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Basic Setup of Computed Tomography (CT) Machine
DoveLewis Technician Trainer Jessica Waters, CVT, reviews how to turn on and prep the CT machine prior to use.
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Analyzing Patient Electrolytes
DoveLewis Technician Jessica Waters, CVT, reviews how to measure and analyze patient electrolytes.
Don't forget to bookmark this video as you complete the skills checklists in the Level One Technician Training Kit!
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In-house SNAP Test
DoveLewis Technician Connie Christensen, CVT, reviews how to perform a SNAP test in a veterinary clinic.
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Gathering Patient Weight
DoveLewis Director of Patient Care Sarah Harris, CVT, VTS (ECC) reviews how to get accurate patient weights on both large and small animals.
Don't forget to bookmark this video as you complete the skills checklists in the Level One Technician…
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Avian Intubation Demonstration
DoveLewis Exotics Technician Jamie Michaelis, CVT, demonstrates how to intubate avian patients. This video utilizes a cadaver that was generously donated for teaching and learning purposes.
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Nasal Catheter Placement
DoveLewis Director of Patient Care Sarah Harris, CVT, VTS (ECC) reviews how to place a nasal catheter. This video utilizes a cadaver that was generously donated for teaching and learning purposes.
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Trocharization Set Up and Prep
DoveLewis Director of Patient Care Sarah Harris, CVT, VTS (ECC) reviews how to set up and the equipment needed for a trocharization procedure.
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Mast Cell Tumor Removal
DoveLewis Surgeon Andrea Sundholm, DVM, DACVS-SA, removes a mast cell tumor from a canine patient.
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Case Review: Koi Fish Radiographs
DoveLewis Veterinarian Kelly Flaminio, DVM, reviews a case of a Koi Fish that was presented at DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital. Check out this video, Koi Fish Anesthesia, to learn more about the anesthetic procedure!
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Overview of Placing Intraosseous Catheters
DoveLewis Intern Gavin Selby, DVM, discusses how and when to use an intraosseous (IO) catheter in veterinary patients.