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Motor Skills

Pharmacy/Pharmacology

Prepare medications; label and package dispensed drugs correctly

Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Read and follow veterinarian's pharmacy orders


X X X X X X

Safely and effectively administer drugs by common parenteral and enteral routes


X X X X

Calculate the correct amount of medication in the prescribed form and administer it by the prescribed route to maximize therapeutic benefits and minimize the potential for adverse effects


X X X X X X

Differentiate between abnormal and normal responses to medication


X X X X X X

Nursing

Demonstrate and perform patient assessment techniques in a variety of animal species


X X X X

Temperature (dog, cat, horse, cow) Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Pulse (dog, cat, horse, cow) Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Respiration (dog, cat, horse, cow) Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X


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Auscultate heart/lungs* (dog, cat, horse, cow)


X X X X

Assess hydration status Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Demonstrate effective and appropriate restraint techniques for various animal species


X X X X X

Properly restrain dogs and cats for procedures


X X X X

Encage and remove small animals from cages


X X X X X

Apply dog muzzle safely Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Apply Elizabethan collar Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Use restraint pole and other restraint aids


X X X X

Halter, tie, and lead horses Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Restrain birds Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Restrain pocket pets and exotics Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes;

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Exams

Restrain cattle and horses Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Apply twitch (horses) Group/Demo

X

Apply bovine tail restraint Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Apply bovine halter Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Restrain sheep and swine Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Load large animals (on trailer) or safely operate a cattle chute

Group/Demo

X

Properly collect diagnostic specimens for analysis (ex: urine, blood, feces, specimens for cytology


X X X X X X

Perform venipuncture: Cephalic (dog, cat) Projects; Lab

Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Jugular (dog, cat, horse, ruminant) Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Saphenous (dog) Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Medial femoral (dog, cat) Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X


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Sublingual (dog) Lab

participation X

Ear (swine, rabbit) Lab Participation

X X

Coccygeal (cow) Lab Participation

X

Anterior vena cava (pig) Video X Collect urine sample: Lab

Participation X X X

Catheterize male and female dog [GROUP]

Lab participation; Demo

X X

Catheterize female cat Lab participation

X

Catheterize male cat [GROUP] Lab participation

X

Collect voided urine sample (small animal)

Lab participation

X

Perform cystocentesis (small animal) [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Catheterize large animal Video X Prepare diagnostic specimens for shipment


X X X X X

Grooming: Demonstrate understanding of therapeutic bathing, basic grooming, and dipping of small animals


X

Trim nails (dogs, cats, birds, exotic/special species)

Lab participation

X X X

Trim hooves (ruminant, horse) Lab Participation; Video

X

Apply equine tail and leg wraps Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Express canine anal sacs Lab participation

X X

Clean and medicate ears (dog, cat) Lab X X


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participation

Clean sheath (horse Group/Demo

X

Perform microchip scanning and implantations

Lab participation

X X

Environmental conditions: implement sanitation procedures for animal holding and housing areas


X X X

Nutrition: Identify common grains and forages Projects; Lab


X X

identify common poisonous plants Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Therapeutics: Administer parenteral medications:

Subcutaneous Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X

Intramuscular Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X

Intradermal Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X

Intraperitoneal Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X

Intramammary (mastitis therapy only) Lab Participation; Demo

X X

Intravenous Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes;

X X X X X X


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Exams

Administer enteral medications X Balling gun (ruminant) Lab

Participation X

Dose syringe (ruminant, pig, horse) Lab Participation

X

Gastric intubation (small animal) [GROUP]

Lab participation

X X X

Hand pilling (dog, cat) Lab participation

X X

Gastric lavage (dog) Lab participation

X

Oral speculum and stomach tube (ruminant)

Lab Participation

X

Nasogastric intubation (small animal, horse)

Lab Participation; Demo

X X X

Administer topical medications (including eye meds)

Lab Participation

X X X X X X

Perform ocular diagnostic tests (including tonometry, fluorescein staining and Schirmer tear test)

Lab participation; exams

X X X

Administer enemas [GROUP] Lab participation

X X

Collect/evaluate skin scrapings Lab Participation

X X X

Fluid therapy: Administer subcutaneous fluids Lab

participation X X X

Place intravenous catheters (cephalic*, saphenous*, jugular


X X X X

Maintain and care for catheters Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Determine/maintain fluid infusion rate Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Monitor patient hydration status Projects; Lab X X X X X X


