SATURDAY AGENDA

7:30am - 8:00am:
Registration plus
Continental Breakfast

provided by Henry Schein



8:00am - 12:00pm:
AM Session

History of the Collapsing Patient
The Cardiology Exam
Demystifying the ECG
Thoracic Radiographs
Cardio Labwork


12:00pm - 12:30pm: Lunch
Provided by "Oncura"



12:30pm - 1:15pm:
Oncura Presentation


1:30pm - 5:00pm:
PM Session

Echocardiogram Basics
Cardiology Cases
Cardiomyopathies
Congenital defects




SUNDAY AGENDA

7:30am - 8:00am:
Registration plus
Continental Breakfast

provided by Henry Schein



8am - 12pm:
AM Session

Cardiology Cases:
Infectious Diseases
Degenerative Valve Disease
Pericardial Disease


12:00pm - 12:30pm
Lunch Provided


12:30pm - 5:00pm:
PM Session

Cardiology Cases:
Neoplasia
Arrhythmia
Update on CPR
Managing CHF



Sponsored by ETVMA
17 Continuing Education
Hour Units

Approved for Veterinary
Continuing Education in Texas
(NOTE: Your State Can Be Added
on request with sufficient notice)



Seminar Location:
Ellen Trout Education Complex
(at entrance of Ellen Trout Park/Zoo)
402 Zoo Circle
Lufkin, TX 75904
Office: (936) 630-0574
Zoo: (926) 633-0399



Hotels:
(Special Rates
for Seminar Attendees
are available at local hotels.
Details will be provided in
your Confirmation Letter.)


Seminar presented by:
"On Site" Registration now in progress
through Sunday, August 14, 2016
.............................

As veterinarians, often wish we had more to offer our patients concerning challenges with the "heart". This is especially true when their owners are not able to take advantage of available referral services.

Come join us for Dr. Blount's well known "Practical Cardiology" Seminar. Don't miss the latest information and updates in Veterinary Cardiology. You'll gather a wealth of cardiac care knowledge you can put to use immediately in your clinic, plus fulfill your total 2016 CE requirement.


We'll cover topics in cardiology most commonly seen in small animal practice, focusing on diagnosis and treatment in the trenches. For example, you'll learn about:

  • Is the cough cardiac, respiratory or both?
  • When does your patient need pimobendan and when is it not appropriate?
  • What do the squiggly lines on the ECG really mean?
  • What are the latest CPR Guidelines recommended by the 2012 RECOVER Advisory Board?
  • How do you keep staff trained and ready for CPR to maximize patient survival?
  • How do you tell the difference between an ejection murmur and a holosystolic murmur (we will review audio of murmurs and arrythmias)?

Your registration fee includes:

  • 17 hours of Continuing Education
  • an electronic Proceedings on flash drive, including all Power Point slides and client handouts
  • in-clinic forms (cardiac history and exam, ECG and echocardiogram interpretation)
  • handy reference charts for emergency drugs, treating arrhythmias, reading radiographs and EKGs, interpreting fluid analysis, etc.
  • special laboratory submission forms
  • access to download the proceedings in .pdf format after the seminar
  • plus a continental breakfast and hot lunch provided each day at no charge

Printed Proceedings may be purchased for an additional charge of $50.

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Wendy Blount

As a companion animal veterinarian based in Nacogdoches, Texas, Dr. Wendy Blount treats dogs and cats only. She is Residency trained in Small Animal Internal Medicine. Dr. Blount conducts Continuing Education Seminars for small animal veterinarians, veterinary technicians and animal control officers. As well, Dr. Blount has recently served on faculty at Duquesne University, and as Medical Director for O'Malley PET (Preventing Euthanasia Together) and SpayNeuterNac.

Dr. Blount has been the recipient of several prestigious awards including 2012 TVMA Companion Animal Practitioner of the Year, the 2011 Bilderback Award for support of the animal sheltering community and the 2004 TAVP Clinical Referral and Consultation Award.

Dr. Blount's Seminar Ratings...

After each of Dr. Blount's Seminars, attendees are asked to anonymously complete a survey by answering questions with scores from 0 up to 10. Below are some of the questions and their 3 year to date score average:
  • How would you rate the Seminar overall? 9.3
  • How "practical" was the seminar information you learned? 9.5
  • Was the seminar knowledge a good value based on your attendance fee? 9.3
  • Did Dr. Blount covey information in a clear, simple, concise and easy-to-understand manner? 9.8
  • Do you feel this seminar is one you would recommend to your colleagues? 9.8

The following comments are similar to those most have about Dr. Blount's "Practical" Seminars:

  • I learned a lot from the recent seminar. Dr. Blount has a wealth of knowledge and experience and passes it on very well to the Attendees.   Thillai Koothan, DVM - Houston, TX
  • Really enjoyed it. Good everyday info from someone in the trenches who understands owner finances and all the other complex factors besides patient illness.  Tanna Villarreal, DVM - Waxahachie, TX

  • I really enjoyed Dr Blount's seminar this weekend. It contained so much practical information that I can go back to the clinic and use immediately.   Sharon Phillips, DVM - Tyler, TX

  • Dr. Blount is impressive on the Texas Vet's List, but more so in person.  Ray Allen, DVM - Alpine, TX


CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

$400 "OnSite" Registration ($200 per day) available August 1 thru August 14, 2016

Questions??? Contact Russ at PVM Seminars
phone: (936) 564-7792 - e-mail: russ@vonallmen.net
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