This is a learning  module illustrating the pre-clinical science underpinning a topic highlighted by an article in Clinician's Brief and/or Therapeutics Brief.

Case Discussions from published cases in:

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Dies ist ein Entwicklungsgebiet für deutsche Tierärztliche Fakultät und Studierende sowie Tierärzte, die tierärztliche Lehrmaterialien kuratieren, erstellen und teilen.

This is a development area for German veterinary school faculty and students, and veterinarians to curate, create and share veterinary educational materials in German.

Discussion of development of antiparasitic drug resistance, with an emphasis on food animal anthelmintics.

Diseases that affect and are transmitted between animal and man

Cardiovascular physiological mechanics focusing upon the pumping and circulation of blood by the heart and vessels, and ECG basics.

From excitable tissues, to cardiac potentials, to practical aspects of conducting and interpreting an electrocardiograph in animal patients

Fundamental physiological and pathophysiological concepts of renal function and its clinical relevance

Hypothalamus/Pituitary, Adrenal, Thyroid, Endocrine Pancreas, Calcium Regulation, Adrenal Medulla and Teaching Cases

The basics of fluid therapy: Volume, Rate, Route, Solutes, Osmolarity, Tonicity, Basic Fluid Types, and Additives

Concepts and practical aspects of anesthetic techniques

Repository of study materials for ACVCP resident program participants

Curated and developed content on relevant topics in  veterinary basic and clinical pharmacology

 Creator/Curator: David Villar, DVM, MS, PhD, DABVT

Content originally developed by VetMedTeam.  Media links are directly linked to the http://www.VetMedTeam.com website. Successful completion of all quizzes in this unit leads to the "VMT Professional Development" badge.