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Develop familiarity with fluid delivery systems


X X X X X X

Apply and remove bandages and splints


X X X

Remove casts Lab participation

X

Develop understanding of wound management and abscess care


X X X X

Perform physical therapy (hydrotherapy; post-operative; orthopedic; neurological; explain the care of the recumbent patient)

Lab Participation

X X X

Post-operative: Apply emergency splints and bandages Projects; Lab


X X X

Perform critical care: maintain chest, tracheostomy, esophagostomy tubes

Lab participation

X

Blood typing Lab participation; Exams

X X

Give blood transfusions (autotransfusions may be considered)

Lab participation

X

Apply established emergency protocols:

Maintain emergency medical supplies/crash cart

Lab participation

X X X

Perform first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (simulation acceptable)


X

Use resuscitation bag Projects; Lab Participation

X


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Apply emergency splints and bandages Lab participation

X X

Dentistry: Perform routine dental prophylaxis (manual and machine)


X X

Understand client education regarding home care


X X

Float teeth Lab Participation; Demo

X X

Clip teeth Lab participation/Demo

X

Perform routine dental radiographic imaging techniques

Lab Participation; Exams

X X X

Anesthesia: Calculate dosages of appropriate anesthetic-related drugs


X X X X X

Administer anesthetic-related drugs by injection, mask, induction chamber or endotracheal tube


X X X X

Place endotracheal tubes in patients when appropriate


X X

Utilize clinical signs and appropriate equipment to monitor patient status in all stages of anesthetic procedures (e.g., esophageal stethoscope, Doppler, pulse oximeter


X X X X

Evaluate patient and implement and evaluate pain management protocols

Projects; Lab Participation

X X X X


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Recognize and respond appropriately to patients in compromised states


X X X X

Perform appropriate resuscitation procedures as needed (e.g., calculate and administer appropriate anesthetic antagonists and emergency drugs as directed


X X X X

Complete controlled substance log* (does not need to be official controlled substance log; mock logs may be utilized


X X X X X

Patient Management: Properly identify patients and surgical procedures


X X X X

Prepare surgical site using appropriate aseptic techniques


X X X X

Patient assessment: X Organize medical records/consent forms Lab

Participation; Projects

X X X

Review pre-operative evaluation Lab Participation; Projects

X X X X

Evaluate current patient status Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Coordinate anesthesia Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Position patient for common procedures

Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes;

X X X


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Exams

Provide surgical assistance: Demonstrate proper operating room conduct and asepsis


X X X

Assist with care of exposed tissues and organs

Lab Participation

X X

Properly pass instruments and supplies

Lab Participation

X X X

Operate and maintain suction and cautery machines

Lab participation

X

Understand the principles of operation and maintenance of fiber optic equipment

Lab participation

X

Keep operative records Lab participation

X X X

Perform basic suturing techniques Lab participation; exams

X X X

Coordinate pain management with the anesthesia/surgical team


X X X

Provide post-operative care: Pain managment Projects; Lab


X X X X

Fluid therapy Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Adequate nutrition Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Wound management Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Bandaging Projects; Lab X X X


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Discharge instructions Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Suture removal Lab Participation

X X X

Prepare surgical instruments and supplies


X

Prepare gowns, masks, gloves, and drapes


X

Operate and maintain autoclaves Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Sterilize instruments and supplies using appropriate methods


X X

Identify and know proper use for instruments


X X X

Identify common suture materials, types, and sizes


X X X X

Provide operating room sanitation and care


X X X

Maintain proper operating room conduct and asepsis


X X X

Perform post-surgical clean-up (e.g., equipment, instruments, room, proper

Lab Participation

X X X


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disposal of hazardous medical waste)

Equipment/facility management: Maintain and operate anesthetic delivery and monitoring equipment: pulse oximeter; esophageal stethoscope


X X

Electrocardiograph (recognize abnormal rhythms/audible sounds, properly apply leads)


X X

Anesthetic machines, including rebreathing systems, non-rebreathing systems, induction chambers and masks


X

Endotracheal tubes Lab participation; exams

X X X

Resuscitation bag Lab participation; exams

X X

Scavenging systems Lab participation; exams

X

Oxygen sources Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Respiratory monitors Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Blood pressure monitoring devices Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Laryngoscopes Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Ventilator Lab participation

X X X

Defibrillator Lab participation

X

Laboratory Procedures:


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Specimen Management:

Properly package, handle and store specimens for laboratory analysis.


