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Lunch included with Multidisciplinary Review purchase (VET OR TECH) Sponsored by:

8:00am

12:00pm

011

7:30AMVenous Function-Hansen

8:30AMAdverse Effects of Fluids-Silverstein

9:30AM BREAK

9:45AMCore Concepts for Study Design-Burkitt Creedon

10:45AMThrombosis-Guillaumin

021T

7:30AMTo Clot or Not to Clot? Coagulation Disorders-Yagi

8:30AMOncological Emergencies-Cassibry

9:30AM BREAK

9:45AMWhat Goes in Must Come Out! The Urinary System-Brashear

10:45AMChoosing the Right Tube: Nutritional Support and Feeding Tube Placement for the Critically Ill Patient-Baldwin

031T

8:00AM-12:00PM

Challenging IM Cases in the ER-Rudloff-Kerl

041

8:00AM-12:00PM

How to Get Out of Your Own Way to Become a High Achieving Leader-Lacroix

051

8:00AM-12:00PM

So Many Tubes, So Few Holes-Grave-Hanson-Paixao-M Edwards-Elias-O’Dwyer

MULTIDISCIPLINARY REVIEW

MULTIDISCIPLINARY REVIEW SPECIAL CASES LEADERSHIP

DEVELOPMENTLIMITED

ENROLLMENTVETERINARIAN TECHNICIAN

TENNESSEE B RYMAN BALLROOM C RYMAN BALLROOM A RYMAN STUDIO Q RYMAN STUDIO H

1:30pm

5:30pm

014

1:15PMGlucose Homeostasis-Koenig

2:15PMHemodynamic Coherence-Dechant

3:15PM Break

3:30PMHepatic Encephalopathy-Lynch

4:30PMTransfusion Medicine-Holowaychuk

024T

1:15PMPharmacology of GI Drugs-O’Dwyer

2:15PMEverything You Ever Wanted to Know About Electrolytes-Randels-Thorpe

3:15PM Break

3:30PMA Toxin, a Metabolite, and an Antidote Walk into a Bar: Who Hooks Up With Who?-Backus

4:30PMMusculoskeletal-O’Dwyer

034T

1:30-2:30PM

Implementing an Emergency Triage Plan-Baldwin

044

1:30-5:30PM

Why Does it Sound Easy to Become a Great Leader in the Classroom, But Prove to Be Diffi cult in Practice?-Page-Jones

054T

1:30-2:30PM

Interpreting Coagulation Tests-de Laforcade

035T

2:45-3:45PM

Assessment of the Anemic Patient-Baldwin

055T

2:45-3:45PM

Approach to Treating the Bleeding Patient-de Laforcade

036T

4:00-5:00PM

Monitoring the Critically Ill-Baldwin

056T

4:00-5:00PM

Identifying and Managing Hypoglycemia-Koenig


MULTIDISCIPLINARY REVIEW TECHNICIAN LEADERSHIP

DEVELOPMENT FUNDAMENTALSVETERINARIAN TECHNICIAN

TENNESSEE B RYMAN BALLROOM C RYMAN STUDIO L RYMAN STUDIO Q WASHINGTON B

Fee: $125 Fee: $95

Fee: $125 Fee: $95

Fee: $180Limit: 36

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061

8:00AM-12:00PM

Basic and Advanced Regional Anesthesia Dry Lab-Griffenhagen-Congdon-Read-Looney-Vigani

071.1

8:00AM-12:00PM

Endoscopy Wet Lab-Willard-Whittemore-Olin-Seshadri-Sessions-Waugh

071.2

8:00AM-12:00PM

Advanced Anesthesia Monitoring Wet Lab-da Cunha

LIMITEDENROLLMENT LAB LAB

RYMAN STUDIO J OFF SITE OFF SITE

064

1:30-2:30PM

Opioids: Things They Didn’t Teach You in Vet School-Pascoe

074

1:30-5:30PM

Advanced Anesthesia Monitoring Dry Lab-Garcia-Pereira-Allweiler-da Cunha-Pypendop

084

1:30-5:30PM

Basic and Advanced Regional Anesthesia Wet Lab-Griffenhagen-Congdon-Read-Looney-Vigani-Hector-Hess

