I swear the whole world is trying to get me to start drinking coffee!
Today I got a $10 Starbucks gift card in the mail as a thank-you from the Giant Veterinary Corporation I worked for this summer.
I may not drink coffee (yet), but I sure as heck enjoy delicious and fattening pastries!
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Common Terms
CP (Community Practice): the VTH's service that sees appointments typical of a general small animal practice (wellness care, vaccines, bloodwork, and primary workup of any non-referred, non-emergency appointment like coughing, lumps, lameness, vomiting, diarrhea, or skin problems)
DKA: diabetic ketoacidosis; a "diabetic crisis" resulting from an underlying source of stress (such as infection or cancer) in a diabetic patient
DM: diabetes mellitus (the disease we all commonly know as "diabetes," which is different from another disease called diabetes insipidus)
PCV (packed cell volume): aka hematocrit/HCT, a test showing the % of red blood cells in the blood; usually of interest when low, indicating anemia
PU/PD: PU = polyuria (excessive volume of urination); PD = polydipsia (excessive intake of water)
rDVM: regular or referring DVM (doctor of veterinary medicine), the patient's primary care veterinarian who has referred them to the hospital or started the workup for their disease
SAIM (Small Animal Internal Medicine): the VTH's service that works up a wide variety of medical problems (metabolic disease, endocrine disease, respiratory disease, GI disease, etc.)
VTH: Veterinary Teaching Hospital
DKA: diabetic ketoacidosis; a "diabetic crisis" resulting from an underlying source of stress (such as infection or cancer) in a diabetic patient
DM: diabetes mellitus (the disease we all commonly know as "diabetes," which is different from another disease called diabetes insipidus)
PCV (packed cell volume): aka hematocrit/HCT, a test showing the % of red blood cells in the blood; usually of interest when low, indicating anemia
PU/PD: PU = polyuria (excessive volume of urination); PD = polydipsia (excessive intake of water)
rDVM: regular or referring DVM (doctor of veterinary medicine), the patient's primary care veterinarian who has referred them to the hospital or started the workup for their disease
SAIM (Small Animal Internal Medicine): the VTH's service that works up a wide variety of medical problems (metabolic disease, endocrine disease, respiratory disease, GI disease, etc.)
VTH: Veterinary Teaching Hospital
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- You know it's Friday when...
- I'm so short that even my ulna is short
- Q: What is better than chocolate chip cookie dough?
- Bye-bye, blizzard!
- Blizzard update
- Blizzard!
- Some restored faith in the health care system
- Looking for minute-by-minute blog updates??
- Is four blogs too many?
- Registration update
- A week with... NO EXAMS????
- Spring registration tomorrow
- Ok, time to talk about grades again
- A day in the life of a vet student
- I passed Toxicology!
- All good weekends must come to an end
- At least I'm going to pass Pharm (and ClinPath and...
- The terrible silent 'G'
- Pre-vet students: don't know how to talk??
- A brief respite
- Need to back off the posting...
- Still doing well on Pharm
- Maybe we should have blessed the monkeys...
- My to-do list
- Casual Friday
- To be a pre-vet student
- The Pharmacology study plan
- How does the Lyme vaccine work?
- Mother Nature must have PMS too
- Ready for a good day
- The ups and downs of my Monday
- Vet school joke of the day
- Need to prioritize
- A 5 minute mile is a little too fast for me
- Brown stool, anyone?
- Conspiracy
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