X X X X X X

Prepare specimens for diagnostic analysis


X X X X X

Select and maintain laboratory equipment


X X

Implement quality control measures [GROUP]


X X

Ensure safety of patients, clients and staff


X X X X X X

Specimen analysis: Properly carry out analysis of laboratory specimens.


X X X X

Perform urinalysis: Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Determine physical properties (e.g., color, clarity, specific gravity)


X X

Test chemical properties Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Examine and identify sediment Lab participation

X

Perform CBC: Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X


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Hemoglobin Lab

participation; exams

X X

Packed Cell Voume Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Total Protein Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

White cell count Lab participation; Exams

X X

Red cell count Lab participation; exams

X X

Perform microscopic exam of blood film:

Prepare film and stain using a variety of techniques


X

Perform leukocyte differential – normal vs abnormal

Lab participation

X

Evaluate erythrocyte morphology – normal vs abnormal

Lab participation

X

Estimate platelet numbers Lab participation

X

Calculate absolute values Lab participation; exams

X

Correct white blood cell counts for nucleated cells


X

Calculate hematologic indices Lab participation

X

Coagulation tests – perform one of the following [GROUP]: buccal mucosal bleeding time; activated clotting time (ACT); prothrombin time (PT); partial thromboplastin time (PTT); fibrinogen


X X


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assay.

Perform blood chemistry tests (BUN, glucose, common enzymes)


X X

Perform serologic test (ELISA, slide/card agglutinations)


X X X X

Identify blood parasites: Dirofilaria sp/Dipetalonema sp – antigen kit, direct, filter, Knotts


X X X X

Hemotropic Mycoplasma sp (formerly Haemobartonella sp)


X X

Anaplasma Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Babesia sp Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Trypanosoma sp Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Eperythrozoan sp Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Ehrlichia sp Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Perform parasitologic procedures for external parasites and identify:


X X X X

Mites Projects; Lab X X X X


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Lice Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Ticks Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Fleas Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Flies Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Perform diagnostics procedures for parasites:

Antigen kit, direct, filter Knotts Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Floatation solution preparation Lab participation

X X

Fecal flotations Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Fecal sedimentations Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Direct smears Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Centrifugation with flotation Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X


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Adhesive tape retrieval of pinworm ova Lab

participation X X

Identify common parasitic forms: Nematodes; Trematodes; Cestodes; Protozoa


X

Perform coprologic tests Lab participation

X

Perform microbiologic procedures/evaluations:

Collect representative samples Lab participation

Culture bacteria and perform sensitivity tests

Lab participation

Identify common animal pathogens using commercially available media and reagents [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Collect milk samples and conduct mastitis testing (CMT)

Lab participation

X

Perform common biochemical tests [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Perform staining procedures Lab participation; exams

X X

Culture and identify common dermatophytes


X

Perform cytologic evaluation Assist in collecting, preparing and evaluating transudate, exudate, and cytologic speciments (joint, cerebrospinal, airway, body cavity)


X

Perform fine needle tissue aspirates and impression smear preparation (differentiate benign vs malignant)


X

Prepare and stain bone marrow speciments

Lab participation

X

Collect, prepare, and evaluate ear cytology


X


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Colect, prepare, and evaluate canine vaginal smears [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Evaluate semen Lab participation

X

Understand timing and types of pregnancy test kits


X

Assist with artificial insemination Video/Lab participation

X

Perform necropsy procedures: Perform a postmortem examination or dissection on non-preserved animal [GROUP]

Lab participation

X X

Collect samples, store and ship according to laboratory protocols [GROUP]

Lab participation

X X

Explain how to handle rabies suspects and samples safely


X X

Handle disposal of dead animals Lab participation

X X

Perform humane euthanasia procedures

Lab participation; projects

X

Given the characteristics of the patient, the specimen submitted and the results of the analysis, the veterinary technician will be able to recognize accurate vs. erroneous results in order to provide maximum diagnostic benefit.