065

2:45-3:45PM

Natural ‘drugs’ for Your Pain Management Toolbox-Wright

066

4:00-5:00PM

Sick of Pain: Options for Pain Management in Hospitalized Patients-Hansen

IVAPM REVIEW LIMITEDENROLLMENT LAB

VECCSPERT

RYMAN BALLROOM A RYMAN STUDIO J OFF SITE

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Fee: $190Limit: 32

Fee: $500Limit: 18

Fee: $270Limit: 5

Fee: $180Limit: 32

WED

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ACVAA MEMBER RESIDENT


8:00AM – 5:00PM

TECHNICIAN LUNCH12:15 – 1:15PM

Sponsored by

ACVECC MENTORS1:30-2:30PM

Challenges associated with resident training programs -Drs. Guillaumin & Dallap

2:45-3:45PMWhat does an ECC

Diplomate do?-Drs. Fletcher & Shaw

4:00-5:00PMThe Resident-Mentor

Relationship: What each should expect from

the other?-Drs. Smarick & Mann

VECCS/VECCF JOB FAIR

4:00 – 7:00PM

POSTER ABSTRACT VIEWING

4:00 – 7:00PMMODERATED POSTER

DISCUSSIONS5:30 - 6:30PM

Sponsored by

ACVAA RESIDENT RECEPTION

7:00 – 8:30PMSponsored by

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PRESIDENTIAL LOBBY

TENNESSEE FOYER

HERMITAGE D

MAGNOLIA COURTYARD

RYMAN HALL B4

RYMAN STUDIO F


8:00am

9:00am

111

Anticholinergics in CPR: What is the Evidence?-Boller

121

Physical Medicine in the ICU: How Does it Work?-Wright

131

Common Causes of Regurgitation that are Often Misdiagnosed and Mistreated-Willard

141

Emergency Management and Stabilization of Canine and Feline Heart Failure-Bonagura

151

Small Animal Abstracts by ACVECC Residents

Presentation schedule will be posted on the IVECCS website and in the Final Program.

9:30am

10:30am

112

CPR: The Present and the Future-Fletcher

122

Application of Physical Medicine in the ICU-Wright

132

Chronic Diarrhea: Treatment and Complications-Willard

142

Management of Symptomatic Bradycardia-Bonagura

11:00am

12:00pm

123

Controversies in Applying Physical Medicine to ICU Patients-Wright

133

The Ins and Outs of Acute Gastroenteritis-Pashmakova

143

Management of Tachyarrhythmias-Bonagura

CPR REHABILITATION GASTROINTESTINAL CARDIOLOGY SMALL ANIMAL ABSTRACTS

VECCSPERT VECCSPERT GENERAL VECCSPERT RESIDENT

PRESIDENTIAL B PRESIDENTIAL A PRESIDENTIAL C PRESIDENTIAL D RYMAN BALLROOM A

1:30pm

2:30pm

114

Do We Care About Chloride?-Ueda

124

A Simple Guide to Fluid Therapy for Dysnatremia-Guillaumin

134

Estimating Blood Volume in Clinical Patients-Boysen

144

Feline Respiratory Emergencies-Linklater

154

Case Reports by Veterinarians


2:45pm

3:45pm

115

Non-Traditional Acid Base: Case Based-Hansen-Hopper

125

Hypocalcemia-Kohen

Hypercalcemia-Kohen

135

Early Goal Directed Therapy: Where Are We Today?-Vincent

145

Clinical Reasoning in the ER-Humm

4:15pm

5:15pm

126

Hyponatremia with Hyperkalemia: It is Not Always Addisons-Claus

136

Panel: Ask the MD-Boysen-Vincent-Woodcock

146

Emergency Room Procedures You Must Know!-Lee

ACID-BASE & ELECTROLYTES METABOLIC FLUID THERAPY FUNDAMENTALS VETERINARIAN

CASE REPORTSVECCSPERT GENERAL SPECIALIST

PRESIDENTIAL B PRESIDENTIAL A PRESIDENTIAL C PRESIDENTIAL D RYMAN BALLROOM A

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161

ACVAA Abstracts


171

ACVAA Abstracts


181

Large Animal Abstracts


191

Ethical Dilemmas in the ER-Lacroix

192

Hot HR Legal Trends-Lacroix

193

Developing a Partnership Track for Associates-Lacroix

ACVAA ABSTRACTS A

ACVAA ABSTRACTS B

LARGE ANIMALABSTRACTS

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

RYMAN STUDIO Q RYMAN STUDIO P RYMAN STUDIO D PRESIDENTIAL CHAMBER B

164

ACVAA Abstracts


174

ACVAA Abstracts


184

The Harm of Hydroxyethyl Starch-Vincent

194

Building and Keeping a Compassionate Team-Brotherton

185

Interactive Cases in Critical Care-Corley

195

Manager Salaries in ER & Specialty Practices: Who Makes What and Why-Osborne

166

TBD

176

TBD

186

Neurologic Examination of Horses on an Emergency Basis-Nout-Lomas

196

Practice Valuation: Buy-In and Succession Planning for Practice Owners and Associates-Osborne

