Autorinnen Sally DeNotta, Martha Mallicote, Sheri Miller
Deborah Reeder
ISBN: 978-1-119-67838-0
Verlag: Wiley Blackwell
Erscheinungsdatum: 02.08.2022
Auflage: 2nd edition
Seitenanzahl: 560 pages
Sprache: English
Form/Einband: Softcover

Beschreibung:
Practical handbook on all aspects of veterinary care in horses relevant to veterinary technicians
AAEVT‘s Equine Manual for Veterinary Technicians, Second Edition offers a compendium of information on the care and treatment of horses for equine veterinary technicians, building on the basics of equine care to provide a complete reference for equine nursing skills, training, and technical information. The text is specifically geared toward those who already have basic equine knowledge and training and are looking to build upon their foundations.
Comprehensive yet accessible, the new edition updates all medical, procedural, pharmaceutical, equipment, staffing, and office management information. Images also appear in full color throughout the book for the first time.
Chapters cover a variety of topics ranging from general horse management and nutrition to diagnostics and medical emergencies. Charts, tables, and images support the text to aid in reader comprehension.
Sample topics covered in AAEVT‘s Equine Manual for Veterinary Technicians include:
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General horse management, equine nutrition, applied anatomy and physiology, equine reproduction, and equine wellness programs
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Foal care, equine pharmacology, laboratory diagnosis in equine practice, equine anesthesia, surgical assistance, and nursing care
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Technical procedures, diagnostic procedures, common equine medical emergencies, equine physical rehabilitation, equine behavior, and equine office procedures
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An overall explanation of procedures and medical information regarding the care of horses in a clinic or ambulatory practice
Highly accessible and easy to use, AAEVT‘s Equine Manual for Veterinary Technicians, Second Edition is an invaluable reference for qualified equine veterinary technicians and assistants--particularly those earning their equine certification--as well as vet tech students and equine practices.