X X X X X

Given the laboratory specimen collected and characteristics of the patient, the veterinary technician will determine appropriate methodology and carry out analytical procedures necessary to provide accurate and precise diagnostic information.


X X X X

Having determined the accuracy of analytical results, the veterinary technician will work with the veterinarian to determine if a need exists for additional


X X X


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laboratory tests that will provide useful diagnostic information

IMAGING: Safely and effectively produce diagnostic radiographic and non-radiographic images.


X X X

Implement and observe recommended radiation safety measures


X X X

Implement radiographic quality control measures


X X

Develop and properly utilize radiographic technique charts


X

Position dogs, cats, horses, and birds for radiographic studies [Birds only GROUP]


X X X

Demonstrate and understanding of the modifications of diagnostic imaging techniques as they apply to mice, rats, guinea pigs, lizards, and amphibians


X

Utilize radiographic equipment to expose radiograph film (dental, stationary* and portable units*)


X X X

Process exposed films to create diagnostic radiographic images (automatic*, hand, and digital processing)


X X X

Label, file, and store film Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Complete radiographic logs, reports, files and records


X X X


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Exams

Perform radiographic contrast studies (perform one of the following [GROUP]: GI Series, Pneumocystogram, Intravenous urogram, Other)

Lab participation/Demo

X

Perform radiographic techniques utilized in screening for canine hip dysplasia [GROUP]


X

Demonstrate proper maintenance of radiographic equipment, including recognition of faulty equipment operation.


X X

Use ultrasonography equipment Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Use endoscopic equipment Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Critical Thinking

Hospital Procedures, Laws/Ethics, and Communication

Utilizes appropriate veterinary medical terminology and abbreviations


X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Utilizes traditional and electronic media Lab participation; Projects

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Recognize and respond to veterinary medical emergencies


X X X X X X X

Be familiar with veterinary on-line services


X X X X X X X X


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Recognize roles of appropriate regulatory agencies


X X X X X X X

Communicates in a professional manner (written, oral, non-verbal, electronic)



Understands the concept of team dynamic

Lab participation; Projects

X X X X X X X X X X X

Understand the principles of sanitation and nosocomial infections as they pertain to different areas of a veterinary facility


X X X X X X X X X

Recognizes the legality of a veterinary-client-patient relationship


X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Recognize/understand applicable laws and profession’s ethical codes


X X X X X X X X X X X X

Understands/observes legal boundaries of veterinary health care team members


X X X X X X X X X X

Demonstrates a commitment to high quality patient care



Respects/protects the confidentiality of client and patient information



Pharmacy and Pharmacology

Recognize groups of drugs, their mechanisms, and clinically relevant side effects


X X X X X X X X

Recognize the safe and effective manner Projects; Lab Participation

X X X


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in which vaccines must be administered; recognize and explain common side effects

; Quizzes; Exams

Explain appropriate routes and methods and when used for drugs administered by parenteral and enteral routes


X X X X X X X

Demonstrate understanding of controlled substance regulations


X X X X X

Demonstrate compliance with regulations governing prescription drugs versus over-the-counter drugs


X X X X X

Demonstrate compliance with all federal regulatory guidelines for drug purchase, storage, administration, withdrawal, dispensing , disposal, and inventory control (biologics, therapeutic agents, pesticides, hazardous waste)


X X X X X X

Understand/differentiate between abnormal and normal responses to medication


X X X X X X X X X

Relay drug information to clients (handling, storage, administration, side-effects, drug interactions, safety, reasons for use of drug)


X X X

Nursing: Recognize common domestic animal species and breeds


X X X X X X

Describe and use common animal identification methods


X X X X

Demonstrate understanding of permanent identification


X X


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Exams

Understand and demonstrate husbandry, nutrition, therapeutic and dentistry techniques appropriate to various animal species


X X X X X X X

Demonstrate understanding of breeding/reproduction techniques


X X X

Demonstrate understanding of care of orphan animals

Lab participation; Projects

X X X

Demonstrate understanding of nursing care of newborns


X X X X

Nutrition: Understand life stage energy and nutrient requirements of well animals (dog, cat, horse, cow)


X X X X X

Understand key nutritional factors in disease conditions


X X X X X

Be familiar with therapeutic foods Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Identify common grains and forages Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Understand current developments in nutritional supplements and additives including benefits and potential toxicities