ACVAA ABSTRACTS A

ACVAA ABSTRACTS B LARGE ANIMAL PRACTICE

MANAGEMENTSPECIALIST

RYMAN STUDIO Q RYMAN STUDIO P RYMAN STUDIO D PRESIDENTIAL CHAMBER B

1016:30 - 7:30AM

BREAKFAST LECTURE

Top Five Feline Emergency Room Procedures You Must Know

-Lee

1026:30 - 7:30AM

BREAKFAST LECTURE

“Urine Luck” – There is an easy button for the Diffi cult Urine

Sediment Analysis-Ogeer

10312:15 - 1:15PM

LUNCH & LEARNRe-Thinking Post-operative

Pain Management: Best Evidence, Myth-Busting, What’s

New-M Epstein

Breakfast Lectures and Lunch & Learn Sessions are open to all

registrants. Space is limited and on a fi rst come, fi rst serve basis.

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ACVAA/AVTAA LUNCH12:15 - 1:15PM

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PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LUNCH

12:15 - 1:15PMSponsored by

VECCS BOOKSTORE 9:00AM - 6:00PM

EXHIBIT HALL9:00AM - 4:30PM

sponsored byCARE CREDIT



sponsored byMILA INTERNATIONAL




12:15

LUNCH

TENNESSEE C

RYMAN BALLROM C

TENNESSEE E

TENNESSEE D


8:00am

9:00am

211T

Technician Case Reports


221T

The Technicians Role in Infection Control-O’Dwyer

231T

Blood Gas Bootcamp-Brashear-Lopez-Backus-Thorp

241

What Happens When You Can’t “Do the Right Thing?” A Workshop on Everyday Ethical Dilemmas in Veterinary Medicine-Moses

251

Self-Care for Emergency Veterinary Professionals: What, Why, and How?-Holowaychuk-Olson

9:30am

10:30am

222T

Bites Bite! Avoid Being Bitten In This Field!-Newfi eld

11:00am

12:00pm

223T

Nutritional Support in the Septic Patient-Pronko

TECHNICIANCASE REPORTS TECHNICIAN LIMITED

ENROLLMENTLIMITED

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ENROLLMENTGENERAL TECHNICIAN ETHICS

TENNESSEE A TENNESSEE B RYMAN STUDIO J RYMAN STUDIO L RYMAN STUDIO F

1:30pm

2:30pm

214T

Hemodialysis and the Technicians Role-Pronko

224T

Procedures for the Neonate/Pediatric Patient-Newfi eld

234T

1:30 - 5:00PM

Vascular Access Lab-O’Dwyer-Steele-Gillespie-Farry

244

Basic Life Support: Train the Trainer-Fletcher-Boller-Yagi

254

1:30 - 5:00PM

Become the Infl uencer You Need to be Through DiSC Leadership 2.0-Tudor

2:45pm

3:45pm

215T

Plasmapheresis-Pronko

225T

Tiniest Toe Beans: Neonatal Care in the ICU-Lopez

245

Advanced Life Support: Train the Trainer-Fletcher-Boller-Yagi

4:15pm

5:15pm

216T

Septic Shock and Vasopressor Therapy-Pronko

226T

Stuck? Medical Management of Dystocia-Lopez

TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN LIMITED ENROLLMENT

LIMITEDENROLLMENT

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SPECIALIST GENERAL TECHNICIAN LEADERSHIP

TENNESSEE A TENNESSEE B RYMAN STUDIO J RYMAN STUDIO H RYMAN STUDIO F

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Fee: $0Limit: 50

Fee: $40Limit: 42

Fee: $110Limit: 32

Fee: $100Limit: 24

Fee: $60Limit: 24

Fee: $160Limit: 40

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261

Acute Abdomen-Drobatz

271

Analgesia Workshop-Hansen-Mathews-Raffe

281

8:00AM - 5:00PM

Emergency Procedures Wet Lab-Devey-Erling-Paixao-Hanson

263

Feline Urinary Obstruction: Dealing with Post Obstruction Frustrations-Kerl

LIMITEDENROLLMENT

LIMITEDENROLLMENT LAB

RYMAN STUDIO H RYMAN BALLROOM B OFF SITE

264

1:30 - 5:00PM

Heart Rhythm Disturbances ECG Boot Camp-Bonagura

274

1:30 - 5:00PM

Case Based Design of Rehabilitation Plans for Trauma Patients-Wright

281

8:00AM - 5:00PM(CONTINUED)

Emergency Procedures Wet Lab-Devey-Erling-Paixao-Hanson

LIMITEDENROLLMENT


RYMAN STUDIO L RYMAN BALLROOM B OFF SITE


Fee: $70Limit: 40

Fee: $130Limit: 24

Fee: $630Limit: 24

Fee: $130Limit: 40

Fee: $110Limit: 40

GENERAL SESSION

5:30-7:00PMKNOWLES MEMORIAL

LECTUREPresented by

Dr. Jean-Louis Vincent“IV Fluids:

How much is too much??”

