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Uma via direta para acelerares a tua aprendizagem
O programa Accelerated Learning em Urgências e Cuidados Intensivos foi desenvolvido para médicos veterinários que pretendem aumentar os seus conhecimentos e confiança no atendimento a pacientes em estado crítico.
Este curso foi originalmente desenvolvido pelo nosso parceiro australiano, o Animal Emergency Service (AES), com o objetivo de melhorar a confiança e as competências dos novos membros da sua equipa médica no que toca ao atendimento de situações de urgência. O AES é um grupo hospitalar reconhecido em toda a Austrália pela qualidade dos serviços médicos e de cuidados intensivos que prestam a animais de companhia e pela sua expertise na área de urgência veterinária. Concebido pelos veterinários mais experimentes do AES, este curso é o resultado de vários anos de desenvolvimento e aperfeiçoamento, com conteúdos atualizados e relevantes na área. O programa abrange os fundamentos da prática de urgências, inclui a análise de casos clínicos comuns e é adequado para responder às perguntas mais frequentes.
Todas as semanas terás disponível online um novo módulo sobre tópicos relevantes de urgências veterinárias, que incluem fisiopatologia, diagnóstico, gestão e tratamentos mais recentes. Cada módulo inclui acesso a recursos de aprendizagem variados, como apresentações, apontamentos e diferentes exercícios. Poderás ainda usufruir de 4 sessões em live streaming ao longo da tua subscrição de 12 meses, cada uma com um especialista de renome em urgências veterinárias. Este programa dá-te acesso a um Certificate, atribuído pela ISVPS.
Começa já a aprender ao teu próprio ritmo – poderás inscrever-te em qualquer momento do programa e aceder 24 horas por dia, 7 dias por semana.
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“Comunicação do orador clara e concisa, boa qualidade e utilidade prática adquirida nos temas abordados”. Ver mais
Adriana Cardona (DVM)
“Ótimas pós-graduações, muito úteis para a nossa vida profissional no futuro.” Ver mais
Caraterísticas principais do programa
15 módulos variados
Desenvolvidos por veterinários com vasta experiência clínica de renome mundial para aprofundares temas chave na área das urgências veterinárias.
Fórum de discussão
Um fórum de discussão exclusivo para conversar, debater e partilhar casos com os restantes participantes.
Um módulo por semana
Permitindo-te completar o curso mais rapidamente e aplicar os conhecimentos adquiridos de forma imediata.
100% online
Acesso disponível 24 horas por dia, 7 dias por semana, onde quer que estejas, utilizando o computador, tablet ou smartphone.
Módulos interativos e apelativos
Que te permitirão assimilar os diferentes materiais de aprendizagem num ambiente online.
1 ano de acesso ilimitado
Dando-te a possibilidade de reveres os diferentes conteúdos disponíveis e de aprenderes ao teu próprio ritmo.
Sessões em live streaming com especialistas em urgências veterinárias
Acesso a uma sessão live a cada 3 meses para te ajudar a esclarecer dúvidas e aprofundar os teus conhecimentos.
Recursos de aprendizagem variados
Apresentações, notas escritas, questionários interativos e exercícios que te permitirão testar os teus conhecimentos.
Subscrição aberta
Sem data de início fixa, inscreve-te quando quiseres e aprende ao teu próprio ritmo.
Networking
Acede a uma rede mundial de profissionais veterinários que partilham as mesmas áreas de interesse.
15 módulos variados
Desenvolvidos por veterinários com vasta experiência clínica de renome mundial para aprofundares temas chave na área das urgências veterinárias.
Fórum de discussão
Um fórum de discussão exclusivo para conversar, debater e partilhar casos com os restantes participantes.
Um módulo por semana
Permitindo-te completar o curso mais rapidamente e aplicar os conhecimentos adquiridos de forma imediata.
100% online
Acesso disponível 24 horas por dia, 7 dias por semana, onde quer que estejas, utilizando o computador, tablet ou smartphone.
Módulos interativos e apelativos
Que te permitirão assimilar os diferentes materiais de aprendizagem num ambiente online.
1 ano de acesso ilimitado
Dando-te a possibilidade de reveres os diferentes conteúdos disponíveis e de aprenderes ao teu próprio ritmo.
