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Veterinary online programs.

In addition to the four-year professional curriculum leading to the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, the MU College of Veterinary Medicine offers online (BIOMED) undergraduate and graduate courses.  Courses can serve as:

• electives for other degree programs in the biomedical sciences, such as biology, biochemistry, and pharmacy, among others.
• the means to achieve an Undergraduate Certificate in Biomedical Sciences or Certificate in Veterinary Sciences .
• the basis for receiving a Graduate Certificate in Veterinary Sciences .
• a component of the requirements for online Bachelors in Health Sciences or General Studies.
• electives in meeting the requirements to apply to a college of veterinary medicine.
• the path to earning a Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences with an Emphasis in Veterinary Sciences.

Online undergraduate BIOMED courses have been offered since 2009.  Online graduate courses and an online Master’s degree program began in 2014.

NOTICE: The goals of Veterinary Online Programs are to enhance the knowledge of pre-veterinary medical students in preparation for application to a professional DVM program and to enrich the knowledge of veterinary technicians.  However, none of these programs are a professional program in veterinary medicine and do NOT supplant professional (DVM) training in veterinary medicine nor veterinary technology.   Courses may fulfill some of the requirements to apply to a college of veterinary medicine, but a DVM program is NOT online and taking any courses from Veterinary Online Programs, or anywhere else, does not assure an applicant acceptance into a DVM program.

Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Technology

If you currently hold an associate degree from an AVMA approved technician training program and have passed the VTNE, you can apply for the new online BS completion program in veterinary technology.

For questions about that program, please contact Dr. Cindy Cravens, Director:  [email protected]

COURSES AND INSTRUCTORS

Currently, there are 20 veterinary medical instructors, all faculty at MU, teaching 25 online undergraduate courses and 16 online graduate courses.  The student body is world-wide, including throughout the contiguous U.S. Hawaii, the Marshall Islands, Afghanistan, and China.

All courses are asynchronous which permit student to arrange their study time when it best fits around their personal academic, family, and work schedules.

HOW TO ENROLL AS A STUDENT

Students must first be enrolled as a degree-seeking or non-degree seeking student with the University of Missouri:

Degree-seeking   Non-degree seeking

Applicants for the Graduate Certificate or Master’s degree programs must be a graduate of an American Veterinary Medical Association-(AVMA)-accredited program in veterinary technology with a bachelor’s degree in veterinary technology or allied biological sciences or an AVMA-accredited college of veterinary medicine.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR COURSES

After enrolling as a student with the University of Missouri, you will be given instructions on how to register for courses.  All BIOMED courses require department permission numbers.  Application for permission numbers can be obtained by filling out and submitting a request:   Permission numbers for online BIOMED Courses

NOTE About Changes:    Statements about courses concerning requirements, prerequisites, conditions, and other matters are for informational purposes only, and are subject to change without notice.  They are not to be regarded as offers to contract.

Academic Rigor:  Online BIOMED course rigor is equivalent to that of traditional room-bound classes.  It is estimated that online and study time for a 3-credit-hour on-line course taken over a semester will require 6 to 9 clock hours per week.  Exams are proctored online.   All BIOMED courses are approved by MU Quality Matters criteria for online courses or in the process of MU Quality Matters evaluation.

Course Suitability:  Students should consult with their academic advisor on the suitability of online elective courses relative to their undergraduate degree requirements.  Although online BIOMED courses are accepted toward a portion of the requirements to apply to the MU College of Veterinary Medicine, they may not be acceptable courses in the requirements to gain an undergraduate degree.

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Distance education programs in veterinary technology accredited by the AVMA Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA)

Ashworth College Veterinary Technology Distance Education Program 5051 Peachtree Corners Circle, Suite 200 Norcross, GA 30092 Associate of Applied Science Initial Accreditation: August 29, 2018 VOLUNTARY TERMINAL

Dallas College Veterinary Technology Distance Education Program 3030 N. Dallas Ave. Lancaster, TX 75134 Associate in Applied Science Initial Accreditation-September, 2001; Next Evaluation: 2024 FULL ACCREDITATION

Colby Community College Veterinary Technology Distance Learning Program 1255 S. Range Ave Colby, KS 67701 Associate of Applied Science Initial Accreditation: September 12, 2014; Next Evaluation: 2025 INITIAL ACCREDITATION

Jefferson State Community College Veterinary Technology Distance Education Program 2601 Carson Road Birmingham, AL 35215-3098 Associate in Applied Science Initial Accreditation-March 16, 2007; Next Evaluation: 2023 FULL ACCREDITATION

Northern Virginia Community College 1000 Harry Flood Byrd Hwy. Sterling, VA 20164-8699 Associate in Applied Science Initial Accreditation-February 20, 2004; Next Evaluation: 2022 FULL ACCREDITATION

Penn Foster College Veterinary Technician Distance Education Program 3133 W. Frye Road, Suite 215 Chandler, AZ 85226 Associate in Science Bachelor of Applied Science Initial Accreditation January 5, 2006; Next Evaluation: 2027 FULL ACCREDITATION

Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Nursing Distance Education Program West Lafayette, IN 47907 Associate of Applied Science Initial Accreditation-July 31, 2002; Next Evaluation: 2024 FULL ACCREDITATION

St. Petersburg College Veterinary Nursing Distance Education Program 12376 Ulmerton Road Largo, FL 33774 Associate in Science Initial Accreditation-November, 1995 Bachelor of Applied Science Initial Accreditation-April, 2005; Next Evaluation: 2023 FULL ACCREDITATION

San Juan College Veterinary Technology Distance Education Program 4601 College Blvd. Farmington, NM 87402 Associate of Applied Science Initial Accreditation-November 8, 2006; Next Evaluation: 2022 FULL ACCREDITATION

YTI Career Institute Veterinary Technology Program 1405 Williams Road York, PA 17402 Associate in Specialized Technology Initial Accreditation: April 4, 2014; Next Evaluation: 2024 PROBATIONARY ACCREDITATION

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Distance Education Veterinary Technology Program (DEVTP)

​​​​​​​​​Accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) since 1978, our Veterinary Technology program has also partnered with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) since 1998 to offer a distance-education component.