AWARDS CEREMONYZaslow Distinguished Service

Award, Hill’s Dr. Jack Mara ACVECC Scientifi c Achievement Award, and

all Special Awards presented at General Session

__________________________

WELCOME RECEPTION7:30 – 9:00PM

Sponsored by

LECTURE COURSE LEVELSFundamentals: These open sessions are geared toward new graduates and ER veterinarians who are new to the ER world.

General: These open sessions present information that is useful for the ER clinician looking for updated information and clinical refresher courses.

VECCSpert: These open sessions present information that is useful for the ER clinician and new resident looking for how physiology and pathophysiology apply to the clinical treatment of emergency and critical care patients.

Specialist: These open sessions present information that is useful for those examining more in-depth physiology and pathophysiology of treating the emergency and critical care patient.

State of the Art: These open sessions present information that is useful for all who are looking for upcoming and new applications in emergency and critical care medicine and surgery.

THU

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Fee: $30Limit: 40

PRESIDENTIAL BALLROOM


8:00am

9:00am

311

Small Animal Abstracts


321

Endothelial Glycocalyx-Woodcock

331

Hyperglycemia, Hyperosmolar Syndrome and Aortic Thromboembolism in a Dog-Koenig

341

Nephrotoxicants in Dogs and Cats-Wismer

351

Pathophysiology of AKI-Claus

9:30am

10:30am

322Plasma Volume and Tissue Edema: Balancing Two Extracellular Fluid Circulations of Albumin and Its Solvent-Woodcock

332

Smoke Inhalation and Puppy Pneumonia-Rozanski

342

Serotonin Syndrome-Harris

352

Urinary Biomarkers SDMA and More-Claus

11:00am

12:00pm

323

Introduction to RSE and GM Paradigm for Rational Fluid Prescribing-Woodcock

333

Persistent Post-Operative Regurgitation and Septic Peritonitis Post Urethral Obstruction-Keir

343

Recent Advances in Toxicology-Koenigshof

353

Management of AKI-Mathews

SMALL ANIMALABSTRACTS

ACVAA SPECIAL FOCUS CASE CONFERENCE TOXICOLOGY KIDNEY

GENERAL SPECIALIST SPECIALIST GENERAL VECCSPERT

RYMAN BALLROOM A TENNESSEE C PRESIDENTIAL A PRESIDENTIAL D PRESIDENTIAL B

1:30pm

2:30pm

314

Fever-Claus

324

Not So Basic Pain Anatomy-Yaksh

334

Point of Care Diagnostics in the ER-de Laforcade

344

Sepsis Defi nitions-Gladden

354

Red Blood Cell Storage Lesion-Musulin

3:00pm

4:00pm

315

Febrile Neutropenia-Claus

325

Pain Secondary to Tissue Injury and Infl ammation-Yaksh

335

Altered Mentation in the ER-Drobatz

345

Endothelitis and Sepsis-Woodcock

355

Controversies in Blood Banking-Musulin

4:15pm

5:15pm

316

Clinical Use of IVIG-Harris

326

Post Nerve Injury Pain-Yaksh

336

Shock-Drobatz

346

Pressors: Early and Often-Pashmakova

356

Panel: Controversies in Blood Banking-Musulin-Yagi-Istvan-Hale

ICU ACVAA / IVAPMSPECIAL FOCUS FUNDAMENTALS SEPSIS AVHTM

BLOOD BANKINGVECCSPERT SPECIALIST SPECIALIST VECCSPERT

RYMAN BALLROOM A TENNESSEE C PRESIDENTIAL A PRESIDENTIAL D PRESIDENTIAL B

sponsored byASPCA

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361

Fluid Therapy in the Septic Patient-Palmer

371

Small Mammal Respiratory Emergencies-Gladden

381Treatment of Snake Bite Envenomation: What’s the Evidence?-Tennent-BrownHeparin Therapy in the Horse: What’s the Evidence?-Dechant