Sessões em live streaming com especialistas em urgências veterinárias
Acesso a uma sessão live a cada 3 meses para te ajudar a esclarecer dúvidas e aprofundar os teus conhecimentos.
Recursos de aprendizagem variados
Apresentações, notas escritas, questionários interativos e exercícios que te permitirão testar os teus conhecimentos.
Subscrição aberta
Sem data de início fixa, inscreve-te quando quiseres e aprende ao teu próprio ritmo.
Networking
Acede a uma rede mundial de profissionais veterinários que partilham as mesmas áreas de interesse.
Detalhes do programa
Resumo dos módulos
15 Sessões Online
01 - Acid Base and Blood Gas Analysis
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Identify and interpret acid-base disorders
- Identify primary and secondary acid-base disorders and compensatory mechanisms.
- List causes of acidosis and alkalosis
- Discuss the anion gap and its diagnostic use
- Describe the management of acidaemia and alkalaemia.
- Discuss the physiology of lactate production and its use as a perfusion marker
- Describe the pathophysiology of hyperlactatemia
- Outline oxygenation in terms of arterial blood oxygen, ventilation, perfusion and V/Q mismatch
- Recall the physiological causes of hypoxaemia and associated disease processes
- Use the P:F ratio and A-a Gradient in reference to oxygenation
- Discuss the parameters involved in the assessment of ventilation
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
02 - Shock and Intravenous Fluids
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Define shock and its physiological causes
- Explain circulatory shock in terms of hypovolemic, cardiogenic, distributive, obstructive shock
- Outline the stages of shock
- Describe the principles of fluid therapy Discuss the goals of fluid therapy
- Demonstrate how to assess the degree of dehydration
- Discuss types of intravenous fluids and their indications Construct a fluid plan to correct hypovolaemia, dehydration, ongoing losses and maintenance
- Explain indications for bolus and shock fluid rates
- Describe monitoring and end points for fluid therapy.
- List the potential complications of fluid therapy
- List considerations for perioperative fluid therapy
Merrin Hicks
03 - Electrolytes
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- List the main serum electrolytes which need to be monitored and clinically managed
- Recall the common causes of derangements in the main electrolyte
- Describe the clinicopathological changes seen with common electrolyte derangements e
- List the appropriate management and treatment for common electrolyte disturbances
- Discuss hypernatremia and hyponatremia in terms of volume status
- Recall the specific calculations used in the management and treatment of sodium disorders
Merrin Hicks
04 - Clinical Pathology and Focused Ultrasound
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
Clinical Pathology Part I
- Identify and interpret a complete blood count.
- Outline differential diagnoses for complete blood count changes
- Discuss how to perform and evaluate a blood smear
- Interpret a serum biochemistry profile and outline differential diagnoses for abnormalities.
- Outline the interpretation of the coagulation profile
- Identify artefacts that may affect clinical pathology results in terms of animal breed, sample artefact and laboratory artefacts
Focussed Ultrasound Part II
- Describe aFAST and tFAST techniques.
- Outline the abdominal fluid scoring system
- Describe and outline VetBLUE including the acoustic windows
- Identify lung ultrasound signs - A lines, B lines, glide sign
- Describe likely disease processes using the regionally based respiratory pattern
- Describe focused echocardiography and the use of this technique
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
05 - Anaesthesia and Analgesia
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Outline the pathophysiology of the pain pathways including the main neurotransmitters
- Recall the three types of pain
- Identify how to assess pain and use pain scales
- Define multimodal analgesia and pre-emptive analgesia
- Discuss the basic pharmacology of commonly used analgesics, their advantages and disadvantages
- Select appropriate analgesic agents for different trauma situations
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of some commonly used sedative and anaesthetic agents.