Earning a degree or certificate via distance education provides maximum flexibility:

• All courses are offered every semester (with the exception of general education courses).
• Scheduling can be tailored to fit your routine; you can enroll in one, two, three or more courses. If you need to take a semester off, you can do so and then jump back in where you left off.
• Courses are offered three times per year in the fall, spring and summer semesters.

Our distance education Veterinary Technology program features:

• Specialized general education requirements, with courses such as speech and math that are designed to apply to veterinary medicine.
• Core content that focuses on an advanced education in pharmacy and pharmacology; surgical preparation and assistance; animal nursing; radiology and ultrasound; and laboratory and examination procedures.
• Multimedia courses that combine textbooks, videos, online assignments and in-clinic exercises.
• Flexible scheduling designed specifically for working adults — no commuting or altering your work and family lives to accommodate class schedules
• Optimal student-teacher contact — professors are available via phone or email for questions and support

Coordinating Your Coursework with a Designated Preceptor

Each hospital or clinic with a DEVTP student-employee is required to provide a designated preceptor who acts as an in-house mentor to assist, tutor and provide feedback to students.

• Preceptors are responsible for verifying that students have completed exercises, assignments and examinations.
• Preceptors must be veterinarians, graduates of an AVMA-accredited Veterinary Technology program or credentialed technicians designated as RVT, LVT or CVT.
• Preceptors spend at least one to two hours per week assisting DEVTP students with coursework.

Complaints and Concerns Regarding the Care and Use of Animals in Teaching

Persons having questions, concerns or complaints regarding the use and/or care of animals in the Veterinary Technology program at Cedar Valley may file their concerns in one of several ways:

• By contacting the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) Chair, Ekua White, at [email protected] or 972-860-5234.​
• Dr. Jean Eye ( [email protected] ; 972-860-8056).
• By sending a letter to the IACUC Chair, Institutional Veterinarian or Division Office at: 3030 N. Dallas Ave. Lancaster, TX 75134 COMMENTS MAY BE MADE ANONYMOUSLY.

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The University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine offers a variety of online courses intended to complement a student’s veterinary curriculum.

How do I enroll?

• Students: Eager to sharpen your knowledge? Select a course in the clinical science topic that interests you, enroll, and start learning immediately.
• Faculty: Looking for more resources for your courses? Use the library of video lectures and assessments as a digital textbook. To bulk enroll a class, please email [email protected]

Course Delivery

The courses are online, self-paced and asynchronous, so students may start and stop a course at any time. For faculty, they can also be used as material for a “flipped classroom”, where students view online materials outside class to prepare for in-class activities facilitated by local faculty. Students have 150 days (about 5 months) to complete the course. Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certificate of completion.  

Biology of Veterinary Pathogens

The course includes an overview of relevant veterinary microbiology and the interaction between microbes and their hosts. Credit Hours: 1 Hour Time Expectation: Approximately 14 Hours

Infectious Disease in Livestock Systems

This course will allow students to understand the interaction between animals (hosts), microorganisms (infectious diseases), and the environment. Credit Hours: 1 Hour Time Expectation: Approximately 14 Hours

Clinical Small Animal Dentistry

This course is an intensive study of modern dentistry techniques for dogs and cats. Credit Hours: 3 Hours Time Expectation: Approximately 48 Hours

Veterinary Imaging Anatomy

The basic principles behind imaging modalities, image acquisition, and radiation safety are covered to encourage learners to consider how tissue structure and function apply to anatomy and the interpretation of diagnostic images. Credit Hours: 1 Hour Time Expectation: Approximately 14-16 Hours

Interpretation of Laboratory Data

The objective of this course is to help students learn to interpret clinical pathology data as it applies to actual cases. Credit Hours: 1 Hour Time Expectation: Approximately 15-20 Hours

Veterinary Form and Function

The course includes necessary information from the major body systems (cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, renal, nervous, and reproductive, etc.). Credit Hours: 1 Hour Time Expectation: Approximately 14 Hours

Clinical Diagnostic Imaging

The important fundamentals of radiography are reviewed, including the principles behind imaging modalities, high-quality image acquisition, and radiation safety, with a case-based approach. Credit Hours: 2 Hours Time Expectation: Approximately 32 Hours

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Veterinary nursing - distance learning associate of applied science.

Students in the Distance Learning Veterinary Nursing Program gain hands-on experience by working with animals such as dogs, cats, horses, cattle, rabbits, rodents, and birds in veterinary hospitals. Traditional classroom coursework for the program is completed online. During the mentorship courses, students practice and then demonstrate the successful completion of AVMA Essential Skills under the supervision of licensed veterinarians or credentialed veterinary technicians by making video recordings of themselves successfully completing the tasks. These videos are reviewed by program faculty members to ensure successful completion of each skill. During the veterinary clinical experience courses, students gain additional hands-on experiences in a veterinary hospital.

Entrance Requirements

• ACT Math Score: 14 or higher or
• SAT Math Score: 340-419 or
• Accuplacer Math Score: 220 or above
• ACT English Score: 18 or above and
• ACT Reading Score: 18 and above or
• SAT Writing Score: 431 or above and
• SAT Reading Score: 460 or above or
• Accuplacer Reading and Writing Score: 255 or above

Students who are exempt from placement testing include:

• A student determining course placement is not accurate may request admission into a higher-level cose by contacting the Trojan Advising Center. Students requesting admission into a higher-level course must demonstrate adequate knowledge and provide reasonable proof to receive approval from the Vice President of Academic Affairs.
• Students who have earned a Bachelors or an associate degree.;
• Students who have successfully completed (“C” or higher) at another institution and the course is deemed equivalent through Registrar review and students who have followed the development sequence in math, writing, or reading are exempt from their requirement for assessment in that subject only;
• Students who have successfully completed (“C” or higher) English Composition I or its equivalent are exempt from the requirement for assessment in English and reading;
• Students who have successfully completed (“C” or higher) a 100-level or above algebra courses are exempt from the requirement for assessment in Math;
• Students who have taken the ACT/SAT test within two years prior to enrollment and have scores within the acceptable range are exempt from placement testing in that subject area only.