X X X X X

Understand and identify substances that when ingested result in toxicity:


X X X X X X

Identify common poisonous plants Lab Participation

X X X


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; Projects

Be familiar with substances (organic and inorganic) that cause toxicity


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Develop and communicate hospital nutrition protocols

Lab Participation

; Projects

X X

Therapeutics: Explain care of recumbent patient Projects; Lab

Participation; Quizzes;

Exams

X X X X

Apply established emergency protocols Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Maintain emergency medical supplies/crash cart

Lab Participation

X X X

Anesthesia: Safely and effectively manage patients in all phases of anesthetic procedures


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Surgical Nursing: Understand and integrate all aspects of patient management for common surgical procedures in a variety of animal species


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

It is essential that technicians have knowledge of routine surgical procedures and related equipment, including surgeries in these categories:


; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Ovariohysterectomy – dogs and cats Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X

Cesarean section - all common species Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Orchiectomy - all common species Projects; Lab X X


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Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

Tail docking Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X

Onychectomy – dogs and cats Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X

Laparotomies - all common species Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Dystocias in common species Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Dehorning - cattle and goats Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X

Prolapsed organs - common types, species, and incidence


; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Patient management: Understand and integrate all aspects of patient management for common surgical procedures in a variety of animal species.


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Patient assessment: Organize medical records/consent forms Projects; Lab

Participation X X X X X

Review pre-operative evaluation Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Evaluate current patient status Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X


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Coordinate anesthesia Projects; Lab


Exams

X X X X

Position patient for common procedures Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Provide post-operative care: Pain management Projects; Lab


Exams

X X X X

Fluid therapy Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Adequate nutrition Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Wound management Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

bandaging Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Discharge instructions Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X


X X X

Procedural management: Understand and provide the appropriate instruments, supplies and


; Quizzes;

X X X


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environment to maintain asepsis during surgical procedures

Exams



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Perform post-surgical clean-up (e.g., equipment, instruments, room, proper disposal of hazardous medical waste)

Lab Participation

X X X


Specimen Management: Properly package, handle and store specimens for laboratory analysis.


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

IMAGING


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Safely and effectively produce diagnostic radiographic and non-radiographic images.


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Develop and properly utilize radiographic technique charts [GROUP]


; Quizzes; Exams

X

Position dogs, cats, horses, and birds for radiographic studies [Birds only GROUP]


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Demonstrate an understanding of the modifications of diagnostic imaging techniques as they apply to mice, rats, guinea pigs, lizards, and amphibians


; Quizzes; Exams

X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Process exposed films to create diagnostic radiographic images (automatic*, hand, and digital processing)


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Label, file, and store film Projects; Lab Participation

; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Perform radiographic contrast studies – perform one of the following [GROUP]: GI Series,

Lab participation

/Demo

X


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Pneumocystogram, Intravenous urogram, Other

Perform radiographic techniques utilized in screening for canine hip dysplasia [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Demonstrate proper maintenance of radiographic equipment, including recognition of faulty equipment operation

Lab participation

X X

Use ultrasonography equipment Lab Participation

X X

Use endoscopic equipment Lab Participation

X

Clinical Application

Hospital Procedures, Laws/Ethics, and Communication

Participates in facility management by utilizing effective communication (according to client, patient, and facility needs)


; Quizzes; Exams


Schedule appointments (in person, on phone)

Lab Participation

X X X

Admit, Discharge, Triage (in person, on phone)


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Create/maintain client/patient records

Lab Participation

X X X X X

Develop computer skills Lab participation

; Projects; Quizzes


Be able to utilize common management software programs

Lab participation

, Projects

X X

Create/maintain logs in compliance with regulatory guidelines (radiography, surgery, anesthesia, laboratory,


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X X X


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controlled substances)

Manage Inventory Control Lab participation

; Projects

X

Competently file medical records and reports

Lab Participation

X X X X X

Establishes/maintains appropriate sanitation and nosocomial protocols for a veterinary facility (patient, laboratory area)


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X X X X

Handle routine financial transactions Lab participation

; Projects

X

Utilizes the concept of team dynamic and interpersonal skills to facilitate professional communication and maintain appropriate veterinary-client-patient relationship


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X X X X X X X

Follows/upholds applicable laws and the veterinary technology profession’s ethical codes to provide high quality care to patients


; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X X X X

Interacts professionally with clients and fellow staff members


X X X X X X X X X

Demonstrate telephone etiquette Lab participation

X X X

Develop and provide client education in a clear and accurate manner at a level the client understands (oral, written, educational handouts)



Apply crisis intervention/grief management skills with clients

Lab participation

X X X X

Demonstrates a commitment to high quality patient care




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Taking into account the patient, client, staff and circumstances, the veterinary technician will effectively and accurately acquire and convey information utilizing an appropriate communication mode.