391

Understanding Your Clients Needs During Their Pets’ End of Life Care-Grossman-Diehl

362

Hypertonic Saline-Kohen

372

Small Mammal Gastrointestinal Emergencies-Gladden

382

Diagnoses and Therapy for Coagulopathies in the Horse: What’s the Evidence-K Epstein

392Through the Eyes of a Client: A First-Hand Account of a Patient’s Journey with Five Different Specialists; What Happened and What Should Have Happened-Brogdon

363

Challenges in Fluid Therapy: AKI and Heart Disease Patients-Gladden

373

Avian Respiratory Emergencies-Graham

383

The Role of Lactate in Critical Care Medicine: What’s the Evidence?-Tennent-Brown

393

What if We Applied the Ritz Carlton Model in our Practices?-Brogdon

FLUID THERAPY EXOTICS LARGE ANIMAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

GENERAL GENERAL SPECIALIST

PRESIDENTIAL C RYMAN STUDIO L RYMAN STUDIO D PRESIDENTIAL CHAMBER B

364Asymmetry in Capillary Filtration: The Steady-State Starling Principle -WoodcockVenous Excess: A Different Approach to Monitoring the Circulation of Blood -Woodcock

374

Avian Gastrointestinal Emergencies-Graham

384

Critical Care at the Edge: How I Quack and What is the Evidence for my Quackery?-Corley

394

HR 101: Progressive Discipline - Powering Change with Principles-Proud

365

Relative Hypovolemia: Causes, Diagnosis, Therapy-Muir

375

Reptile Respiratory Emergencies-Klaphake

385Surgical Decision Making and Treatment of Cecal Disease-HasselTransfusion Triggers for Equine Blood Transfusion-Dechant

395

Can I Talk to the Manager? Using the Compass of Core Values to Get to Compromise-Proud

366

Mean Systemic Pressure: Implications for Fluid Therapy-Muir

376

Reptile Gastrointestinal Emergencies-Klaphake

386Panel: What is Maintenance Fluid Rate in the Foal?-Corley, FieldingPharmacokinetics/Dynamics of Gabapentin: Do Horses Reach Saturation Similar to Humans? -Gold

396

Top 5 Tools for Identifying and Solving Day-to-Day Leadership Dilemmas-Proud

FLUID THERAPY EXOTICS LARGE ANAIMAL PRACTICEMANAGEMENT

SPECIALIST GENERAL SPECIALIST

PRESIDENTIAL C RYMAN STUDIO L RYMAN STUDIO D PRESIDENTIAL CHAMBER B

STUDENT DEBT SEMINAR 4:00 - 6:00PM

Climbing Mt. Debt: Navigating Your Student Loans and

Repayment Options-Bartels

CYBER CAFEOPEN DAILY

6:30AMSponsored by

VECCS BOOKSTORE 9:00AM - 6:00PM

EXHIBIT HALL9:00AM - 6:30PM

FRID

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3016:30 - 7:30AM

BREAKFAST LECTURE

Making the Diagnosis - It is Not Always as it First Appears

-Bennett

3026:30 - 7:30AM

BREAKFAST LECTURE

The Logical Approach to Pain Control in Dogs and Cats

-Gaynor

30312:15 - 1:15PM

LUNCH & LEARN Kidney Disease in Dogs and Cats - How to Make the Most Out of an Early

Diagnosis-Ogeer



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TENNESSEE D

TENNESSEE C

RYMAN BALLROOM C

TENNESSEE D


8:00am

9:00am

411T

The Art of Patient Care-Mattox

421T

The Who, What, When, Where, and Why’s of Fluid Therapy-Backus

431T

Analgesia Master Class-Mathews

441

Veterinary Fees for Emergency and Specialty Hospitals Master Class-Osborne

$30 FEE FOR VECCS PRACTICE

MANAGER

451

Strategies for Sanity: Setting Boundaries, Saying No, and Daily Debriefi ng-Holowaychuk

9:30am

10:30am

412T

Kitties in Crisis-Mattox

422T

Nursing Care for the Septic Patient-Newfi eld

452

Wellness and Positivity in the Workplace-Holowaychuk

11:00am

12:00pm

413T

The OTHER Diabetic Emergencies: HHS and Hypoglycemia-Newfi eld

423T

Tick-Tock: Nursing Management of the CHF Patient-Backus

433T

Mini Workshop: Barrier Nursing the Infectious Patient-O’Dwyer


LIMITEDENROLLMENT

LIMITEDENROLLMENT

ADVANCED GENERAL TECHNICAN PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

