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Try A Lesson (PgC/GPCert Vets)
Small Animal Medicine
Case Study: Ellie
Case Study: Ellie
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Try A Lesson (PgC/GPCert Vets)
Course content
Section 1
Cardiology
Understanding the Electrocardiogram and Sinus Rhythms
Interactive lesson
Section 3
Dermatology
Diagnostic Approach to Focal Alopecia
Interactive lesson
Section 5
Emergency Medicine and Surgery
Emergencies Associated with Labour and Delivery
Interactive lesson
Section 6
Exotic Animals
Microchips, Implants, Catheters & Feeding Tubes
Interactive lesson
Section 7
Feline Practice
Pleural Effusion
Interactive lesson
Case Study 2: Squishy
Interactive lesson
Section 9
Oncology
Oral Tumours I
Interactive lesson
Case Study 2: Bryan
Interactive lesson
Section 10
Ophthalmology
Congenital and Developmental Conditions of the Orbit and Acquired Traumatic Injuries
Interactive lesson
Section 11
Small Animal Medicine
Dysphagia and Regurgitation
Interactive lesson
Immune-Mediated Haemolytic Anaemia
Interactive lesson
Case Study: Ellie
Interactive lesson
Section 12
Small Animal Surgery
Surgical Diseases of the Oesophagus
Interactive lesson
Case Study: Woody
Interactive lesson
Case Study: Daisy
Interactive lesson
Section 11 · Interactive lesson
Case Study: Ellie
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Understanding the Electrocardiogram and Sinus Rhythms
Diagnostic Approach to Focal Alopecia
Emergencies Associated with Labour and Delivery
Microchips, Implants, Catheters & Feeding Tubes
Pleural Effusion
Case Study 2: Squishy
Oral Tumours I
Case Study 2: Bryan
Congenital and Developmental Conditions of the Orbit and Acquired Traumatic Injuries
Dysphagia and Regurgitation
Surgical Diseases of the Oesophagus
Case Study: Woody
Case Study: Daisy
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