- List considerations for anaesthetic drugs based on common emergency presentations and surgeries
Matthew Hollindale
06 - Triage and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Identify the important components of a triage assessment
- Discuss life-sustaining interventions in primary triage and the use of point-of-care diagnostics
- Explain the secondary triage survey and assessments
- List the clinical signs of cardiopulmonary arrest (CPA)
- Explain basic life support (BLS) and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- Describe recommended techniques for chest compressions and ventilatory support
- Describe monitoring devices used in advanced life support (ALS)
- Identify shockable and non-shockable rhythms in CPR and how to treat
- Discuss medications potentially used during CPR
Kerry Doolin
BSc BVSc MVetMed DACVECC MRCVS American Recognised Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
07 - Hematological and Coagulopathy Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Explain the cell-based model of coagulation
- Recall the pathophysiology of primary haemostasis
- Identify the clinical signs, diagnostic tests and treatment of primary haemostatic disorders
- Recall the pathophysiology of secondary haemostasis
- Identify the clinical signs, diagnostic tests and treatment of secondary haemostatic disorders
- Recall the main disorder of tertiary haemostasis (fibrinolysis)
- Recall the basic overview of traumatic coagulopathy
- Outline the primary mechanisms of anaemia
- Identify the clinical signs, diagnostic tests and the treatment of anaemia.
Matthew Hollindale
08 - Cardiovascular Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Discuss the pathophysiology and clinical signs of cardiac failure
- Outline the diagnostic evaluation of the cardiac system
- Outline the medical treatments and procedures used in the management of cardiac emergencies
- Discuss the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) and blood pressure maintenance
- Describe the clinical signs of hypertension and hypotension
- List the diagnostic tests used in the evaluation of blood pressure
- Outline the medical treatment for hypotension and hypertension
- Outline the aetiology, diagnosis and management of FATE (Feline Aortic Thromboembolism)
- Describe the commonly seen cardiac arrhythmias
- Outline emergency treatment of common cardiac arrhythmias
Kerry Doolin
BSc BVSc MVetMed DACVECC MRCVS American Recognised Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
09 - Respiratory Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Discuss respiratory physiology in terms of hypoxaemia and hypoxia and causes
- Describe the difference between ventilation and oxygenation measures and V/Q mismatch
- List relevant measures for assessment of ventilation and oxygenation
- Explain the oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve
- Explain lung function assessment in terms of the PF ratio
- Detail a diagnostic plan for patients with respiratory distress
- Detail a treatment plan for patients in respiratory distress
- List common disease states that present as respiratory emergencies.
Weiqin Chee
10 - Urogenital Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe the physiology of potassium homeostasis
- Discuss the aetiology, clinical consequences and management of hyperkalemia
- Discuss the aetiology, diagnosis and management of uroabdomen
- Discuss the aetiology, diagnosis and management of Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)
- Describe the pathophysiology of acute kidney injury and the differential diagnoses for pre-renal, renal and post-renal causes
- List the veterinary staging systems for acute kidney injury
- Discuss the treatment, management and monitoring of acute renal injury
- Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of pyometra
- Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of eclampsia
- Discuss the recognition and management of dystocia
- Discuss the criteria of caesarean for managing dystocia
Kerry Doolin
BSc BVSc MVetMed DACVECC MRCVS American Recognised Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
11 - Ophthalmological Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe how to perform a complete ophthalmic assessment
- Discuss the ophthalmic assessment in terms of gross and specialised examination techniques
- List the required equipment and drugs required for a complete ophthalmic assessment
- Describe the aetiology and clinical signs of common ophthalmic emergencies
- Discuss the diagnostic workup of common ophthalmic emergencies
- List the treatment and management of the following ophthalmic conditions
- Corneal ulcer/laceration
- Descemetocele
- Uveitis
- Glaucoma
- Horner’s Syndrome
- Proptosis
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
12 - Neurological Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe assessments that are used in neurological lesion localisation in brain and spinal cord injury
- Describe how to perform a neurological examination
- Discuss primary and secondary traumatic brain injury
- List the clinical assessments and treatment for traumatic brain injury
- List the diagnostic workup and treatment of seizures and status epilepticus
- List the diagnostic workup of patients with suspected intracranial disease
- Discuss specific treatments for meningitis and meningoencephalitis
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
13 - Acute Abdominal Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Discuss the clinical findings in acute abdomen presentations
- Describe the diagnostic workup for an acute abdomen presentation
- Describe treatment for an acute abdomen presentation
- Discuss Acute Pancreatitis, including clinical signs, diagnostic plan and management
- Discuss Acute Gastroenteritis, including clinical signs, diagnostic plan and management
- Discuss Gastric Dilation and Volvulus (GDV), including clinical signs and diagnostic plan and management
- List the post-operative management and monitoring of GDV patients
- Discuss Acute Non-Traumatic Haemoabdomen - including clinical signs and diagnostic plan and management
Courtney Reddrop
14 - Endocrine Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives:
- Discuss the pathophysiology, clinical signs and diagnostic investigation of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)
- Describe the clinicopathological abnormalities and management regimes for DKA patients
- Discuss hyperglycaemic hyperosmolar syndrome (HHS)
- Outline the pathophysiology of glucose regulation and the clinical signs, diagnostic investigation and management of patients with hypoglycemia
- Discuss the pathophysiology of primary and secondary hypoadrenocorticism
- Describe the common clinicopathological abnormalities and diagnostic investigations for hypoadrenocorticism
- Discuss the emergency treatment and management of patients in the ‘Addisonian Crisis’.
