from leading industry professionals about current veterinary orthopedic research. This course includes 25 lessons. Each lesson consists of lesson objectives, a recorded presentation, and knowledge check questions. A passing score of 70% is required to complete this course. This course is approved by the AAVSB for 8.25 CE credits.
Orthopedics for Veterinary Technicians Online Course is designed to provide technicians with a foundation in veterinary orthopedics, preoperative and postoperative managing of a surgery, the importance of sterilization, and how to assist an orthopedic surgeon. It also covers critical responsibilities such as sterilization, instrument care, and radiology safety. By the end of this course, learners will be prepared to contribute to orthopedic surgical teams and provide optimal care for orthopedic patients.
Orthopedic Instrumentation for Veterinary Technicians Online Course is designed to give a comprehensive overview of commonly used veterinary instrumentation with a focus on instrumentation used in orthopedic procedures. The course reviews instrument anatomy, key features, and outlines preoperative and postoperative instrument handing, cleaning, sterilization, maintenance, and care.
El curso en línea sobre el diagnóstico de la Enfermedad del Ligamento Cruzado Craneal (CrCL) está dirigido a veterinarios generalistas que desean aprender a identificar esta afección. Se enfoca en la interpretación de los hallazgos clínicos y ortopédicos característicos de la enfermedad, incluyendo la evaluación de la cojera de la extremidad pélvica. Los temas abordados incluyen anatomía y fisiopatología, examen de la marcha, evaluación en estación y en decúbito, prueba del cajón craneal, prueba de impulso tibial y la obtención de radiografías con el posicionamiento adecuado del paciente.
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