How to Perform Abdominocentesis
Video Coming soon! Diagnostic Abdominocentesis Diagnostic abdominocentesis (obtaining a sample of the abdominal fluid for testing) is quickly and easily accomplished using ultrasound-guidance, a...
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What pericardial effusion looks like (with ultrasound)
In this video, we show what pericardial effusion looks like using ultrasound. The fluid can be seen as a large halo of dark fluid a...
Thoracic Glide Sign- What Does It Look Like?
In this video we show the thoracic glide sign looks like on scanning ultrasound of the chest cavity. The glide sign is used to rule...
How to Use Point of Care Tests in the Vet ER
In this video, we will demonstrate how to use STAT Point of Care Tests in the Vet ER: Coming soon! STAT "Point of Care Tests:...
How to Place an IV catheter and Collect Baseline Blood Samples
Video coming soon! In a true emergency, every second counts. There are a couple shortcuts that you can take to help you complete the...
How to Perform Cystocentesis
In this video we demonstrate how to perform cystocentesis. Cystocentesis is the collection of a sterile urine sample directly from the urinary bladder using a...
How to Perform a Focused Ultrasound for Cavitary Effusion
Video and more detailed explanation coming soon! Overview and Considerations: Focused ultrasound for effusion: part of the routine assessment of emergency patients. A quick ultrasound...
How to Perform Thoracocentesis for Pneumothorax or Pleural Effusion (Dog)
In this video, we demonstrate how to perform thoracocentesis (a.k.a thoracentesis) in a dog with pneumothorax. The dog in this video sustained motor vehicle trauma...
How to Perform Urethral Catheterization in a Blocked Cat
In this video, we demonstrate step-by-step how to perform urethral catheterization to alleviate urethral obstruction in a blocked cat. PLEASE NOTE: the patient must first...
CPR Training Exercise For Vet Students and Techs
This is our CPR practice drill. The background beat track is 110 bpm, and the breath track is 10 bpm (one every 5-6 seconds), so...