- Discuss Critical Illness Related Corticosteroid Insufficiency Syndrome (CIRCS)
Matthew Hollindale
15 - Intoxications
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe the phone triage of suspected intoxication cases
- Discuss the decontamination methods for intoxicants and associated complications and contraindications
- Discuss the common intoxications, including clinical signs, diagnosis, stabilisation, and management of patients affected :
- Metaldehyde intoxication
- Synthetic pyrethrin intoxication
- Anticoagulant rodenticide intoxication
- Lily plant intoxication
- Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) intoxication
- Chocolate/Caffeine intoxication
- Ethylene glycol intoxication
- Grape & Raisin intoxication
- Discuss 'serotonin syndrome’, including clinical signs, diagnosis, stabilisation, and management of affected patients
Matthew Hollindale
Detalhes do programa
Resumo dos módulos
15 Sessões Online
01 - Acid Base and Blood Gas Analysis
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Identify and interpret acid-base disorders
- Identify primary and secondary acid-base disorders and compensatory mechanisms.
- List causes of acidosis and alkalosis
- Discuss the anion gap and its diagnostic use
- Describe the management of acidaemia and alkalaemia.
- Discuss the physiology of lactate production and its use as a perfusion marker
- Describe the pathophysiology of hyperlactatemia
- Outline oxygenation in terms of arterial blood oxygen, ventilation, perfusion and V/Q mismatch
- Recall the physiological causes of hypoxaemia and associated disease processes
- Use the P:F ratio and A-a Gradient in reference to oxygenation
- Discuss the parameters involved in the assessment of ventilation
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
02 - Shock and Intravenous Fluids
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Define shock and its physiological causes
- Explain circulatory shock in terms of hypovolemic, cardiogenic, distributive, obstructive shock
- Outline the stages of shock
- Describe the principles of fluid therapy Discuss the goals of fluid therapy
- Demonstrate how to assess the degree of dehydration
- Discuss types of intravenous fluids and their indications Construct a fluid plan to correct hypovolaemia, dehydration, ongoing losses and maintenance
- Explain indications for bolus and shock fluid rates
- Describe monitoring and end points for fluid therapy.
- List the potential complications of fluid therapy
- List considerations for perioperative fluid therapy
Merrin Hicks
03 - Electrolytes
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- List the main serum electrolytes which need to be monitored and clinically managed
- Recall the common causes of derangements in the main electrolyte
- Describe the clinicopathological changes seen with common electrolyte derangements e
- List the appropriate management and treatment for common electrolyte disturbances
- Discuss hypernatremia and hyponatremia in terms of volume status
- Recall the specific calculations used in the management and treatment of sodium disorders
Merrin Hicks
04 - Clinical Pathology and Focused Ultrasound
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
Clinical Pathology Part I
- Identify and interpret a complete blood count.
- Outline differential diagnoses for complete blood count changes
- Discuss how to perform and evaluate a blood smear
- Interpret a serum biochemistry profile and outline differential diagnoses for abnormalities.
- Outline the interpretation of the coagulation profile
- Identify artefacts that may affect clinical pathology results in terms of animal breed, sample artefact and laboratory artefacts
Focussed Ultrasound Part II
- Describe aFAST and tFAST techniques.
