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CA3 in the NE, would love to spend a few weeks at a zoo or other animal hospital and see how anesthesia varies among species. Any thoughts?
No vet school associated, any contacts at your old place you can PM me?My previous job had a veterinary anesthesiology residency in the veterinary school. I had the opportunity to help out on a sick great ape. Check w your vet school
Yeah, those sound about right. I believe I saw them one aisle over from the horse dewormer which I was definitely buying because I definitely have a friend whose horse is definitely in need of deworming.. Propoflo, for example, and Dexdomidor or something like that.
Sure. Probably could pick up some fish tank cleaner the next aisle over. A lot of times, it seems like if you have wormy horses you’ve got… dirty fish tanks too.Yeah, those sound about right. I believe I saw them one aisle over from the horse dewormer which I was definitely buying because I definitely have a friend whose horse is definitely in need of deworming.
Sure. Probably could pick up some fish tank cleaner the next aisle over. A lot of times, it seems like if you have wormy horses you’ve got… dirty fish tanks too.
In all seriousness, although I’ve never seen them used, there are some ketamine analogues used in veterinary medicine that might be used in humans some day. I think alphaxalone was tried in humans, but people found it unpleasant.
If you do an away rotation in Alabama or Mississippi you can probably get some experience anesthetizing hippopotamuses.
I especially enjoyed meeting the cousin-wife on a somewhat frequent basis.If you do an away rotation in Alabama or Mississippi you can probably get some experience anesthetizing hippopotamuses.
I especially enjoyed meeting the cousin-wife on a somewhat frequent basis.
How can you tell the toothbrush was invented in Kentucky.Reminds me of a joke told to me by one of our nurses who is from Kentucky.
“Why is it so hard to be a forensic pathologist in Kentucky?”
“Because there are no dental records and all the DNA is the same.”
Cornell's Veterinary School has an Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine Department. Faculty by SpecialtyCA3 in the NE, would love to spend a few weeks at a zoo or other animal hospital and see how anesthesia varies among species. Any thoughts?