Pharmacy/Pharmacology:

Monitor therapeutic responses Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Accurately record medical information Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X X

Demonstrate compliance with all federal regulatory guidelines for drug purchase, storage, administration, withdrawal, dispensing, disposal, and inventory control (e.g., biologics and therapeutic agents, pesticides, and hazardous wastes)


X X X X X X

Accurately dispense and explain prescribed drugs to clients


X X X X X

Given a drug order, properly prepare medications for dispensing / including performing accurate calculations

Lab Participation / Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient, the instructions of the veterinarian and the medication to be used, the veterinary technician will (1) accurately calculate and dispense the correct form and dose of medication and (2) communicate necessary client information in order to maximize safety, compliance with


X X X X X


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prescribed therapy and successful treatment of the patient. The veterinary technician should also be proficient at performing inventory control procedures.

Demonstrate compliance with regulations governing prescription drugs versus over-the-counter drugs


X

Nursing:

Obtain a thorough patient history Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient, the veterinary technician will safely and efficiently obtain subjective and objective patient data that will allow accurate evaluation of the patient's physical status with minimum stress and maximum safety


X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient, the veterinary technician will implement appropriate husbandry techniques to enhance wellness and reduce risk of disease, injury and stress.


X X X X X

Nutrition:

Given the characteristics of the patient, the veterinary technician will understand appropriate and inappropriate dietary components for various life stages and therapeutic regimens (e.g., therapeutic foods) in order to promote optimal health, enhance recovery and manage chronic disease conditions. The veterinary technician will also explain nutritional recommendations to clients and reinforce owner compliance.


X X X X

Therapeutics:

Given the directions of the veterinarian and the characteristics of the patient, the veterinary technician will carry out


X X X X


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appropriate therapeutic techniques in order to achieve maximum health benefits for the patient

Exams

Dentistry:

Given the characteristics of the patient, the veterinary technician will recognize a patient's dental health status and perform techniques, as prescribed by a veterinarian, appropriate to the species and its condition in order to promote and maintain dental health


X X X X

Anesthesia:

Given the characteristics of the anesthetic patient and the procedure being performed, the veterinary technician will work with the veterinarian to:

Assess the patient's risk status and determine appropriate anesthetic and perianesthetic protocols to provide effective pain management and maximum anesthetic safety and effectiveness.


X X X X X

Choose and utilize appropriate techniques and equipment to accurately and effectively monitor the patient's ongoing status before, during and after anesthesia to provide for adequate anesthesia, analgesia and a safe recovery


X X X

Equipment/facility management

Given the characteristics of the anesthetic instruments and equipment being used, the veterinary technician will recognize and respond appropriately to equipment malfunctions or inappropriate equipment setup in order to ensure proper function and provide maximum benefit to the patient.

Lab participation; exam

X

Given the requirements of the anesthetic protocol, the veterinary technician will select, evaluate and adjust equipment to ensure proper function and provided maximum benefit to the patient

Lab participation; exam

X


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Surgical Nursing:

Students must have participated in surgeries in these categories:

X X

Ovariohysterectomy – dog, cat Lab participation; projects

X

Orchiectomy - dog*, cat* and other common species

Lab Participation; Projects

X X

Patient Management:

Understand and integrate all aspects of patient management for common surgical procedures in a variety of animal species


X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the veterinary technician will use medical records and patient Identification methods to assure that the patient and scheduled procedures are correct.

Lab Participation

X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the veterinary technician will obtain the patient's vital signs, note any specific physical abnormalities, ensure pre-surgical tests have been completed and report the patient assessment to the veterinarian.