- Outline the abdominal fluid scoring system
- Describe and outline VetBLUE including the acoustic windows
- Identify lung ultrasound signs - A lines, B lines, glide sign
- Describe likely disease processes using the regionally based respiratory pattern
- Describe focused echocardiography and the use of this technique
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
05 - Anaesthesia and Analgesia
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Outline the pathophysiology of the pain pathways including the main neurotransmitters
- Recall the three types of pain
- Identify how to assess pain and use pain scales
- Define multimodal analgesia and pre-emptive analgesia
- Discuss the basic pharmacology of commonly used analgesics, their advantages and disadvantages
- Select appropriate analgesic agents for different trauma situations
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of some commonly used sedative and anaesthetic agents.
- List considerations for anaesthetic drugs based on common emergency presentations and surgeries
Matthew Hollindale
06 - Triage and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Identify the important components of a triage assessment
- Discuss life-sustaining interventions in primary triage and the use of point-of-care diagnostics
- Explain the secondary triage survey and assessments
- List the clinical signs of cardiopulmonary arrest (CPA)
- Explain basic life support (BLS) and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- Describe recommended techniques for chest compressions and ventilatory support
- Describe monitoring devices used in advanced life support (ALS)
- Identify shockable and non-shockable rhythms in CPR and how to treat
- Discuss medications potentially used during CPR
Kerry Doolin
BSc BVSc MVetMed DACVECC MRCVS American Recognised Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
07 - Hematological and Coagulopathy Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Explain the cell-based model of coagulation
- Recall the pathophysiology of primary haemostasis
- Identify the clinical signs, diagnostic tests and treatment of primary haemostatic disorders
- Recall the pathophysiology of secondary haemostasis
- Identify the clinical signs, diagnostic tests and treatment of secondary haemostatic disorders
- Recall the main disorder of tertiary haemostasis (fibrinolysis)
- Recall the basic overview of traumatic coagulopathy
- Outline the primary mechanisms of anaemia
- Identify the clinical signs, diagnostic tests and the treatment of anaemia.
Matthew Hollindale
08 - Cardiovascular Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Discuss the pathophysiology and clinical signs of cardiac failure
- Outline the diagnostic evaluation of the cardiac system
- Outline the medical treatments and procedures used in the management of cardiac emergencies
- Discuss the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System (RAAS) and blood pressure maintenance
- Describe the clinical signs of hypertension and hypotension
- List the diagnostic tests used in the evaluation of blood pressure
- Outline the medical treatment for hypotension and hypertension
- Outline the aetiology, diagnosis and management of FATE (Feline Aortic Thromboembolism)
- Describe the commonly seen cardiac arrhythmias
- Outline emergency treatment of common cardiac arrhythmias
Kerry Doolin
BSc BVSc MVetMed DACVECC MRCVS American Recognised Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
09 - Respiratory Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Discuss respiratory physiology in terms of hypoxaemia and hypoxia and causes
- Describe the difference between ventilation and oxygenation measures and V/Q mismatch
- List relevant measures for assessment of ventilation and oxygenation
- Explain the oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve
- Explain lung function assessment in terms of the PF ratio
- Detail a diagnostic plan for patients with respiratory distress
- Detail a treatment plan for patients in respiratory distress
- List common disease states that present as respiratory emergencies.
Weiqin Chee
10 - Urogenital Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe the physiology of potassium homeostasis
- Discuss the aetiology, clinical consequences and management of hyperkalemia
- Discuss the aetiology, diagnosis and management of uroabdomen
- Discuss the aetiology, diagnosis and management of Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)
- Describe the pathophysiology of acute kidney injury and the differential diagnoses for pre-renal, renal and post-renal causes
- List the veterinary staging systems for acute kidney injury
- Discuss the treatment, management and monitoring of acute renal injury
- Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of pyometra
- Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of eclampsia
- Discuss the recognition and management of dystocia
- Discuss the criteria of caesarean for managing dystocia
Kerry Doolin
BSc BVSc MVetMed DACVECC MRCVS American Recognised Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care
11 - Ophthalmological Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe how to perform a complete ophthalmic assessment
