#vetlings

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Do you guys recommend any public/free veterinary research sites? Are there any vet focused platforms where I might be able to access recordings of surgeries? Our final year work expects us to include photos and videos and im not sure where to find them. Thank you!!

Hi, Sueanoi here

Clinician's Brief is one of my favorite site to get free information. Although, you need to make and account, and they're formatted in an article newsletter kinda way.

Merck Vet Manual is also another of my favorite. This one contains very good details of veterinary information to help you with actual cases diagnosis and treatment planning.

Vin is incredble with its huge collection of data and resources that include picture and videos and even 3D models to help veterinarians refresh their knowledge, and is a community that you can look for consultations.

It's free for students (you need to register to access all of it) but there is a subscription fee for graduated vets.

Good luck with you project!

[vet-student-vibes]

First pharm exam on Friday! First two exams this semester (see: parasitology and respiratory pathophys) have gone well, lets see if we can keep this train moving!

[spookedbutters]

Norwegian men’s biathlon team beloved

[cmentary-drive]

Victor with his theraphy horse :)

cw: mentions of suicide

Victor was studying to become a doctor, deja vu of the racing college life and academic pressure led to his attempt of taking his own life.

After the failed attempt, he was reccomended to change his enviroment, reconect with nature - have some peace and calm, take his time to heal. He settled in dundull and even tho he dropped out of college - he's working as Dr. Eiren's assistant. Quiet, peacfull slow life - little pressure and doing something useful for those in need. Mistfall offered him all he needed.

[booksanxietyandsports]

vetle sjåstad christiansen bowing after his kick-ass shooting in the relay of hochfilzen (10.12.2023)

[crossed-out-name]

Sturla is so real for this

[la-gazza-ladra]

If I was Sebbe I'd sign up for a yoga class after that finish. Maybe next year he'll beat Vetle with a full split.

[moto-leafs]

The love and support in this team ?????? Unmatched 🥹🫶 | Hochfilzen - Mens Sprint | December 8th, 2023

[quentinfiletmignon]

THIS PHOTO 😂

[enter-the-phantom]

I bought this horse on a whim and I am just so in love with her. Winter Wish is my first draft and a new favorite! She’s such a sweet girl, I love my new giant snow plow. ❤️

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In non-emergent cases, should i take complete Hx before PE using an exam sheet or do both simultaneously without writing down collected Hx or PE findings at the time of consult? That approach seems professional but i worry about forgetting important details. I created a comprehensive sheet with sections for various information, including Hx and blank areas for PE findings, DDx and Diagnostic and Therapeutic plans. but, i fear being perceived as socially awkward or beginner for using this sheet.

Hello, It's Sueanoi here

I am going to hazard a guess that you're probably a vetling. You're training to become one very soon, that or you're a very fresh vet. A comprehensive sheet is very useful. It's like a manual paper. Like a gaming guide, a cheat code, a training wheel. Use it often times enough, and you will eventually be able to draw that sheet from inside your head. It would feel like learning to ride a bicycle. Or learning a difficult game like cheese. It's a skill with a very steep learning curve, but once you get to a point you never really forget how to do it.

For me, the first thing I get is Chef Complaint. It's like the start of a branching thought paths. Once you get which tree to follow, the amount of thought that you need to carry will not be so overwhelming.

History will help you prioritize branches on that throught tree. Lessening the load further.

Physical exam will sometimes confirm or deny your thought. but it's ok, because you already pulled up the relevant thoughts, you simply move on to the next most possible in your priority.

When you're training, you are taught to do each of these in order, one by one. But in practise, the process is much more complicated, because people are complicated. They might remember some information they forgot to tell. they might start another thought tree altogether. History might make you want to explore outside of the chef complaint. physical exam might pull you to another problem that's more urgent than CC, and so on.

I'd say there's no right or wrong order of work that you do, when you're talking to people. You can take history, start PE, then history again because you found something suspecious and you need more information. If you're fluent, you can start PE while the owner talks. but I personally don't like to do that only because they like to talk when I'm listening to thorax sound. Now I can't hear the lungs OR the information. So I don't like to do both at the same time.

I hope that helps a bit. You can do it!

[everybody-has-a-dream]

Antholz Single Mixed Relay, 20.01.2023

Some of my favorite moments:

Justus and Velte before their last leg

Lukas Hofer not wasting a second at the shooting range (I didn't speed this up lol)

Campbell Wright (when the exchange station is empty) HERE I AM

Justus crossing the finish line with the flag

[spookedbutters]

My highlights from the World Cup weekend in Holmenkollen in doodles!

[game-set-canet]

Men Individual Interviews | Oslo Holmenkollen | 01.03.2024

[booksanxietyandsports]

VETLE POSTED THAT ON HIS INSTA STORY AND AS A REDHEAD MYSELF I CAN’T BREATHE

[crossed-out-name]

I said Vetle would do something silly and he immediately broke one of his poles. Very on brand.