Veterinary medicine is an art and science at the same time. Veterinary clinical practice requires a comprehensive understanding of numerous scholarly disciplines including math, biology, chemistry, and physical science, and prompting review in veterinary colleges. Notwithstanding a level of benevolence, veterinary medicine requires great communication skills, cooperative skills, the capacity to work with others, just as empathy for individuals and animals. This prologue to veterinary science gives a strong basis in this dynamic space for those concentrating on animal and veterinary research or getting ready for professions as veterinary specialists or experts. The paper outlines animal cell and tissue physiology, including sections devoted to individual body structures to allow for simpler understanding. The authors explore significant themes like nutrition, illness, and surgeries, cost review of systems, wellbeing, and professionalism. Throughout the paper, real-life models are incorporated with content material to offer pragmatic context, and both small and big animals are included to expose learners to different cases they might experience in the field.

Use this study tool to prepare for success in your courses and certification exams! Written by and for veterinary technicians, Mosby's Comprehensive Review for Veterinary Technicians, 6th Edition provides complete preparation for the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE®) as well as other state/provincial examinations in veterinary technology. An easy-to-read outline format breaks down and simplifies important information, and hundreds of review questions in the book and on the Evolve website help you assess your understanding of the material. Realistic practice exams help you polish your test-taking skills. From experienced educators Monica Tighe and Marg Brown, this book is also ideal for vet tech graduates who need a quick, everyday reference. Review of all areas of the veterinary technology curriculum is mapped to VTNE® domains, tasks, and knowledge statements Streamlined outline format makes content easy to read and simplifies the classification and grouping of the material Comprehensive, full-color coverage includes all areas of veterinary technology, such as A&P, clinical sciences, diagnostics, restraint and handling, animal nutrition, pharmacology and anesthesia, and professional and practice management skills Comprehensive 350-question test in the book includes an answer key and provides a solid review of the vet tech curriculum and the information you need to know to pass the VTNE Coverage of dogs, cats, large animals, birds, reptiles, and laboratory animals ensures you are prepared for all aspects of the national board examination Learning features include chapter outlines, key terms, learning objectives, a glossary, summary boxes and tables, and end-of-chapter review questions Online practice exam engine on the Evolve website simulates the computer-based VTNE testing environment with 500 questions (three times the number on the exam), allowing you to take a timed mock examination or to study in quiz mode and to randomize test questions, receive instant feedback, and obtain test scores Practical appendices include abbreviations and symbols, the metric system and equivalents, medical terminology, species names, and normal values NEW! New photos and illustrations make it easier to understand and recognize essential concepts including histology, hematology, diagnostic microbiology and mycology, virology, urinalysis, and parasitology NEW! Discussion and review questions throughout the book are thoroughly reviewed and updated by experts in the field

Learn to identify veterinary instruments and equipment at a glance! Veterinary Instruments and Equipment, Fifth Edition shows hundreds of detailed, full-color photographs of instruments and describes how and when each is used. A flashcard-style format makes it easy to flip through the pages, so you will quickly become familiar with general medical instruments, restraint equipment, and surgical instruments. Instrument photos on an Evolve website allow you to rotate instruments 360 degrees and zoom in to see close-ups of the different tips. Written by vet tech educator Teresa F. Sonsthagen, this pocket guide helps you review for exams and also serves as an invaluable quick reference in real-world veterinary practice. NEW! Organization of chapters separates instruments by small animal and large animal sections, and alphabetizes instruments within those sections, so that studying is simplified and content is easier than ever to find NEW! Updated photographs ensure that you are studying the most up-to-date instruments and equipment on the market UNIQUE! Two-page flashcard format is perfect for learning and quizzing for each instrument, with a top page that contains a photo of the instrument and a bottom page that contains the instrument's name, function, and characteristics More than 650 high-quality color photos of instruments help you to quickly recognize and identify the instruments Information on general medical instruments includes equipment for common procedures such as dehorning, hoof care, and castration, plus instruments for diagnostic and obstetrical procedures Coverage of surgical instruments includes general instruments such as hemostats, forceps, and scissors, and also describes orthopedic, ophthalmic, and dental instruments used in veterinary specialty surgeries Coverage of restraint equipment includes proper restraint techniques for all species of small and large animals Pocket size and spiral binding make this guide perfect for portability and point-of-need reference

Hi-Lo YA nonfiction. Veterinary technicians are among the rising STEM-based careers. This book explores the education and training needed to become a veterinarian technician, job responsibilities, and the future outlook for this career.