In addition to successfully completing the prerequisite coursework with a grade of “C or better in each course, applicants will also need to complete at least 30 hours of observation/work experience in a veterinary hospital. These hours may be completed while you are enrolled in prerequisite coursework if not completed previously.

Veterinary Nursing Prerequisites for the Part-Time and Full-Time Programs

Students with at least 12 credit hours of the prerequisite coursework completed with a “C” or better may enroll in First Term (full-time curriculum) or First and Second Term (except VN137/VN138) (part-time curriculum), courses with the approval of the Colby Community College On-Campus and Distance Learning Veterinary Nursing Program Director.

Prerequisites

*Please Note: AG149 Principles of Animal Science, BI100 General Biology w/Lab, BI177 Biology I w/Lab or BI279 Biology II w/Lab, BI285 Zoology, and CH176 Fundamentals of Chemistry w/Lab or CH177 Chemistry I w/Lab are prerequisites for VN122 Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Nurses. AG149 Principles of Animal Science is a prerequisite for VN123 Basic Nutrition and VN122 Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Nurses is a prerequisite or co-requisite for VN123 Basic Nutrition MA109 Math for Veterinary Nurses and VN122 Anatomy & Physiology for Veterinary Nurses is a prerequisite or corequisite for VN150 Veterinary Nursing Pharmacology I. VN122 Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Nurses is a prerequisite or co-requisite for VN134 Veterinary Immunology.

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 88

Course sequence: full-time pathway, first semester (fall).

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**MA185 - Plan Trigonometry is a pre-requisite for Physics I - required if a student did not take Trigonometry in high school.

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Systemwide General Education (SGE) Key 010 English (6 hours) 020 Communications (3 hours) 030 Math & Statistics (3 hours) 040 Natural & Physical Sciences (4-5 hours) 050 Social & Behavioral Sciences (6 hours) 060 Arts & Humanities (6 hours) 070 Colby CC Designated (6 hours)

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Distance Education Veterinary Technology Program (DEVTP)

You’re already passionate about animal health, but maybe becoming a credentialed technician feels out of reach. Balancing work, life, and school can be tough. That’s why AAHA partnered with Dallas College to create the Distance Learning Veterinary Technology Program (DEVTP), an online veterinary technician program for working veterinary assistants. This program helps you advance your career while still working in the field.

Make a real difference in the veterinary industry. Get started on your terms.

Published Apr 3, 2024

Flexible, Online Program Built for Working Assistants

Here’s what makes devtp different:  .

• Flexible scheduling: Fit classes around your busy schedule.
• Work and learn together: Apply what you learn in class right away at your current practice.
• Get VTNE-ready: Our accredited program equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE).  
• Enjoy unique benefits: Textbooks are included in your tuition, you can access federal financial aid, and you’ll benefit from AAHA’s career support resources. 

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The DEVTP program will be open for applications and registration as follows: 

DEVTP has been a great way to set a firm foundation for my veterinary career. The flexibility of taking classes while working with patients has been my favorite part. It’s so helpful to be able to back up the concepts I’m learning in class with hands-on opportunities at work. Sarah Adcock DEVTP graduate and winner of the 2016 Virginia Veterinary Medical Association of Licensed Veterinary Technicians scholarship

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Report: Teaching Online Students to Self-Regulate Learning

New research suggests that short skill-building activities can motivate self-regulated learning among learners taking courses remotely.

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Online learners may need help learning self-regulated learning skills. Here are two online interventions that can support them.

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The availability of online courses has jumped since the COVID-19 pandemic forced remote instruction. In fall 2022, 30 percent of undergraduate students were enrolled in distance education classes exclusively and 60 percent were in at least one distance education course, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics .

A recently published study from the Postsecondary Teaching and Technology Collaborative evaluates the effectiveness of two strategies to improve online community college students’ skills. Researchers found that exposure to reflection exercises and informational videos had a positive relationship with students’ engagement on the learning management system for planning and assessment.

The background: In online education, students’ ability to self-regulate their learning is critical because they’re often expected to work independently and exert control over their own learning journey, compared to face-to-face instruction, according to the report. Prior research has also pointed to a positive relationship between self-regulated learning and students’ outcomes in an online environment.

Self-regulated learning (SRL) skills include time management, metacognition and effort regulation. Interventions that promote these skills include online training modules, prompts, self-assessment and peer support opportunities.

The study, authored by researchers from Columbia University and SRI International, seeks to understand how learners from historically marginalized populations at broad-access postsecondary institutions respond to interventions, as they had yet to be studied.

The study: Researchers analyzed two strategies (videos and prompts) implemented across two semesters (fall 2022 and spring 2023) at a community college in northeastern U.S. categorized as a minority-serving institution. Three instructors participated in the experiment, each teaching multiple sections of one or more fully online STEM classes.

The first intervention, a three-part video series, consisted of short clips designed by educational researchers and instructors to introduce students to SRL in general and one specific skill to attempt. Each video addresses one SRL mindset or practice, some strategies to develop the skill, and an activity for the student to consider their own practices.

The prompts, or short-answer questions, asked learners to plan for the upcoming week, monitor their progress or reflect on their understanding of course concepts.

Instructors received materials and a suggested timeline for administrating the strategies, as well as encouragement to make adaptations according to their course content.

