This course was previously titled Advanced Principles of Emergency Patient Care, Part One.ĮCC: Assessment and Treatment the Critically Ill Patient: Part Oneis an advanced 6-week course designed for veterinary technicians who already have a good baseline knowledge of emergency and critical care medicine. All 4 courses in the series utilize the same textbook. Note: Each of the courses in the ECC: Assessment and Treatment the Critically Ill Patient series is free-standing and participants may take the courses in any order. Participants are not required to work in practice to complete this course.
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It includes challenging assignments that will require the student to utilize professional experience and critical thinking skills, along with new concepts and knowledge acquired through the course materials. This 6-week advanced level course covers areas such as the physical exam, triage, hospitalized patient critical care, and neurological emergencies as well as other segments of care. As a veterinary technician, are you prepared to respond? Do you have the skills and knowledge needed to provide advanced critical care for hospitalized patients?ĮCC: Assessment and Treatment the Critically Ill Patient: Part One is designed to build on the knowledge base of experienced technicians. A frantic client is on the phone with a pet that will not stop seizing a HBC cat rushed through the front door a patient in treatment who is critical and requires ICU level medical care - one of the realities of veterinary medicine is that emergencies can and will happen.
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