
|Articles|May 17, 2013
The Dashboard Effect - Hematologic and Biochemistry Abnormalities That Aren't the Horse's Fault (Sponsored by VetVine Specialty Consulting Service)
A 15 minute power learning session about the common alterations observed in CBC and biochemistry panel results due to delayed analysis and sample handling errors. Learn to determine what are erroneous aberrations and what changes should be considered true problems in the equine patient. (0.25 CE credits)
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A 15 minute power learning session about the common alterations observed in CBC and biochemistry panel results due to delayed analysis and sample handling errors. Learn to determine what are erroneous aberrations and what changes should be considered true problems in the equine patient. (0.25 CE credits)
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