To evaluate the impact of the intervention, researchers examined students’ online behavior on the learning management system. The full sample included 231,462 actions (clickstream data from the LMS) performed by 141 students across 10 sections within four courses.

The results: Student data revealed a positive relationship between the videos/prompts and students’ SRL behavior, meaning viewing and engaging with the interventions pointed to improved learning skills. Students who engaged with both strategies had a strong correlation to engaging with course information. Those who worked with the prompts were more likely to participate in strategic planning and evaluation, and those who engaged with the video were also likely to improve strategic planning, as well as effort regulation.

Among student sub-groups, first-generation students had stronger improvements after being exposed to the prompts, compared to their continuing-generation peers, as did women compared to men (though less prominently).

Supporting Online Learner Success

For practitioners looking for best practices in distance education, some other areas to consider include:

• Accessibility for students with disabilities in course content and university websites.
• Peer connections for belonging and retention.
• Wraparound mental health care services that support online learner demographics.
• Financial aid tied to student learning behaviors.
• Universal design principles that center online education first.
• Motivational support for asynchronous learning.

So what? The preliminary study finds students exposed to learning skills and strategies were more likely to demonstrate skill-building behavior, aligning with existing literature and pointing to future evaluation of how students need assistance with preparing for the future as they navigate course tasks.

Additionally, students from historically marginalized backgrounds were more likely to respond well to the skill-building, suggesting that this could be one way to support equitable learning.

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As an authorized provider of Continuing Education for Veterinarians and Veterinary Nurses/Technicians, courses offered through PVM have rich quality and online convenience.

Purdue Veterinary Medicine is an authorized provider of Continuing Education (CE) for Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians. Courses are offered through the World Veterinary Association (WVA) and hosted by the World Continuing Education Alliance (WCEA).

Participants must take a quiz after each online presentation in order to obtain CE credits. Once a participant has received a score of 80% or better on the quiz, they can print a certificate with the number of hours of continuing education credit received from Purdue Veterinary Medicine. Participants can take each quiz up to 3 times. Course fees are $40 for each 1 CE credit course.

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Hedgehogs - A Ball of Prickly Fun for the Veterinarian

Learn about wellness care and common diseases of hedgehogs and how to perform diagnostics and treat this unique pet.

Hookworm Threadworm and Whipworm

This presentation includes several different groups of nematodes that are not closely related from a taxonomic standpoint. Hence, the presentation is more of a matter of convenient grouping of worms that reside in the intestines as adults. Capillarid...

Icy Hot - Hypo and Hyperthermia

Hypo and hyperthermia are commonly seen in emergency practices, whether primary conditions from exposure to the outdoors or secondary to other disease processes, surgery or trauma. While some aspects of their pathophysiology are very similar, others ...

Immunity in the Neonatal Calf

It's often thought that young calves can't respond to vaccination, but it turns out they can! However, because of their naïve immune response and the impact of maternal antibodies, vaccination of young calves is not always effective. This presentat...

It's More Than 'Two Times Maintenance'- Fluid Therapy for Small Animals

Fluid therapy is one area I struggle with daily whether for rehydration or resuscitation from shock. Few interventions are as fraught with the possibility of error and disastrous consequences. Many schools of thought and much controversy surround thi...

Not So Cute - Acute Anaphylaxis

Anaphylaxis occurs for many different reasons and can manifest as a mild allergic reaction or escalate to severe hypovolemic or anaphylactic shock. In order to treat these patients quickly and effectively, it is important to understand the basics of ...

Recent Insights into Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis

Sarcocystis neurona is the most common etiologic agent identified as a cause of EPM, but similar parasites, including Neospora hughesi, have also been identified. Although EPM has been recognized since 1970 and most equine practitioners in North Amer...

Small Animal CPR - New Guidelines from the RECOVER Initiative

CPR is often futile with survival to discharge rates hovering at less than 10% for veterinary patients. Nonetheless, it is not going to go away, so knowing what to do is important. The RECOVER initiative was just completed and offers up evidence-base...

Strategic Deworming in Horses - Important Considerations and Practical Recommendations

This session will explore the current thoughts on parasite control in horses with an emphasis on targeted deworming and the use of fecal egg counts. We will look at what the major parasite players are today; provide an update as to the efficacy of th...

Sugar Gliders - Are Your Clients Sweet On Them Yet

Learn about wellness care and common diseases of sugar gliders and how to perform diagnostics and treat this unique pet.

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The Anatomy and Physiology of Anesthetic Machines

This lecture is an introduction to the anesthetic machine. The focus will be to identify the various components of the machine (i.e. one way valves, pop-off valve and vaporizer). Attention will also be given to the function of each of the components ...

The Broodmare - From Breeding to Foaling

This lecture addresses breeding management, pregnancy and foaling.

A review of the EKG. Troubleshooting to get a reliable EKG regardless of patient position and common anesthetic arrhythmias will be reviewed.

The Social Vet 1

You’ve heard the buzz about social media but may not know how to start, where to focus your attention, and/or how to develop content that encourages interaction. This course will help you identify today’s most beneficial social channels, introdu...

Tick-Borne Diseases in Horses

The role of ticks and their capability to transmit infectious pathogens is increasingly recognized in the veterinary medical field. Horses are not spared from the ill-effect of tick-borne diseases. Although some tick-borne diseases such as equine gra...

Treating Chelonians - Don't Be Frightened by the Shell - Chelonians

Turtles, tortoises and terrapins have some unique qualities of longevity and temperament but make for challenging veterinary exams. This topic focuses on common chelonian species as pets, while providing diagnostic and therapeutic options available t...

Trematodes of Dogs and Cats

Although not seen as commonly in dogs and cats as the nematodes, trematodes are seen by practitioners and can cause significant disease, especially if they are misdiagnosed. This presentation presents basic life cycle information as well as clinical ...

Understanding Study Designs

This presentation discusses the types of study design, and the different design strengths and weaknesses.

