New All Species CE Opportunities
- Peri-Anesthesia Pain Management: How Can I Treat Pain with the Opioid Shortage
- How the Opioid Crisis has influenced Change in Prescribing Laws Impacting Indiana Veterinarians
- Building the Bond Centered Practice
- Moral Injury in the Veterinary Field
- Understanding How Drugs Work: Factors that Affect Excretion
- Understanding How Drugs Work: Factors that Affect Absorption
- Field Necropsy & Sampling
- The Science Behind the Human-Animal Bond
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Peri-Anesthesia Pain Management: How Can I Treat Pain with the Opioid Shortage?
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Dr. Tokiko Kushiro-Banker
Description: Treating pain adequately is extremely important for any animals who are or will be having any kind of pain. Untreated or inadequately treated pain can cause significant stress, delay in healing, negative effects on cardiorespiratory function, endocrine system and more. With the current nation-wide opioid shortage, providing good pain management has become even trickier. Utilizing loco-regional anesthesia and some non-opioid analgesics as well as some veterinary opioid products can help this problem very effectively.
How the Opioid Crisis has Influenced Change in Prescribing Laws Impacting Indiana Veterinarians
(.5 CE) .5 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Dr. Mindy Anderson
Description: The new Indiana opioid prescribing laws impacting veterinarians can be difficult to interpret and understand how to implement in private practice. The goal of this presentation is to provide a pharmacist's perspective on the opioid crisis and experience with prescription drug monitoring programs such as INSPECT, and how it relates to veterinary prescriptions.
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Building the Bond Centered Practice
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speakers: Zenithson Ng, DVM, AVBP
Description: The bond-centered practice is the philosophy of meeting the health needs of the animal while meeting the emotional needs of the client to support the relationship between human and animal.
Moral Injury in the Veterinary Field
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speakers: Jennifer Dehn
Description: This session will define what Moral Injury is, how it differs from other states of wellbeing such as Burnout, PTSD, Compassion Fatigue, and present ways that professionals can heal and cope.
The Anatomy and Physiology of Anesthetic Machines
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Harry Latshaw
Description: This lecture is an introduction to the anesthetic machine. The focus will be to identify the various components of the machine (i.e. one way valves, pop-off valve and vaporizer). Attention will also be given to the function of each of the components and how that may affect the other components. Tips for daily care of the machine will be addressed.
The EKG
(.5 CE) .5 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Carrie LaCombe
Description: A review of the EKG. Troubleshooting to get a reliable EKG regardless of patient position and common anesthetic arrhythmias will be reviewed.
Field Necropsy and Sampling
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Yava Jones-Hall
Description: This lecture is designed to re-familiarize session attendees with proper necropsy techniques, gross evaluation, sample collection, and sample submission as well as general disease recognition by organ system.
The Science Behind the Human-Animal Bond
(.5 CE) .5 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Maggie O’Haire
Description: The popular press is rife with examples of the positive value of pets for people. But does the research support these compelling stories? In this talk, you will discover the latest science behind our bond with man’s best friend and other species. From heart disease to autism to veterans with PTSD, this session will unveil cutting edge research that investigates the therapeutic value of animals for humans.
The Social Vet I
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Bill Schroeder
Description: You’ve heard the buzz about social media but may not know how to start, where to focus your attention, and/or how to develop content that encourages interaction. This course will help you identify today’s most beneficial social channels, introduce you to some techniques that engage your clients, and identify who should be managing your social media program.
Understanding How Drugs Work: Factors that Affect Absorption
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Pete Bill
Description: This module discusses the mechanisms by which orally administered medications or drugs administered by injection enter the body. This module also explains how changes in normal physiology can result in an abnormally increased or decreased amount of drug being absorbed into systemic circulation.
Understanding How Drugs Work: Factors that Affect Excretion
(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered
Speaker: Pete Bill
Description: This module discusses the mechanisms by which drugs are eliminated by the liver and the kidney. This module also explains how changes in normal physiology can result in more rapid or slower excretion of drugs and how the elimination half-life can help predict the concentrations of drugs as they are eliminated.
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