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SUMMARY:Online Course - 9/11/20 to 9/13/20 - How I Manage Common Medical Problems in Practice - IVS (fee applies)
DESCRIPTION:Gary Oswald D.V.M.\nDiplomate\, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine\nChief of Staff\nTampa Bay Veterinary Specialists \nEllen Behrend V.M.D.\, Ph.D.\nDiplomate\, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine\nJoezy Griffin Professor\nDepartment of Clinical Sciences\nAuburn University \n  \nThis combination of two internationally recognized Internists will provide you with a practical approach to the management of many common medical problems that you encounter in your daily practice. You are sure to come away with some very helpful tips! \nSeminar Schedule:\n\n\n\n\nSingle day registration available:   Limited to 60 registrants each day to enhance the webinar question and answer experience \nAll times are Eastern time.  \nSeminars start each day at 5.00am Pacific\, 6.00am Mtn\, 7.00am Central & 8.00am Eastern \nFriday (5.5 CE hrs) \nDr. Oswald: \n8:05-8:50  Testing for Chronic Kidney Disease \n9:00-9:50 Treatment of Chronic Kidney Disease \n10:00-10:45 Treatment of CKD (continued) \nDr. Behrend: \n11:00-11:50  Trilostane: the latest on how to use it \n12:00-12:50  A case based-approach to diagnosis of pu/pd – part 1 \n1:00-1:30  A case based-approach to diagnosis of pu/pd – part 2 \n  \nSaturday  (5.5 CE hrs) \nDr. Oswald: \n8:00-8:50  Urinary Tract Infection – testing and treating uncomplicated cases. \n9:00-9:50 Urinary Tract Infection – treating complicated cases and preventing recurrence. \n10:00-10:45 Feline Pyelonephritis & Canine Prostatitis – diagnosis and treatment. \n  \nDr. Behrend: \n11:00-11:50. Feline hyperthyroidism: finding it and helping your patients live longer \n12:00-12:50.  Diagnosing canine hypothyroidism: a case-based approach \n1:00-1:30  Diabetics: anything new that can help? \n  \nSunday (5CE hrs) \nDr. Behrend: \n8:00-9:00  Diabetic conundrums: management dilemmas – dogs \n9:10-10:15  Diabetic conundrums: management dilemmas – cats \nDr. Oswald: \n10:30-11:35.  Update on canine & feline congestive heart failure treatment. \n11:45-1:00. Updates on treatment of coughing dogs (chronic bronchitis\, airway collapse) & wheezing cats (asthma\, feline heartworm).\n\n\n\n\nSeminar Topics:\n\nEndocrine\n\nDiabetics: anything new that can help?\nDiabetic conundrums: management dilemmas\nTrilostane: the latest on how to use it\nA case-based approach to diagnosis of pu/pd\nDiagnosing canine hypothyroidism: a case-based approach\nFeline hyperthyroidism: finding it and helping your patients live longer\n\nCardiac disease\n\nIs a heart murmur a consistent indicator of underlying heart disease?\nMurmurs\, Gallops and Arrhythmias in cats.\nWhen should Atenolol or Diltiazem be considered for feline cardiomyopathy?\nWhat are the best treatment strategies for treating congestive heart failure in cats?\nConsiderations in thromboprophylaxis treatment in feline cardiomyopathy patients?\nThis asymptomatic dog has a murmur. What diagnostics should I consider?\nTreatment considerations in mitral valve disease vs dilated cardiomyopathy.\nLoop diuretic therapy in CHF – furosemide of torsemide?\nWhat role does spironolactone play in CHF patients?\nReducing angiotensin and aldosterone – ACE-inhibitors or ARBs?\nWhen to initiate and how to dose pimobendan in cardiac patients.\nUse of Viagra in canine heart disease.\n\nRespiratory disease\n\nHow to determine whether a coughing dog has chronic bronchitis vs airway collapse.\nWhich drugs are considered preferred cough suppressants in dogs?\nAre bronchodilators helpful in coughing dogs? Which one?\nWhen to consider surgical intervention or tracheal stenting in airway collapse.\nCoughing cats – How do I tell if it is feline asthma or some other respiratory disease?\nDo I have to give corticosteroids to feline asthma patients?\nWhat are the preferred corticosteroids options for asthmatic cats?\nWhen would bronchodilator treatment be useful in asthmatic cats?\nAre human asthma drugs helpful in feline asthma patients?\nShould cyproheptadine or Cerenia be considered in feline asthma patients?\nIs immunotherapy helpful in treating asthmatic cats?\n\nChronic Kidney Disease\n\nWhen should renal biopsy be considered?\nHas SDMA become the preferred means of diagnosing CKD?\nShould quantitative urine protein values be determined in geriatric patients?\nIs blood pressure determination really that important in renal patients?\nWhich antihypertensive treatment is preferred in CKD – amlodipine\, ACE-Is or ARBs?\nWhat are the realistic goals in treating chronic kidney disease?\nWhen should a therapeutic renal diet be started in CKD patients?\nThis dog/cat doesn’t like oral phosphorus binders. How important is this drug?\nIs it just an “Ohio State thing” or are vitamin D\, calcium and PTH important in CKD?\nAppropriate use of erythropoeitin analogs in anemic CKD patients.\nAppropriate use of fluid therapy and appetite stimulants in hyporexic CKD patients.\n\nUrinary Tract Infection\n\nWhat are the preferred antibiotics in uncomplicated UTI patients?\nHow long should antibiotic therapy be administered in uncomplicated UTI?\nWhat predisposing disorders should I look for in patients with recurrent UTI?\nHow do I select an appropriate antibiotic in recurrent UTI patients?\nWhat follow-up testing is recommended in monitoring UTI treatment?\nWhat do I do when asymptomatic bacteruria is present?\nWhat can be done to prevent recurrent UTI development?\nIs oral cranberry effective? What about other drugs or supplements?\nDoes improving vulvar and vaginal health help reduce UTIs?\nWhen to consider Phenylpropanolamine treatment in UTI patients.\n\n\nRegister Now \nWEBSITE LINK:  https://www.ivseminars.com/seminars/how-i-manage-common-medical-problems-in-practice-online-course/#event_toggle
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