Update on Nutritional Management of Feline Hyperthyroidism - What Have We Learned

The lecture will review the current knowledge on nutritional management of feline hyperthyroidism. The results of one prospective study and one retrospective study of the use of iodine limited diets for management of feline hyperthyroidism will be pr...

How to Wisely Use NSAIDs in Animals at Risk

NSAIDs are the most commonly used analgesic medication in veterinary medicine. Renal complications from NSAID administration are a constant worry for veterinarians, who have to balance risk with quality of life issues. We will focus on recent informa...

Hypertension in Dogs and Cats - Managing Cases Simply and Effectively

Recent studies have shown that high blood pressure is far more common than previously thought. We will demystify the diagnosis and management of this problem, which can be handled in a straightforward manner. This session will focus on issues related...

Proteinuria - A New & Important Management Tool

Identifying the presence of protein in the urine of dogs and cats is nothing new to veterinarians. What is new, however, is recent evidence that we can use this knowledge to assess the efficacy of our treatments of animals with kidney disease or with...

What's Up Doc - Rabbit Husbandry and Common Diseases

A brief discussion on the many intricacies of educating clients on rabbit husbandry as well as common diseases that affects them.

The Science Behind the Human-Animal Bond

The popular press is rife with examples of the positive value of pets for people. But does the research support these compelling stories? In this talk, you will discover the latest science behind our bond with man’s best friend and other species. F...

Neurologic Exam Review & Neurolocalization Challenges

This session will be all things neurolocalization! Performing a good neurologic examination and being able to neurolocalize appropriately is at the crux of understanding and formulate a differential diagnosis list for the neurologic patient. It is,...

Post-Operative Physical Rehabilitation

Physical rehabilitation and its place in the veterinary practice is ever evolving. Each year an increasing number of veterinarians and veterinary technicians become certified in canine rehabilitation. The goal of this talk is to discuss what physic...

Diagnostic Pathology of Reproductive Diseases in Swine

This course will provide an overview of gross lesions and ancillary testing choices for practitioners that might be involved in investigation of reproductive diseases or disorders in swine.

Field Necropsy and Sampling

This lecture is designed to re-familiarize session attendees with proper necropsy techniques, gross evaluation, sample collection, and sample submission as well as general disease recognition by organ system.

Management of Boars for Future Reproductive Technologies

The swine industry is working to adopt several technologies which have the potential to improve reproductive efficiency. However, several factors limit the adoption of these technologies. Dr. Stewart will discuss the current state of boar managemen...

Common Behavior Topics in Senior Cats and Dogs

With improving veterinary care and the inclusion of pets as family members, there is an increased number of senior-aged dogs and cats. Owners find that with this comes the obligation of additional caregiving not previously anticipated, and they may s...

Phylum Apicomplexa: Cocidia & Cryptosporidia of Dogs & Cats

Examine Phylum Apicomplexa including cocidia and cryptosporidia of dogs & cats and thoughts on failure of treatment, real or perceived.

Phylum Apicomplexa: Toxoplasma Gondii & Neospora Caninum

Examine two protozoan parasites Phylum Apicomplexa: Toxoplasma Gondii & Neospora Caninum. Discuss treatment and control.

Protozoa: Flagellates of Dogs & Cats

Examine features of flagellates including: morphology, cysts, epidemiology, clinical signs, pathology/pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, control and public health.

Phylum Platyhelminthes: Cestodes or Tapeworms

Examine tapeworms that are important to small animals such as dogs or cats. Discuss features, life cycles, morphology, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment.

Understanding How Drugs Work: Factors that Affect Absorption

This module discusses the mechanisms by which orally administered medications or drugs administered by injection enter the body. This module also explains how changes in normal physiology can result in an abnormally increased or decreased amount of ...

Understanding How Drugs Work: Factors that Affect Drug Excretion

This module discusses the mechanisms by which drugs are eliminated by the liver and the kidney. This module also explains how changes in normal physiology can result in more rapid or slower excretion of drugs and how the elimination half-life can ...

Respiratory Issues in Birds

Birds have a unique respiratory anatomy and this predisposes them to a host of challenging health issues.

How the Opioid Crisis has Influenced Change in Prescribing Laws Impacting Indiana Veterinarians

The new Indiana opioid prescribing laws impacting veterinarians can be difficult to interpret and understand how to implement in private practice. The goal of this presentation is to provide a pharmacist's perspective on the opioid crisis and experie...

Introduction to Snakes of Belize

This course provides an introduction to the species of snakes found in Belize and discusses proper handling of snakes.

Introduction to Wellness

This course provides an introduction to wellness for veterinary professionals.

Introduction to Wildlife in Belize

This talk is an Introduction to the Wildlife species in Belize and the status threats that they face living in the wild.

Busting Nutritional Myths

Pet owners and veterinary healthcare team workers have access to a great deal of information regarding pet nutrition via the internet, news sources, blogs, etc. Along with this wealth of information comes confusing and often incorrect nutritional in...

When Caring Hurts: Caregiver Burden in Owners of Pets with Cancer

This lecture will introduce the audience to "caregiver burden" - the strain or load that a person feels when caring for a sick loved one. The implications of caregiver burden for veterinary staff will be discussed. Finally, an overview of current r...

The Use of CO2 Laser in Exotic Animals

This seminar will present some CO2 laser basics and then case examples on its usage.

Dermatology Conditions in Small Animals

This seminar will go through the common skin disorders of exotic small mammals and their treatments.

Spay and Neuter Techniques for Exotic Companion Animals

Demonstrate lateral flank approach to ovariectomy and ovariohysterectomy the guinea pig; intra-abdominal castration technique in guinea pigs and rodents, approaches to ovariohysterectomy and castration in rabbits and ovariohysterectomy in hedgehogs.

Stay on Your Toes: Case Study of a New Pathogen Discovery

An example of a disturbing, yet interesting case in the Fall of 2019, resulting in a new pathogen discovery in the U.S. The process served as a reminder to stay vigiliant when practicing veterinary medicine, as the potential for the new or unknown is...

