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As veterinarians, often wish we had more to offer our patients concerning
matters of the "heart". This is especially true when their owners are not able to take
advantage of available referral services.
Come join us for Dr. Blount's acclaimed "Practical Cardiology" Seminar. Don't miss
the latest information and updates in Veterinary Cardiology that have occurred since 2 years ago when
this seminar was last presented. You'll gather a wealth of cardiac care
knowledge you can put to use immediately in your clinic, plus fulfill your total 2018 CE requirement.
This Seminar will cover the Cardiology topics most commonly seen in small
animal practice. For example you'll learn about:
- Is the cough cardiac, respiratory or both?
- When does your patient need pimobendan and when is it not appropriate?
- What do the squiggly lines on the ECG really mean?
- What are the latest CPR Guidelines recommended by the 2012 RECOVER Advisory Board?
- How do you keep staff trained and ready for CPR to maximize patient survival?
- How do you tell the difference between an ejection murmur and a holosystolic murmur (we will
review audio of murmurs and arrythmias)?
- What are the latest recommendations from ACVIM for managing congestive heart failure?
★ At this seminar there will
also be a Dry Lab on Sunday that will incorporate live animal demonstrations of standard view
Echocardiograms.
Dr. Blount's "Practical" Seminars score high with Attendees:
After each seminar attendees are asked to anonymously answer survey questions with a
score of 1-10. Below are a few survey questions and their over 4 year averaged scores,
plus reviews:
- How "practical" was the seminar information you learned? 9.4
- Was the seminar knowledge a good value for your attendance fee? 9.7
- Was the information conveyed in a easy-to-understand manner? 9.6
- How would you rate the increase of your subject knowledge due to this seminar? 9.3
- Would you recommend this seminar to your colleagues? 9.7
Dr. Blount is impressive on the Texas Vet's List,
but even more impressive in person.
Ray Allen, DVM - Alpine, TX
I learned a lot from this seminar. Dr. Blount has a wealth of
knowledge and experience and passes it on very well to the Attendees.
Thillai Koothan, DVM - Houston, TX
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Your registration fee includes a continental breakfast and hot lunch each day
in addition to:
- a flash drive seminar proceedings
- New: Wi-Fi to enable you to monitor the seminar screen in real
time on your Internet device (e.g., laptop, tablet, cell phone) bringing the seminar screen
right to your desk with enhanced clarity
- in-clinic forms (cardiac history and exam, ECG and echocardiogram interpretation)
- handy reference charts for emergency drugs, treating arrhythmias, reading radiographs and
EKGs, interpreting fluid analysis, etc.
- special laboratory submission forms
- all PowerPoint presentations
- access to download the proceedings in .pdf format after the seminar
(Please note: All Attendees will recieve their Proceedings
in a Flash Drive format. "Early Bird" and "Standard" Registrants may purchase additional
Flash Drive Proceedings for $25.00 each.)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
$425.00 "OnSite" Registration ($212.50 per day)
available June 3 through June 10, 2018
Questions???  
Contact Russ
phone: (936) 564-7792   e-mail: russ@vonallmen.net
Seminar approved by TBVME
(Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners)
17 Hour Units for Veterinary CE in Texas
(NOTE: Other states may be added on request
with sufficient notice)
Seminar presented by:
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