- Discuss the ophthalmic assessment in terms of gross and specialised examination techniques
- List the required equipment and drugs required for a complete ophthalmic assessment
- Describe the aetiology and clinical signs of common ophthalmic emergencies
- Discuss the diagnostic workup of common ophthalmic emergencies
- List the treatment and management of the following ophthalmic conditions
- Corneal ulcer/laceration
- Descemetocele
- Uveitis
- Glaucoma
- Horner’s Syndrome
- Proptosis
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
12 - Neurological Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe assessments that are used in neurological lesion localisation in brain and spinal cord injury
- Describe how to perform a neurological examination
- Discuss primary and secondary traumatic brain injury
- List the clinical assessments and treatment for traumatic brain injury
- List the diagnostic workup and treatment of seizures and status epilepticus
- List the diagnostic workup of patients with suspected intracranial disease
- Discuss specific treatments for meningitis and meningoencephalitis
Rob Webster
BVSc (Hons) FANZCVS
13 - Acute Abdominal Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Discuss the clinical findings in acute abdomen presentations
- Describe the diagnostic workup for an acute abdomen presentation
- Describe treatment for an acute abdomen presentation
- Discuss Acute Pancreatitis, including clinical signs, diagnostic plan and management
- Discuss Acute Gastroenteritis, including clinical signs, diagnostic plan and management
- Discuss Gastric Dilation and Volvulus (GDV), including clinical signs and diagnostic plan and management
- List the post-operative management and monitoring of GDV patients
- Discuss Acute Non-Traumatic Haemoabdomen - including clinical signs and diagnostic plan and management
Courtney Reddrop
14 - Endocrine Emergencies
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives:
- Discuss the pathophysiology, clinical signs and diagnostic investigation of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)
- Describe the clinicopathological abnormalities and management regimes for DKA patients
- Discuss hyperglycaemic hyperosmolar syndrome (HHS)
- Outline the pathophysiology of glucose regulation and the clinical signs, diagnostic investigation and management of patients with hypoglycemia
- Discuss the pathophysiology of primary and secondary hypoadrenocorticism
- Describe the common clinicopathological abnormalities and diagnostic investigations for hypoadrenocorticism
- Discuss the emergency treatment and management of patients in the ‘Addisonian Crisis’.
- Discuss Critical Illness Related Corticosteroid Insufficiency Syndrome (CIRCS)
Matthew Hollindale
15 - Intoxications
E-learning
Online
Key Learning Objectives
- Describe the phone triage of suspected intoxication cases
- Discuss the decontamination methods for intoxicants and associated complications and contraindications
- Discuss the common intoxications, including clinical signs, diagnosis, stabilisation, and management of patients affected :
- Metaldehyde intoxication
- Synthetic pyrethrin intoxication
- Anticoagulant rodenticide intoxication
- Lily plant intoxication
- Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) intoxication
- Chocolate/Caffeine intoxication
- Ethylene glycol intoxication
- Grape & Raisin intoxication
- Discuss 'serotonin syndrome’, including clinical signs, diagnosis, stabilisation, and management of affected patients
Matthew Hollindale
Qualificações
Certificate (Cert)
Esta formação permite obter o título ISVPS Certificate
A formação Accelerated Learning em Urgências Veterinárias oferece-te a possibilidade de obteres uma qualificação reconhecida.
Certificate (Cert)
Após completares o programa poderás candidatar-te ao título Cert atribuído pela International School of Veterinary Postgraduate Studies (ISVPS).
Preços
3,020.00€
Curso de Veterinária
Urgências e Cuidados Intensivos
Certificado
ISVPS Certificado
Informações de pagamento e IVA
1. Muitos dos nossos cursos podem ser adquiridos na modalidade de pagamento em prestações. Clica no botão "Inscrição" e conhece as facilidades de pagamento para este curso.
2. Todos os preços se encontram sem o IVA à taxa legal em vigor.
3. Para inscrições pagas por parceiros empresariais, o respectivo desconto associado será aplicado ao preço regular do curso e não pode ser combinado com o Preço antecipado nem com outras promoções.
Termos e condições de pagamento
Informações sobre a inscrição
Preços
3,020.00€
Curso de Veterinária
Certificate in Emergency & Critical Care
Certificado
ISVPS Certificado
Informações de pagamento e IVA
1. Muitos dos nossos cursos podem ser adquiridos na modalidade de pagamento em prestações. Clica no botão "Inscrição" e conhece as facilidades de pagamento para este curso.
2. Todos os preços se encontram sem o IVA à taxa legal em vigor.
3. Para inscrições pagas por parceiros empresariais, o respectivo desconto associado será aplicado ao preço regular do curso e não pode ser combinado com o Preço antecipado nem com outras promoções.
Termos e condições de pagamento
Informações sobre a inscrição
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