COVID-19 Impact and Recommendations in Food Animal Production Systems

Covid-19 has impacted all aspects of the agricultural industry. As a production animal veterinarian, clients rely on recommendations given to ensure proper care of their animals and livelihoods. It is important to recognize the repercussions of this ...

Taking the Sting Out of Neutering: Purdue Priority 4 Paws

Shelter Medicine & Surgery is a rapidly growing field. The unique environment presents certain challenges not necessarily encountered or as emphasized in traditional practice settings.1-4 However, our patients still deserve the utmost care. Particula...

Remember More than Your Passport: Biosecurity for International Travelers

Traveling overseas requires more than a passport and a suitcase. Learn biosecurity tactics veterinarians (and your clients) can employ to avoid bringing back more than you planned in the way of foreign animal diseases. The presentation will include...

The U.S. Raw Milk Debate

Few food products draw more passionate debate than raw milk. Learn the facts vs. myths about nutritional qualities and the risks of consumption, along with what is and is not allowed under Indiana law.

The Farm Life: Mental Health & Stress Resources to Aid Farmers and their Families

Volatile markets, income swings, input costs, weather disruptions, and animal health issues (both human and animal) can generate high levels of stress in farm families. Veterinarians with farm family clients can learn about mental health resources a...

Quality of Life: Illness, Injury & Aging

Quality of life is important to our patients and clients. Why then do we sometimes struggle to evaluate and talk about it effectively? In this session we will cover how illness, injury, and aging affect our patients’ welfare, how to talk to clien...

Moral Injury in the Veterinary Field

What happens when we participate in or witness acts that transgress our moral beliefs? Literature is suggesting that Moral Injury best describes what veterinary professionals feel at times in their veterinary career when pet care decisions may go ag...

Intrinsic and Extrinsic factors Affecting Fertility in Cattle

From heat stress to metritis to lameness, it's a wonder that we can get cows pregnant at all. This discussion will touch on some of the known internal and external factors that can influence fertility of cattle.

Building the Bond Centered Practice

The bond-centered practice is the philosophy of meeting the health needs of the animal while meeting the emotional needs of the client to support the relationship between human and animal. We will explore the practical facets of veterinary care that...

Dental Disorders of Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and Chinchillas

The teeth of “hind gut fermenters” grow continuously and the consequences to abnormal growth can quickly become potentially life-threatening. Each of these species have unique dental issues. This presentation will detail the diagnosis and approac...

Gastrointestinal Disorders in Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Chinchillas, Obstructive Disorders and Gastrointestinal Stasis

Gastrointestinal obstructive disorders, including intestinal obstruction and moving obstructions can mimic GI stasis in rabbits. However, rabbits can die within 6 hours of the onset of GI obstruction. This session will teach the practitioner to easil...

Lower Urinary Tract Disorders of Exotic Companion Mammals

Urinary tract obstruction is uncommon in rabbits, guinea pigs and chinchillas (hind-gut fermenters) despite the development of large calcium uroliths. Rabbits are unique in that they frequently retain large volumes of calcium sludge in the urinary bl...

The Ever-Evolving Role of Veterinary Medicine In World Health: COVID-19 and Beyond

This presentation will highlight the roles of veterinary medicine in identifying the emerging viruses, developing vaccines and predicting the next pandemic. Veterinarians have been on the front lines of public health for many years. The COVID-19 ...

Podiatry Management of Laminitis

Discussion of practical and case based approaches to treatment of the laminitic horse.

Podiatry Management of Navicular Syndrome

In depth approach to mechanically treating horses with navicular syndrome depending on conformation and structural involvement.

Podiatry Management of Angular Limb Deformities

Overview of angular deformities and available treatment in young horses.

Who Let The Dogs In? The Challenge of Canine-Assisted Interventions in Hospitals and the Need for Veterinary Involvement

An emerging trend in human-animal interactions is the expansion of canine-assisted interventions to healthcare facilities. Although media attention focuses on patient benefits, little attention is given to the lack of informed policies and procedure...

Marine Ecosystems Health: One Veterinarian's Adventures To Save Florida's and The Bahamas' Coral Reefs

Veterinary skill sets (biology, microbiology, chemistry, physics, pathology, epidemiology, biosecurity, and herd health) compliment efforts by wildlife/marine biologists, as well as physical and chemical oceanographers, to accomplish ecosystem health...

Demystifying the Surgical Acute Abdomen

Demystifying the surgical acute abdomen will be a review of the most common surgical causes of the acute abdomen. Surgical approaches, pre operative work up, post operative management along with tips and tricks to handling GDV, GI foreign bodies, int...

Understanding Mediastinum by the Radiographic Diagnosis of Pneumomediastinum

Diagnosis of pneumomediastinum will be made by gas delineation of mediastinal structure margins. What is the differential diagnosis of pneumomediastinum, and where are those gases came from? Why can pneumomediastinum cause pneumothorax but not the ot...

When Less Is More: The Art of the Excisional Biopsy

This session will focus on tips, tricks, and considerations for excisional biopsies and other more minimalist approaches to surgical oncology cases. Special focus will be on how to optimize biopsy and marginal excision techniques so that options for ...

The Better Part of Valor - Making Rational Treatment Decisions for Veterinary Cancer Patients

An inspirational goal of cancer therapy is to never make the treatment worse than the disease. Yes cancer therapies - including surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy - all produce some degree of short-term morbidity. Indiscriminate use of th...

Taking the Sting out of Neutering

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The Classroom Pre-Licensing Course is delivered through many driving schools, high schools, and colleges. You must be at least 16 years old to participate in the classroom course.  