X X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the veterinary technician will identify the appropriate area of hair to be removed and select appropriate methods to reduce microbial flora on the skin in the area of surgical site in order to decrease the chance of surgical wound contamination.

Lab participation; Project

X X X X X

Patient assessment: Organize medical records/consent forms Projects; Lab


X X X X


BIO 215

VET 102

VET 103

VET 104

VET 110

VET 112

VET203

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VET 205

VET 207

VET 216

VET 214

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Exams

Review pre-operative evaluation Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Evaluate current patient status Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Coordinate anesthesia Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Position patients for common procedures Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the veterinary technician will position the patient appropriately to provide maximum convenience for the surgeon and maximum safety and benefit for the patient.


X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the veterinary technician will understand and utilize appropriate aseptic techniques to assist operative personnel in order to provide maximum safety and benefit to the patient.


X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the veterinary technician will assure that anesthetic and post-operative pain management protocols are appropriate to provide maximum safety and benefit to the patient.


X X X X



X X X X

Provide post-operative care:


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Pain managment Projects; Lab


X X X

Fluid therapy Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Adequate nutrition Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Wound management Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

bandaging Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Discharge instructions Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X


X X



X X X



X X X



X X X



X X X

Perform post-surgical clean-up (e.g., Lab X X X X


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equipment, instruments, room, proper disposal of hazardous medical waste)

Participation

Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the veterinary technician will properly select, wrap and sterilize appropriate instruments and supplies and prepare and maintain the surgical environment to ensure maximum safety and benefit to the patient.


X X X


Specimen Management: Properly package, handle and store specimens for laboratory analysis.


X X X X X X



X X X X X X



X X X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the requested analysis, the veterinary technician will properly prepare, handle and submit appropriate samples for diagnostic analysis in order to ensure maximum accuracy of results.


X X X X X X

Given the characteristics of laboratory instruments and equipment, the veterinary technician will determine proper maintenancy and quality control procedurs necessary to ensure accurate results.


X X



X X X X


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Exams

Perform urinalysis: Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Determine physical properties (e.g., color, clarity, specific gravity)


X X

Test chemical properties Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Examine and identify sediment Lab participation

X

Perform CBC: Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Hemoglobin Lab participation; exams

X X

Packed Cell Voume Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

Total Protein Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X X

White cell count Lab participation; Exams

X X

Red cell count Lab participation; exams

X X

Perform microscopic exam of blood film:

Prepare film and stain using a variety of techniques


X

Perform leukocyte differential – normal vs Lab X


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abnormal participation

Evaluate erythrocyte morphology – normal vs abnormal

Lab participation

X

Estimate platelet numbers Lab participation

X

Calculate absolute values Lab participation; exams

X

Correct white blood cell counts for nucleated cells


X

Calculate hematologic indices Lab participation

X

Coagulation tests – perform one of the following [GROUP]: buccal mucosal bleeding time; activated clotting time (ACT); prothrombin time (PT); partial thromboplastin time (PTT); fibrinogen assay.


X X

Perform blood chemistry tests (BUN, glucose, common enzymes)


X X

Perform serologic test (ELISA, slide/card agglutinations)


X X X

Identify blood parasites: Dirofilaria sp/Dipetalonema sp – antigen kit, direct, filter, Knotts


X X X X

Hemotropic Mycoplasma sp (formerly Haemobartonella sp)


X

Anaplasma Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Babesia sp Projects; Lab Participation

X


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; Quizzes; Exams

Trypanosoma sp Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Eperythrozoan sp Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Ehrlichia sp Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Perform parasitologic procedures for external parasites and identify:


X X

Mites Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Lice Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Ticks Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Fleas Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X

Flies Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X

Perform diagnostics procedures for parasites:

Antigen kit, direct, filter Knotts Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes;

X X X X


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Exams

Floatation solution preparation Lab participation

X

Fecal flotations Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Fecal sedimentations Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Direct smears Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Centrifugation with flotation Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X

Adhesive tape retrieval of pinworm ova

Lab participation

X X

Identify common parasitic forms: Nematodes; Trematodes; Cestodes; Protozoa


X

Perform coprologic tests Lab participation

X

Perform microbiologic procedures/evaluations:

Collect representative samples Lab participation

Culture bacteria and perform sensitivity tests

Lab participation

Identify common animal pathogens using commercially available media and reagents [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Collect milk samples and conduct mastitis testing (CMT)

