Veterinarian's Disease Analysis

During my second full week with Dr. Carpenter, I experienced many different situations. Examples from this past week are pregnancy checks, PC dart, embryo implantation, blood transfusion, and upon many others. All of these situations showed me that there depending upon the stage the animal is at in its life depends upon what is the most likely scenario a veterinarian will have to perform or examine on the animal. Everything a veterinarian does has such critical importance due to most human beings being depended upon animals and the byproducts they make after death or during their lives. That is the reason veterinarians have such strict regulations and can only use certain medications due to possible affects on humans such as cancer or disease.

Eight years is a long time to go to school to be an equine veterinarian, but it offers a lifetime of saving horses. True one has to go to a college or university for eight plus years to become an equine veterinarian, but it all pays off in the end. It does not pay in money, but knowing that one saves a horses life, or can make their life better. This is what Charlie Scoggin was trying to say when he said “In my opinion, a salary should not be the sole means for deciding upon a job. You have to look at the big picture.” (Charlie Scoggin Resident veterinarian Rood and Riddle equine hospital). Equine veterinary medicine is not just about making money, but helping horses heal, recover, and live a better

One major part of all peoples’ lives is health care, without it society would have no way of staying healthy and happy, and people would also have no way of treatment in case of an emergency. This also applies to all the pets’ lives are shared with. A certain profession is also needed to provide this care service for all of the animals. The people responsible for this service are Veterinarians. There is a lot to learn about the career of a veterinarian, including all of the schooling required, what a vet does, all of the advantages as well as the disadvantages, and the future outlook for this career.

A Veterinarian Assistant is the person responsible for signing in the client and owner. Keeping the peace whilst multiple clients and their owners are in line. Also maintaining a clean workspace. And assist the Veterinarian and Veterinarian Technician in the case that the client is difficult. In addition Assistants contact pet owner for results or reminder of clinic. As a member of the Countryside Mobile Vet team as a Veterinarian Assistant one has the reward in helping domestic animals.

The work environment in Vet Tech is stressful. In a Vet clinic, illnesses and injuries are more common in Vet Tech. One has to be able to handle being kicked, bitten, scratched, etc when holding, cleaning, or restraining an animal. Try to avoid getting injuries while working in a Vet. Watch for body language in an animal and have proper restraint techniques. To avoid illnesses, the Vet Tech should follow safety procedures. Illnesses can be caused by these things since they would be around them most of the time; Needles, bodily fluids, radiation and other potentially hazardous substances. (“How to Become a Vet Tech”).

I chose the career of a Vet Technician. This job is often confused with the veterinarian or veterinary technologist. These two fields are totally different than a vet technician. Veterinarian required eight years of schooling, where the Veterinary technologist requires a bachelor degree in applied science. The job of an veterinary technician is to provide nursing care and assist surgeries for animals. Think of it as a human nurse, and a doctor, the vet tech assist the veterinarian in diagnosing illness and injuries. Some other jobs a veterinary technician might have would be preparing an animal for a surgery like a scrub with germicidal soap, sterilizing the surgical utensils, setting up a room

Ever since I was little I was told that I was going to be a veterinarian. Well not quite I think vet tech is more of my area. I love animals they amaze me, and I love dogs the most.

When pondering the question of who I want to become, I looked back on my childhood and remembered the many pets I had, 3 hamsters Ms. Shaq, Mr. Penny, and blister, four rabbits Cotton ball, Fluff ball, Whisky, and black boy. Later in my life, I got 3 dogs Mangum, Coogi, sandy. Taking a look down memory lane, I can remember having a love for animals from elementary until now, I have nursed and taken care of animals for so long On the day I graduated high-school I was assured I wanted to become a veterinary technician. I wanted to become a veterinary technician because the passion and love I have for animals through having my own pets I experienced giving my dogs medications, giving my rabbits antibiotic shots, clipping nails, and cleaning ears.

I three summers ago my cat Pluto who had liver problems became worse, he no longer was able to eat or move and had to be put down. My parents wrapped Pluto in a blanket and handed him to me after I got in the car. After my family said goodbye the veterinarian injected a needle into his arm killing him within seconds.

In the wake of moving on from Glasgow Veterinary College in 1937,James Herriot set out on a trip looking for his deep rooted dream to fill in as a veterinary specialist and open his own practice. Things appear to be going his way until Dr. Herriot winds up in a little provincial group plagued with homesteads, cows, and pompous ranchers. In this residential area Dr. Herriot applies to work for a prominent veterinarian named Mr. Siegfried Farnon. After effectively getting utilized Dr. Herriot encounters another life loaded with unusual patients and well disposed partners. In the accompanying record of Dr. Herriot's collection of memoirs, he exhibits the genius' and con's of being a veterinary specialist in the rustic Yorkshire Dales, England.

When structuring this script, my goal was to showcase my thought process when I reflect on my dog, Pierre’s, life. I aimed to structure the script like a letter through the inclusion of voice-overs to capture my inner thoughts and the words that I wish I could say to him. However, during the workshop, I received feedback from my peers to limit the voice-overs and include dialogue of what I said to my dog as he passed away and some interaction between the veterinarian and I.

Whether a veterinarian has committed veterinary malpractice, under Texas law, when he administers a brand of vaccine to a mare after precautions of negative reactions, and such vaccine causes the mare convulsions.

The goal of drug therapy in veterinary patients is to produce a specific pharmacological response while minimizing adverse effects. A patient’s response to any given therapy is controlled by variety of factors including disease, age, gender, body weight, and other environmental factors. In every population of animals or humans, there is a large amount of variability in the way individuals respond to drug therapy. From a clinical standpoint, this is an important issue that can lead to therapeutic failures or adverse drug reactions (ADRs). By understanding the genetic heritability of traits that influence drug metabolism, clinicians can use this knowledge to individualize treatment protocols and tailor drug and dose selection to individual needs.

The genus Babesia is composed of tick-borne intraerythrocytic apicomplexan protozoans that cause babesiosis in mammals, including humans (Schnittger et al., 2012). The infection of cattle with Babesia bovis causes massive economic losses in the livestock industry worldwide (Bock et al., 2004; Malak et al., 2012). Similarly, Babesia gibsoni infects dogs worldwide, causing serious concern among pet owners with regard to animal health and welfare (Trotta et al., 2009; Yeagley et al., 2009). Cattle and dogs clinically infected with B. bovis and B. gibsoni manifest fever, anemia jaundice, hemoglobinuria, hypertensive shock, and more often deaths if left untreated (Bock et al., 2004).

Veterinary medicine is the branch of medicine that deals with the diseases of animals. Treating pets is one of the most profitable fields in veterinary medicine. The proper vaccination of animals and the diagnosis of diseases are part of a veterinarian’s duties.