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The Distance Learning/Virtual Classroom Pre-Licensing Course is also delivered through many driving schools, high schools, and colleges and you must be at least 16 years old to participate. This course is taught live, in real-time, with face-to-face interaction between the instructor and participants, just like in the traditional classroom course, but using distance learning technology. To participate, you must have access to a device capable of connecting to the internet and using a web conferencing platform.  When you contact a driving school, high school, or college that offers Distance learning Pre-Licensing, they will provide more specific information and instructions about what your device requires to take the course.  

Not all driving schools can deliver the Pre-Licensing Course. To find a course in your area, search online for “Driving Instruction” or use our driving school locator . Once you find a school that appeals to you, contact the school to confirm whether they deliver the Pre-Licensing Course and in what format – classroom and/or distance learning. From there you can enroll in the course with that school.

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Mumbai University Invites Application For Distance Learning UG Admission

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Last Updated: August 20, 2024, 09:52 IST

New Delhi, India

Candidates who are being admitted for the first time to undergraduate programmes at CDOE have to register freshly from the official link (Representational/ PTI Photo)

Candidates who meet the requirements can apply on the official website, mu.ac.in. August 30 is the deadline for the applicants to apply for their preferred courses.

Mumbai University has started accepting applications for undergraduate programs at the Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE). Candidates who meet the requirements can apply on the official website, mu.ac.in. August 30 is the deadline for the applicants to apply for their preferred courses.

This year, Mumbai University will accept applications for distance learning of UG courses including the first year of BA, first year of BCom, first-year BCom in (Accounting & Finance), first year of BSc (Information Technology), and first year of B.Sc (Computer. Science)

Mumbai CDOE UG Admission: Steps to Apply

Step 1. Go to the official website of Mumbai CDOE, idoloa.digitaluniversity.ac

Step 2. Navigate to the admissions section of the Mumbai University Distance Education website

Step 3. Using your phone number and email address, create an account

Step 4. Fill out the application by entering your personal and academic information

Step 5. Upload the necessary scanned files as required

Step 6. Depending on the course, pay the required amount

Step 7. After checking your information, submit the application

Step 8. For future use, keep the application form and fee receipt

Candidates who are being admitted for the first time to undergraduate programmes at CDOE have to register freshly from the official link. Applicants must note that Government scholarships are also available for the various programmes for students belonging to reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/VJ-NT/SBC) and they should check the rules and other admission details on the official website.

Candidate should note that CDOE Regional Centers and Study Material Collection Centers are located at Churchgate, Thane, Kalyan, Ratnagiri, and Sawantwadi (Sindhudurg). Detailed addresses are available on the website. CDOE Regional Centers offer counseling, guidance, and study material distribution from 10:20 AM to 6 PM on working days. A new CDOE Regional Center in Palghar is proposed and will start soon.

Distance and Open Learning is a unique method of educating students who are geographically or chronologically separated from their instructors or educational institutions due to social, cultural, or economic factors. The University of Mumbai recognised the need for this kind of approach and in 1971–1972 created the Directorate of Correspondence Courses.

