The veterinary industry loves using acronyms or long winded terminology! Being able to understand and use them will make your life a lot easier. In this course you will learn about medical terminology construction, common acronyms and the meanings of these.

Course Overview:

• Medical Terminology construction
• Common Acronyms
• Administration Routes
• Vital Signs
• Treatment
• Descriptive
• Directional

Course Type:

• Interactive video lessons that should take up to 1 hour to complete

Features:

• You will have access as part of an active ProSkills Course Subscription
• You have access to the course for 365 days with individual course purchase
• Complete quiz activities to attain your certificate of achievement

CPD Points:

• 0.25 AVNAT CPD Point

• What is feline diabetes,
• The benefits of a diabetic consult,
• Requirements of a diabetic consult advisor,
• Pet owner considerations,
• A recommended structure for conducting the diabetic consult.

• Interactive video lessons that should take up to 1 hour to complete

• You have access to the course for 365 days
• Complete quiz activities to attain your certificate of achievement

• 1 AVNAT CPD point

Gain knowledge on relevant anatomy and physiology of respiratory system, how to undertake a respiratory assessment and deliver oxygen therapy and learn about upper and lower respiratory tract disorders.

Course Type:

• Short Course. Self paced lessons that should take up to 6 hours to complete

Features:

• You have access to the course for 365 days
• Includes downloadable resources
• Complete a quiz to attain your certificate of achievement

CPD Points:

• 1 AVNAT

Discover a variety of techniques for patient and theatre preparation including the positioning, clipping and skin preparation of your patients and how to maintain asepsis.

Course Type:

• Videocast lessons that should take up to 1 hour to complete

Features:

• You have access to the course for 365 days
• Includes downloadable resources
• Complete a quiz to attain your certificate of achievement

CPD Points:

• 3 AVNAT 

Shock is a consequence of trauma and diseases, such as heart failure, inflammatory conditions (e.g., pancreatitis), or sepsis. It is commonly seen in veterinary practice and the veterinary nurse must be able to recognise the possibility that an animal is experiencing shock and take quick and decisive action.

Learning Outcomes

• Causes and types of shock
  
• Effects of shock on the animal
  
• First aid actions
  
• Treatment and nursing 
  
• Ongoing monitoring
  

Course Content:

• 10 x videos with quiz questions
  
• Certificate of Completion

Allow up to 3 hours to complete

Features:

• You have access to the course for 
  
• 365 days if course bought individually, or
• for the duration your subscription is active
• Complete quiz activities to attain your certificate of achievement
  

CPD Points:

• 3 AVNAT CPD point