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Crunching the Numbers - Practical Medical Math for the Busy Veterinary Nurse

Crunching the Numbers - Practical Medical Math for the Busy Veterinary Nurse
Crunching the Numbers - Practical Medical Math for the Busy Veterinary Nurse

Medical math and drug calculations can often feel daunting, yet they are essential skills for safe and effective veterinary nursing practice.

In this presentation, we will break down key concepts, including drug concentrations, units of measurement, dose calculations, infusion rates, and more complex formulas. Using practical, real-world case studies to simulate clinical scenarios, we will simplify calculations into clear, repeatable steps that can be confidently applied in clinical practice.

By strengthening both accuracy and clinical reasoning, this session aims to reduce medication errors, improve patient safety, and build your confidence in performing calculations across a range of clinical settings.

The Australian Veterinary Nurse and Technician (AVNAT) Regulatory Council has allocated (1) AVNAT CPD point to this continuing education activity. 

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Duracion: 1:00 h
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54,90 US$
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