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A collection of flashcards focusing on key concepts in veterinary medicine as discussed in the lecture notes.
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Veterinary Medicine
The branch of medicine that deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases, disorders, and injuries in animals.
Board Certification
Recognition as an expert specialist in a specific area of veterinary medicine, such as ophthalmology or surgery.
Veterinary Technician
A professional who has completed a 2-year Associate degree in veterinary technology and assists veterinarians in clinical tasks.
Veterinarian
A professional who has completed a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, typically requiring 3-4 years of undergraduate study followed by 4 years in veterinary school.
GPA
Grade Point Average, a standard metric used to assess a student's academic performance, important for veterinary school admission.
Veterinary Medicine History
The evolution of veterinary medicine, starting from formal education in Europe in 1761 to the present.
Cost of Veterinary Education
The total expenses incurred during veterinary education, including undergraduate and graduate costs, can reach approximately $610,000.
Veterinary Business Model
The economic framework within which veterinary practices operate, requiring a balance between service charges and operational costs.
Veterinary Colleges
Educational institutions that train students to become veterinarians, with specific admission requirements including GPA and experience.
Veterinary Services
A range of medical services offered to animals, from routine vaccinations to complex diagnostic tests and treatments.