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urethra 85 paper filing systems 41–42, 41
urinalysis 85 paper patient record assembly 41
urinary system 84–85, 84 receiving shipments 48
urinary tract infections (UTI) 84–85, 236 restocking shelves 48–49
urine collection and urinalysis scheduling appointments 35–37, 35
hospitalized patients 182–183, 183 telephone skills 34, 36–37, 45
laboratory skills 235–238, 236–237 transferring medical records 42–43
restraint 236 Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) 295
urine scalds 171–172 Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) 2, 23
uroliths 84–85, 84 viruses 53
USDA see United States Department of Agriculture vital signs 175–176, 175–177
UTI see urinary tract infections vitamins 113, 120
VMD see Veterinariae Medicinae Doctoris
vaccinations vocalization 126–127
anatomy and physiology 82 VOHC see Veterinary Oral Health Council
cleaning for disease control 53 volume measurements 16–18, 17, 17
clinical techniques 204–205, 205 VTNE see Veterinary Technician National Exam
laws, regulations, policies, and standards 25
veterinary business protocols 43–44 warming devices 171, 172
vacuums 66–67 waste disposal 55–57, 56
vacuum tubes 229–230 water availability and consumption see hydration
vaginal cytology collection 242, 242 web sources 12
vaginal speculum 242 weighing patients 178–179, 178–179
veins 80–81, 80 weight conversion 14–16
verbal communication 10 welcome cards 45
vertebral column 77–78, 77 wet floor warning signs 24, 25
vestibular disease 88 whipping 155, 155–156
[State] Veterinary Medical Boards (VMB) 22 workflow 12–13
Veterinariae Medicinae Doctoris (VMD) 2 working group 100–101, 100
veterinary business protocols 33–49 working independently 5–6
admissions 39 workplace safety
arrivals 38–39 diagnostic imaging and endoscopy 299–301, 299–301
chronological order or SOAP file format 42 labeling 27, 27, 28
client interactions at the facility 38–40, 38 laws, regulations, policies, and standards 24, 25, 26–31, 29–30
computerized versus paper patient records 40 see also cleaning for disease control; personal protective equipment
daily inventory control 47–48 wound care and bandaging
day’s end protocols 45–46 applying a simple bandage 211–214, 211–214
discharge 39–40 bandage failure 214
forms, certificates, and logs 43–45, 44 clinical techniques 209–214
front office skills 34–37 preparation and drainage 210–211, 210
handling non‐client calls 37 removal of bandages 209–210, 209, 214
handling shipments and invoices 48 written communication 11
inventory control 46–49, 46, 47
medical record keeping procedures 40–45, 41, 44 zoonotic disease 173–174, 181
ordering supplies 48
