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Bird Basics Teaching Module
Clinical Topic: Anatomy-Physiology Nutrition Supportive Care Zoonotic Concerns-Public HealthTaxonomy: Avian Parrot
Parrot Anatomy Basics
Clinical Topic: Anatomy-PhysiologyTaxonomy: African grey Amazon Avian Cockatiel Cockatoo Eclectus Lory & Lorikeet Macaw Parakeet Parrot
Avian Anatomy Basics
Clinical Topic: Anatomy-Physiology Cardiovascular Dermatology Endocrinology Gastroenterology Hematology Hepatology Immunology Musculoskeletal Nephrology Neurology Ophthalmology Reproduction RespiratoryTaxonomy: Avian Fowl Parrot Passerine Pigeon or Dove Raptor Rhamphastidae Waterfowl
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Clinical Topic:Taxonomy: Avian
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Lorenzo Crosta med vet, PhD, GP Cert (Exotic Animal), DECZM, EBVS
In 2019, Lorenzo Crosta was named the T.J. Lafeber Avian Practitioner of the Year. Dr. Crosta earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Milan in 1989. From 1990-1999, he worked in private practice in Milan, before serving as the Veterinary Director of Loro Parque in Tenerife, Spain from 2000 to 2005. Dr. Crosta also served as the Consulting Veterinarian to the Brazilian Government for the Spix’s and Lear’s Macaws Recovery Program from 2000-2014. After Loro Parque, Lorenzo returned to his homeland where he earned a Ph.D in Veterinary Clinical Sciences from the University of Turin in 2009…
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Avian Neonatology and Pediatrics
This live webinar was presented by Lorenzo Crosta, med Vet, PhD, DECZM, EBVS European Veterinary Specialist in Zoo Health Management. The objective of this presentation was to assist the exotic animal practitioner, with little or no experience in avian neonatology and pediatrics. This presentation discussed the logical diagnostic plan in the young bird. The approach to common pediatric conditions, ranging from developmental and orthopedic problems to common traumatic injuries and infectious diseases, was also explored. Practical clinical examples were presented.
Reptile Venipuncture Teaching Module
Hematology and biochemistry results serve as an important part of the minimum database for all veterinary patients. Use three videos on blood collection in lizards, snakes, and chelonians (or text with still images) plus one slideshow on general principles to better understand reptile venipuncture and to improve your ability to obtain a clinically useful sample. This teaching module is approved for 1 hour of continuing credit for veterinarians and veterinary technicians by the American Association of Veterinary State Boards Registry of Approved Continuing Education.