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	Aug 20, 2024   2024-2025 University Catalog     2024-2025 University Catalog | About the Program Associate in Applied Science Distance Learning Program The Veterinary Nursing Program is a science-based veterinary nursing program offering an Associates in Applied Science (AAS) degree. The Veterinary Nursing Distance Learning Program at Purdue University is designed to allow a student to gain the knowledge, information, and skills necessary to practice as a veterinary technician. It is an AVMA accredited program. Upon graduation, students are eligible to take the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE). The curriculum contains 27 didactic courses and 18 clinical mentorships. It is a part-time program and cannot be taken full-time. Financial aid eligibility is limited. Students are responsible for finding their own mentorship sites with a veterinary health care facility. Students who make a long-term commitment to develop the skills and acquire the extensive knowledge required to be a veterinary technician are highly sought after employees. Most courses are offered every term, i.e. fall, spring and summer. Courses follow the Purdue class calendar. Students may be admitted for any term. More information is on the Purdue College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Nursing website . As part of the veterinary team, credentialed veterinary technicians perform a wide range of veterinary nursing, imaging, anesthesia, dental hygiene and diagnostic laboratory procedures in a veterinary practice. Other career opportunities include specialty practice, clinic/hospital team leaders, research, veterinary technology program educators, pharmaceutical sales, wildlife rehabilitation, zoo and shelter medicine. Credentialed veterinary technicians are required to maintain continuing education according to state regulations. 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Top 10 Things To Do And See In Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Located about 400km east of Moscow , Nizhny Novgorod is one of the most important centers of cultural, economic, and political activity in European Russia . Widely considered, after St Petersburg and Moscow, to be Russia’s ‘third city’, Nizhny is fast becoming a hot-spot for Russian and global tourists alike, attracted by the city’s up-and-coming reputation and stunning landscape. The Kremlin Jutting out from the cliffs that overlook the meeting point of the great Volga and Oka rivers, Nizhny Novgorod ‘s ancient Kremlin boasts of some of the best views in the city. Designed by an Italian architect, the 13 magnificent towers and the 12 meter high walls of Nizhny’s Kremlin date back to 1500. On this very spot in 1612, heroes of Russian history Kuzma Minin and Count Dmitry Pozharsky defeated the invading Polish army in extraordinary circumstances. This moment has become legend in Russian history and a statue in honor of these two lies at the foot of St Basil’s in Moscow. The Kremlin is the historic center of the city where you will find an art museum and the lovely Cathedral of the Archangel Michael, as well as a striking monument to those that fought in the Second World War and its flame eternally flickering on in their memory. Ride on the cable car Completed in 2012, taking a ride on Nizhny Novgorod’s cablecar has fast become a favorite activity of tourists. The trip offers unparalleled opportunities to view the city’s gorgeous natural landscape from this bird’s eye position. The 3660m long gondola lift connects Nizhny to the town of Bor and stretches across the Volga River for 900 panoramic meters. The gondola acts as both a convenient means of transportation and a fantastic sight-seeing expedition – come at sunset for a golden-bathed view of the river and surrounding landscape. The house-museum of Maxim Gorky During the Soviet era, Nizhny Novgorod, birthplace of celebrated Russian writer Maxim Gorky , was renamed ‘Gorky’ in honor of this national hero. This home has been preserved in a state as accurate as possible to how it was left by Gorky and is so successful in this that it would seem as though the writer still lived there. The museum ‘s historic interiors and authentic furnishings will transport you back to the 1900s and the creative world of this icon of Russian literature. Come and make the most of this unique experience to delve into the childhood world of this Russian father of social realism. Museum booklets and guided tours are available in English. Nizhegorodskaya Yarmarka A yarmarka is something akin to a fair, and this historic former market place was restored in 1991, the site now playing home to a superb modern exhibition center. The city’s yarmarka plays host to international events, fairs, and conventions. In 2011, for the 20 year anniversary of the fair’s refounding, a vast array of exhibitions were organized, attended by thousands including members of the British royal family, Vladimir Putin, Mikhail Gorbachev , and Margaret Thatcher . The fair is not only a buzzing center of business and culture, it is also one of the city’s most impressive sights. The Nizhegorodsky State Art Museum Located inside Nizhny Novgorod’s ancient Kremlin, the building that houses this art gallery was once the home of the governor of the city. The exhibits are wide-ranging and include everything from 14th century religious icons, to work by 20th century contemporary Russian masters. Particularly dazzling is the collection by Russian painter Nicholas Roerich. There is also a large arts and crafts collection which demonstrates the exquisite handiwork of Russian artisans throughout history. Bolshaya Pokrovskaya Street The chkalov staircase. An idyllic spot from which to watch the sun’s rays set over the city, this monumental creation was constructed by the Soviet government and is unique to the city of Nizhny Novgorod. The staircase derives its name from pilot Valery Chkalov who, in 1937, became the first man to fly from Moscow to Vancouver through the North Pole. A monument to Chkalov stands at the top of the stairs. The construction of the staircase cost almost 8 million rubles – an immense sum at the time. Over 1,500 stairs connect the city center with the river embankment – making Chkalov’s landmark the longest flight of stairs along the Volga. Nowadays the staircase is a favorite meeting place and relaxation spot for locals. The Rukavishnikov Estate Museum The Rukavishnikovs were a family of immensely wealthy merchants originating from the region around Nizhny Novgorod. This superbly restored palace , their former home, has been transformed into a museum of Russian history and gives a realistic snap-shot of life for the wealthy under tsarist rule. The ornate 19th century interiors and exquisite facade are sure to dazzle with their beauty while the lush green of the surrounding natural landscape provides a tranquil getaway from the city center. Lavish furnishings, priceless antiques, and glistening gold will transport you back in time to a world of balls, carriages, banquets, and tsars. Join the world of Russian noble ladies and gentlemen for a day in this stunning palace. The Sakharov Museum Nizhny Novgorod’s Sakharov Museum is dedicated to dissident Russian scientist Andrei Sakharov . The nuclear physicist and human rights activist was exiled for six years to the very flat in which the museum is now housed. Sakharov’s support for civil reform and improved human rights in the Soviet Union earned him harsh persecution from the Russian government, but also, in 1975, a Nobel Peace Prize . Sakharov was incarcerated here until 1986 when a KGB officer arrived to install a phone in the flat. Just after the phone was installed it began to ring: the caller was Mikhail Gorbachev, ringing Sakharov to inform him of his release. This phone is now one of the museum’s most treasured artifacts. The National Centre of Contemporary Art Inside the walls of Nizhny’s Kremlin can also be found one of the best modern art galleries in Russia. Linked to galleries in both St Petersburg and Moscow, this top-ranking exhibition center houses regularly changing displays of both Russian and international art as well as interactive exhibits and a media library. Progress is also on-going of adding a concert hall, extending the exhibition areas, and creating a restaurant. These additions aim to make art contemporary, not simply a detached, unrelatable concept, but bring it closer to the Russian people. Become a Culture Tripper! Sign up to our newsletter to save up to $1,200 on our unique trips.. See privacy policy . Culture Trip Summer Sale Save up to $1,200 on our unique small-group trips! Limited spots. Post ID: 384552 Sponsored? No View Payload THE BEST Nizhny Novgorod Horse-Drawn Carriage Tours Horse-drawn carriage tours in nizhny novgorod. Horseback Riding Tours Gear Rentals Horse-Drawn Carriage Tours 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up Good for Kids Good for Big Groups Adventurous Budget-friendly Good for a Rainy Day Hidden Gems Good for Couples Honeymoon spot Good for Adrenaline Seekers Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, number of page views, and user location. 1. 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There are also multiple art galleries and installations such as The Blogger's Bench which provides free Wi-Fi access if you are in the mood of blogging about your experience. The musician community will not be disappointed as well, as the city has multiple live music bars and cafes open for the public and is often the place where great concerts are staged. If you are not that into art, there are plenty of other places worth putting on your Nizhny Novgorod itinerary, f.e., the grand red-brick Kremlin. The Cathedral of Archangel Michael, which is actually the only church that has stood the test of time in Kremlin, along with multiple ancient towers is what makes this site a must-see. By the way, the magnificent church of St. Elijah is right around the corner, so make sure to make a little detour during your Nizhny Novgorod tour after seeing the Kremlin. Another thing you should not miss during your Nizhny Novgorod sightseeing is the panorama of Strelka, overlooking the amazing view of the confluence of the rivers Oka and Volga and also the Fedorovsky Embankment, a perfect place for a stroll in the evening. If you want to take a look at the scene from a different angle, hop on a boat trip along the two rivers! Nowadays Nizhny Novgorod is the fifth-largest city in the Russian Federation, somehow managing to maintain the unique heritage alongside its cultural versatility, thus looking at pictures is not enough, feel like exploring it yourself? 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