Real time session: laboratory animals, laboratory procedures including sampling, parasitology, hematology, and microbiology Week 1: Medical terminology, office practices, client relations, ethics, animal welfare, law, and occupational hazards. Other texts that might be of interest for further resources will be listed in the course area library.Clinical Textbook for Veterinary Technicians by 6th ed. Mosby's Comprehensive Review for Veterinary Technicians, 2nd ed., Order from the VIN Store at: Review Questions & Answers for Veterinary Technicians 3rd ed. Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary, 3rd ed. After enrolling, LOGIN to the VIN Store ( ) using your VIN/VSPN secure information if you wish to purchase any of the recommended texts: A more complete list is available to participants once the course opens. Below is our list of highly recommended texts for adjunctive information. TEXTBOOKS: There are no required texts for this course students and graduates of AVMA/Canadian accredited veterinary technology programs should have the majority of the references and resources listed for this course.
will have been exposed to a minimum of 500 questions stimulating review of basic veterinary technology.will have built a network of colleagues through interaction with other course participants for sharing ideas and resources.should be able to locate, examine, and interpret information and apply study materials.should be able to solve multiple-choice questions similar to those given on the VTNE or any state board exam.should be able to easily recall the basics of veterinary technology (those subjects taught in a typical 2-year veterinary technology program).Upon completion of this class, attendees: Edited transcripts of the real time sessions will provide materials for focus on real time topics and should be treated as additional handouts as well as information found in the course area message boards. Due to the large amount of topics covered in this course, weekly study guides will not always cover what will be covered in the real time session or vice versa.Weekly homework quizzes will be used to cover both handout topics and real time session topics and enable the student to become more familiar with reading and answering the various styles of questions seen on the VTNE or state board exam.Message boards will be open for questions and guidance to studying and should be used often to discuss homework, questions, and ideas for studying/remembering issues.Handouts may include study lists questions and answers and/or materials to help direct the student to better identify what aspects of veterinary technology he/she needs to concentrate on for each topic.Real-time sessions will include discussion of systems to help the thinking process and use of methods to study and remember data.It is also a very good review for veterinary technicians who wish to revisit the basics. This course is designed to help veterinary technician students review the basics of veterinary technology. Real Time Sessions: Sunday evenings, November 9, 16, 23, 30, December 7, 14, 2008, January 4 (no class December 21 and 28, 2008) 8:00pm-9:30pm ET (USA) Nanette Walker Smith, M.Ed., RVT, CVT, LVT, Darci Palmer, RVT, VTS (Anes), Barb Burri, MBA, CVT, LVT TECH120-1108: Practical Review for Veterinary Technicians: VTNE Preparation Class (VSPN's Review Course for the Veterinary Technician National Exam)
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