TENNESSEE A TENNESSEE B RYMAN STUDIO J RYMAN STUDIO F RYMAN STUDIO Q

1:30pm

2:30pm

414T

Pneumonia-Newfi eld

424T

Anaphylaxis: How, Why and What to Do-Brashear

434T

1:30 - 5:30PM

Nursing Care for Superstars-Mattox-O’Dwyer-Backus-Wereszczak

444

1:30 - 5:30PM

Creating A Compassionate Practice from the Inside Out by Focusing on Core Principles-Grossman-Dwyer

$30 FEE FOR VECCS PRACTICE

MANAGER

454

Feline Urethral Obstruction: Pearls of Practice-Drobatz

3:00pm

4:00pm

415T

Oxygen: Yes, it is a Drug!-Steele

425T

Emergency Care of Seizure Patients-Brashear

455

3:00 - 5:30PM

Resident Board Review for the ER Clinician: Antimicrobial Pharmacology, Choices and De-escalation Strategies-Pigott

4:15pm

5:15pm

416T

Check and Double-Check: The Nursing Bundle in Practice-Steele

426T

Acid/Base Tic Tac Toe-Brashear

TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN TECHNICIANLIMITED ENROLLMENT

LIMITED ENROLLMENT

LIMITEDENROLLMENT

ADVANCED GENERAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

TENNESSEE A TENNESSEE B RYMAN STUDIO J RYMAN STUDIO F RYMAN STUDIO Q

Fee: $65Limit: 40

Fee: $50Limit: 45

Fee: $30Limit: 42

Fee: $95Limit: 32

Fee: $40Limit: 40

Fee: $30Limit: 40

Fee: $0Limit: 40

Fee: $40Limit: 42

Fee: $50Limit: 45




461

Basic Ventilator Dry Lab-Fletcher-Goggs-Menard-Hopper-Jones

471

Case Studies in Managing the Successful CPR-Smarick

481.1

Focused Echocardiography for the ER Vet Wet Lab-DeFrancesco-G Lisciandro-S Lisciandro-Boysen-Bonagura-Aona

481.2

Advanced Anesthesia Monitoring Wet Lab-Allweiler

473

Ucath Placement Made Easy -Smarick

THIS COURSE IS A PRE-REQUISITE FOR COURSE 494.2

LIMITEDENROLLMENT

LIMITED ENROLLMENT LAB LAB

RYMAN BALLROOM B RYMAN STUDIO H OFF SITE OFF SITE

464

1:30 - 5:30PM

Advanced Ventilator Dry Lab-Fletcher-Goggs-Menard-Hopper-Jones

474

1:30 - 5:30PM

Emergency Abdominal Surgical Procedures-Mann

THIS COURSE IS A PRE-REQUISITE FOR COURSE 691.1

NOTE: ENROLLMENT IN 691.1 IS NOT REQUIRED TO TAKE THIS COURSE

484

1:30 - 5:30PM

Bandages for Those Hard to Cover Places: Case Discussion and Workshop for Advanced Bandaging Techniques-Lux-Winkler-Wood

494.1

1:30 - 5:30PM

Point of Care Ultrasound: Ultrasound Guided IV Access, FAST Scans, and Lung Ultrasound Wet Lab-Boysen-Chamberlin-DeFrancesco-G Lisciandro-S Lisciandro-Sullivan

494.2

1:30 - 3:30PM

Ucath Wet Lab -Smarick-Burkitt Creedon

COURSE 473 REQUIRED PRIOR TO ENROLLMENT

FOR THIS COURSE.

FEE FOR 494.2 INCLUDES FEE

FOR BOTH COURSES

(473 & 494.2).

LIMITEDENROLLMENT

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Fee: $90Limit: 40

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Fee: $270Limit: 5

Fee: $180Limit: 24

Fee: $180Limit: 40

Fee: $180Limit: 24

Fee: $235Limit: 18

FRID

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AVECCT MEMBERSHIP MEETING

12:15 – 1:15PM

ACVECC BUSINESS LUNCH & DISCUSSION

12:15 – 2:30PM

AVTAA MEMBERSHIP MEETING

12:15 – 1:15PM

AVTAA INFORMATION

SESSION1:30 - 2:30PM

AVECCT INFORMATION

SESSION3:00 - 5:00PM

HAPPY HOUR IN EXHIBIT HALL5:15 – 6:30PM

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ACVAA DIPLOMATE MEETING

6:30PM

RESIDENT, INTERN, STUDENT

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AVECCT PINNING CEREMONY &

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9:00am

511

Learning to Use Ultrasound for UGRA: Best Practices-Mariano

521

Decision Making for the Inappetant Patient: Appetite Stimulants, When to Place Tubes, Etc-Murphy