Lab participation

X

Perform common biochemical tests [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Perform staining procedures Lab X X


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participation; exams

Culture and identify common dermatophytes


X

Perform cytologic evaluation Assist in collecting, preparing and evaluating transudate, exudate, and cytologic speciments (joint, cerebrospinal, airway, body cavity)


X

Perform fine needle tissue aspirates and impression smear preparation (differentiate benign vs malignant)


X

Prepare and stain bone marrow speciments

Lab participation

X

Collect, prepare, and evaluate ear cytology


X X X

Colect, prepare, and evaluate canine vaginal smears [GROUP]

Lab participation

X

Evaluate semen Lab participation

X

Understand timing and types of pregnancy test kits


X

Assist with artificial insemination Video/Lab participation

X

Perform necropsy procedures: Perform a postmortem examination or dissection on non-preserved animal [GROUP]

Lab participation

X X

Collect samples, store and ship according to laboratory protocols [GROUP]

Lab participation

X X

Explain how to handle rabies suspects and samples safely


X X

Handle disposal of dead animals Lab participation

X

Perform humane euthanasia procedures

Lab participation

X


BIO 215

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; projects

Given the characteristics of the patient, the specimen submitted and the results of the analysis, the veterinary technician will be able to recognize accurate vs. erroneous results in order to provide maximum diagnostic benefit.


X X X X X

Given the laboratory specimen collected and characteristics of the patient, the veterinary technician will determine appropriate methodology and carry out analytical procedures necessary to provide accurate and precise diagnostic information.


X X X X

Having determined the accuracy of analytical results, the veterinary technician will work with the veterinarian to determine if a need exists for additional laboratory tests that will provide useful diagnostic information


X X

IMAGING:

Safely and effectively produce diagnostic radiographic and non-radiographic images.


X X X

Given the characteristic of the patient and the radiographic study that has been requested, the veterinary technician will properly (1) prepare radiographic and darkroom equipment, (2) measure and position animals using topographic landmarks, (3) choose an appropriate radiographic technique to minimize the need for repeat exposures (4) produce the latent image, (5) process the exposed film, (6) analyze the final radiograph for quality in order to provide maximum diagnostic benefit.


X X X

Given a radiograph, the veterinary Projects; Lab X X X


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technician will be able to determine if the image is of diagnostic quality. If the image is not diagnostic, the veterinary technician will be able to offer options to correct deficiencies in order to provide maximum diagnostic benefit and minimize personnel radiation exposure from unnecessary repeat exposures


Given knowledge of the health risks associated with radiographic procedures and effective safety procedures, the veterinary technician will exercise professional judgement to minimize risks to personnel and patients during radiographic procedures to ensure safety.


X X X

Given the characteristics of the patient and the non-radiographic imaging study that has been requested, the veterinary technician will properly (1) prepare the imaging site and equipment and (2) position patients appropriately for the study being conducted


X X X



X X X



X X

Position dogs, cats, horses, and birds for radiographic studies


X X X



X X X

Process exposed films to create Projects; Lab X X X


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diagnostic radiographic images (automatic*, hand, and digital processing)


Label, file, and store film Projects; Lab Participation; Quizzes; Exams

X X X



X X X X

Use ultrasonography equipment Lab Participation

X X

Use endoscopic equipment Lab Participation

X


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Key: Courses are listed from left to right as the probable order taken by an individual student, rather than in numerical order. VET-102 Introduction to Veterinary Technology 1 VET-103 Veterinary Medical Terminology 1 BIO-215 Vertebrate Anatomy and Physiology II 4 VET-104 Research Animal Technology 3 VET-110 Nutrition and Principles of Feeding 2 VET-112 Veterinary Pharmacology 3 VET-203 Veterinary Nursing I 3 VET-204 Veterinary Dental Techniques 3 VET-205 Clinical Laboratory Procedures I 3 VET-207 Diagnostic Imaging 3 VET-214 Veterinary Nursing II 3 VET-217 Clinical Laboratory Procedures II 3 VET-216 Veterinary Office Management 2 VET-219 Surgical Assistance and Anesthesia 3 VET-218 Farm Animal Nursing 3

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