Patient-based fluid therapy

When dealing with fluid therapy, the emergency clinician needs to decide which patient needs fluid, which fluid type is indicated, how to administer the ideal fluid and how much of it. In this case-based webinar we revisit the reasons for fluid therapy and the assessment of the fluid deficit as this information is needed to determine the type and amount of fluid.
We will discuss optimal amount of fluid and rate of administration in different types of emergencies.

Learning outcome:
In this webinar you learn how to approach a patient with a potential fluid deficit and to develop an individual fluid therapy plan to stabilize the patient’s fluid needs.

 

Respiratory Distress I

This case-based webinar will revisit key clinical signs allowing us to localize the problem to a specific part of the respiratory tract. Attendees will learn the importance of clinical signs and practice evaluation of respiratory types and auscultation results.
The webinar will also emphasize practical approaches to stabilizing patients in respiratory distress. Through case studies and interactive discussions, participants will gain valuable insights into developing tailored treatment plans and implementing supportive care measures to optimize patient outcomes.
This first respiratory distress medical case discussion webinar will concentrate on upper and lower airway disease and parenchymal lesions.

Learning outcome:
Upon completion of this webinar participants will demonstrate the ability to differentiate between upper and lower airway conditions, prioritize management strategies, and effectively stabilize patients to improve respiratory function and overall outcomes in emergency patients with respiratory distress.

 

Pleural space disease -how to differentiate and stabilize?

This second respiratory distress CCM webinar will explore the clinical signs associated with pleural space disease with a focus on recognizing key indicators and understanding the implications of altered breathing patterns and abnormal auscultation results. The webinar will also cover essential stabilization techniques for patients in respiratory distress caused by pneumothorax, pyothorax or hemothorax, including effective fluid management and thoracocentesis.

Learning outcome:
Upon completion of this webinar, participants should be able to demonstrate proficiency in differentiating between various pleural space conditions, prioritizing emergency management strategies, and effectively stabilizing patients with pleural space disease.

 

Trauma

Join us for an insightful webinar focused on the management of veterinary trauma patients, specifically those suffering from polytrauma. Polytauma patients may present with various life-threatening injuries including respiratory distress or internal bleeding. Learn how to implement a systematic, routine approach to patient evaluation and stabilization. Key topics include conducting a thorough emergency examination, accurately identifying and addressing respiratory problems, stabilizing patients experiencing traumatic shock, and evaluating and managing abdominal injuries.

Learning outcome
The goal of this case-based webinar is obtaining a confident assessment and management of veterinary trauma patients through a systematic approach.

 

Hemorrhagic diarrhea

This case-based webinar discussing cases with hemorrhagic diarrhea revisits pathogenesis of hemorrhagic diarrhea and concentrates on different clinical and laboratory signs allowing us to perform appropriate additional diagnostic procedures, to develop effective treatment plans and to prioritize supportive care focusing on parvovirosis and Acute Hemorrhagic Diarrhea Syndrome.

Learning outcome:
Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to manage acute hemorrhagic diarrhea in dogs and know the clinically relevant differences between different causes of hemorrhagic diarrhea.

 

Hemoabdomen

Hemoabdomen can be caused by different diseases. In this case-based webinar we will discuss the most common causes and revisit the clinical signs and diagnostic workup. We will specifically discuss the different indications of antihaemorrhagic therapies as well as indications for surgery vs nonsurgical treatment.
We will formulate appropriate treatment plans, including stabilization techniques and surgical or medical interventions, while also prioritizing supportive care and monitoring strategies to improve patient outcomes.

Learning outcome:
Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to identify haemoabdomen, know how to interpret diagnostic tests and come up with an appropriate treatment plan, specifically for medically treated patients.

 

Collapse in the dog

Management of a collapsed dog may be a challenge. This webinar will take you through different cases of acute collapse and discuss appropriate diagnostic workup based on presenting clinical signs followed by effective stabilization protocols including appropriate fluid therapy tailored to the patient’s specific needs and emergency procedures when indicated.

Learning outcome:
After this webinar, the participant will know the most common causes of acute collapse in dogs and how to effectively stabilize the patient based on the underlying cause of collapse.

 

Azotemia and Uremia

Join us for a focused webinar on the workup of azotemia in dogs and cats. This session will guide participants through the essential diagnostic steps for identifying the underlying causes of azotemia. We will cover key laboratory tests, interpretative strategies, and clinical considerations critical for effective diagnosis and management.
Based on cases, we will formulate tailored stabilization protocols that address the specific needs of each patient.

Learning outcome:
Participants will deepen their understanding of appropriate workup strategies and review key diagnostic tests needed to determine underlying conditions. They will also learn to formulate effective stabilisation protocols, including appropriate fluid therapy strategies tailored to the specific needs of the patient.

 

Anemia I

The work-up of anemia patients may be challenging, especially on a Friday evening when decisions need to be taken for optimal stabilization and treatment of patients. This webinar will revisit the typical clinical signs and discuss diagnostic tests that can be performed in-house with little effort and maximum significance regarding classification of anemia and appropriate treatment. Join this webinar to discuss cases from private practice and get more practice yourself.

Learning outcome:
Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to effectively evaluate and manage cases of anemia in veterinary patients about diagnosis, treatment options, and prognosis.

 

Anemia II

Anaemia has many faces and causes. In this webinar we will discuss more cases of anaemia. We will discuss when which tests are useful and how to interpret the tests appropriately. Even if a definitive diagnosis has not yet been made, we need to aim for optimal stabilisation of the patient based on the findings and results. This second webinar will discuss additional, less common cases of anaemia, including clinical signs, diagnostic work-up, and management.

Learning outcome:
Upon completion of this advanced webinar, participants will be able to assess and manage complex cases of anemia in veterinary patients, including both regenerative and non-regenerative forms, as well as those associated with bleeding and hemolysis.