531

The When, Why, and How of Antimicrobial Drug Classes-S Epstein

541

Alternatives to Allogenic Transfusion-Lynch

551

Global FAST use for Patient Monitoring During Resuscitation and for the Rapid Detection of Treatable Causes of Shock and CPR -G Lisciandro

9:30am

10:30am

512

Adjuncts to Local Anesthesia: How Do They Work and What Do They Do-Mariano

522

Feeding Tubes: What, Where, How-Murphy

532

Antimicrobial Use in the Emergency Patient-S Epstein

542

Autotransfusion and Red Blood Cell Salvage-Humm

11:00am

12:00pm

513

What ‘Big Data’ Can Do for Regional Analgesia-Mariano

523

The Role of Parenteral Nutrition in the Critical Patient-Murphy

533

Antimicrobial Stewardship-Palmer

543

Controversies in Plasma Use: Case Based Discussion-Holowaychuk-Walker

553

Diagnostic Imaging Tips in Feline Respiratory Distress-Rozanski

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1:30pm

2:30pm

514

Esophageal Doppler Monitoring for the Determination of Fluid Responsiveness-Muir

524

The Importance of Serum Albumin Concentration: An Update-Mazzaferro

534

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome-Guillaumin

544

Thrombosis-Goggs

554

Gastrointestinal Surgery Core Principles-Winkler

2:45pm

3:45pm

515

MK-467: A Novel Alpha Agonist-Pypendop

525

Panel: Treating Hypoalbuminemia-Mazzaferro-Edwards-Messenger

535

Pulmonary Thromboembolism-Lynch

545

Recent Advancements in Thrombolysis in Feline Aortic Thromboembolism-Guillaumin

555

Diaphragmatic Hernia-Winkler

4:00pm

5:00pm

516

Jet Ventilation-Pascoe

536

Hospital-Acquired Respiratory Distress-Rozanski

546

Antifi brinolytic Drugs: What is Our Current Understanding of Their Role-Kuo

556

Gall Bladder Mucocoeles and Biliary Obstruction-Lux

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Year-in-Review-Burkitt Creedon-Hopper

571Fluid Overload: Recognition and Management-FieldingHyperammonemia: When to Look for it and How to Treat it-Fielding

581

Twice as Many Raving Fans: Two Clients for Every Patient-Proud

572

Sodium Bicarbonate Should Never Be Used Except When it Should-CorleyHydroxyethyl Starches: Friend or Foe-Corley

582

Clinical Communication Skills: Tools for Better Medical and Business Outcomes; Part 1-Fineman

573

How to Treat Acute Hemorrhage-CorleyPlatelets in Sepsis: Innocent Bystanders or Active Players?-Goggs

583

Clinical Communication Skills: Tools for Better Medical and Business Outcomes; Part 2-Fineman

YEAR-IN-REVIEW LARGE ANIMAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

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564

Complications of Breeding and the Prepartum Period-Davidson

574

Fluid Therapy with Ongoing Fluid Losses: Ileus and Diarrhea-Schott

584

Clinical Communication Skills: Having Diffi cult Conversations-Fineman

565

Orchitis and Prostatitis-Davidson

Priapism, Paraphimosis, and Phimosis-Davidson

575

Fluid Therapy in Acute and Chronic Renal Disease-Schott

585

Clinical Communication Skills: Disclosing Medical Errors-Fineman

566

Cesarean Section: Emergency and Elective-Davidson

576Gunshot Wounds in Horses-Munsterman

Upper Airway and Esophageal Trauma-Munsterman

586

Why Aren’t More Women Leading Businesses? Promoting Change in a Feminized Profession-Page-Jones

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Mythbusters 2017: Even Bloodier Truths and Myths of Transfusion Medicine-Yagi

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Huff, Puff, and Purr: Stabilizing the Respiratory Distressed Feline-Oliver

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Mechanical Ventilation for the Anesthetized Patient: Theory, Practical Applications, and Troubleshooting-Lafferty-Albino-Spelts-Konzer Birdwell

641

Electrolyte Imbalances: Case Based Approach to Successful Management-Waddell-Clarke

651

Feline Respiratory Distress and Echo in the ER-Rozanski

9:30am

10:30am

612T

Learning Your ABGs: Interpreting Arterial Blood Gases-Oliver

622T

Too Sick To Isolate: Infectious Patients In The ICU-Wereszczak

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12:00pm

613T

Kirby’s Rule of 20-Oliver

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Family Witnessed Resuscitation in the Veterinary Setting: Good or Bad?-Yagi

653

Envenomation Cases-Wells

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2:30pm

614T

The Clot Thickens: Coagulation and The ICU Patient-Wereszczak

624T

Re-Evaluating Intraoperative Fluid Therapy-Albino

634T

Mini Workshop: Placement, Care and Management of Urinary Catheters-Newfi eld

644

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Advanced Physiology Rounds: Cardiovascular Physiology-Burkitt Creedon-Hopper-Epstein-Chow

654

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Jack Mara Training Session: IV Access-Chamberlin-Boysen-Sullivan-Steele-Dupont-Moulding

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3:45pm

615T

Under Pressure: Understanding the Physics of Positive Pressure Ventilation;Part 1-Jones

625T

Capnography: Advanced Monitoring for Anesthesia and CPR-Albino

635T

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Technician Manager’s Master Class-Brashear-Wereszczak

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Under Pressure: Understanding the Physics of Positive Pressure Ventilation;Part 2-Jones

626T

Acute Pain Management: It’s Not Just Because We’re Nice People-Spelts


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Managing the Diffi cult Airway-Raffe-Muir-Palmer-Vigani

671

Not Your Typical UO Case: Going for the Gold-Pashmakova-Puchot

681

Exotic Emergency Techniques Wet Lab-Graham-Klaphake-Gladden

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How to Set Up a Point-of-Care Ultrasound Program in Your Clinic-G Lisciandro

674

You Don’t Need a PhD for Simple Blood Gas Analysis-Tart

684

Practical Diagnostics and Their Interpretation in Reptiles in Small Animal Practice-Klaphake

694

1:30-5:00PM

Advanced Life Support Procedures Wet Lab-Fletcher-Rudloff-Boller-Yagi

665

2:45-5:15PM

Managing Complications During Anesthesia-Truchetti

675

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Fluid Balance Challenges in AKI: Case Based Discussion-Vigani

685

Exotic Animal Emergency Critical Care - Beyond Triage-Gladden

686

Critically Ill Exotic Animal Emergency Triage-Gladden-Graham

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9:00am

711Novel Oral Anticoagulants-BoydFibrinolysis and Update on Antifi brinolytic Drugs in Veterinary Medicine-Boiron

721

Hemorrhagic Shock in Human Medicine-DeLuca

731

Alpha 2 Agonists: Friend or Foe?-Messenger

741

Maintenance Fluids-Hansen-Boysen

751

Coagulation Disorders in the ICU-Waddell

761

Year-in-Review-Tennent-Brown-Hassel

9:15am

10:15am

712Clinical Evaluation of Oxygenation-FarrellPercutaneous Tracheostomy: A New Approach to an Ancient Technique-Pardo

722

Human Trauma Updates-DeLuca

732

NSAIDS and Anesthesia-Messenger

742

Colloid Fluid Therapy-Menard-Goggs

752

Drug Interactions in the ICU-Lynch

762

Fluid and Electrolyte Balance in Sport Horses-Schott

10:30am

11:30am

713Extracorporeal Blood Purifi cation Techniques in Sepsis-CullerPathophysiology of Sepsis Associated Encephalopathy-Weeks

723

Respiratory Complications of Trauma-Waddell

733

Propofol vs. Alphaxalone-Martin

743

Closed Abdominal Drains-Clarke-Winkler

753

Immunosuppressive Drugs in the ICU-Lynch

763

Understanding Biomarkers in Large Animal Emergency Critical Care-Radcliffe

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Treating Trauma Without the Drama-Oliver

821T

Under the Hood: Anesthesia Machines and Maintenance-Spelts

831

Trauma: Pearls in Practice-Lynch

841

Complex Cases in Fluid Management-Mazzaferro

851

8:00-11:00AM

Dystocia: Tools and Therapy for Medical Management- Neonatal Resuscitation and Immediate Post-Partum Care-Davidson

861

GI Surgery: Pearls in Practice-Winkler

812T

Toxic Avenger: Your Dog Ate What?!-Oliver

822T

The Technicians Approach to Thoracic Auscultation-O’Dwyer

832

Case Based Transfusion Decision Making-Musulin

862

Fluid Therapy: Pearls in Practice-Clarke

813T

Colloids: To Use or Not to Use?-Newfi eld

823T

Innovative Intubations-Konzer-Birdwell

863

Anesthesia: Pearls in Practice-Messenger

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