IntroVet™, a trusted name in RACE-approved veterinary continuing education, brings you this exclusive, free Seizure Management Guide. This guide is a must-have for any small animal practitioner.
What's Inside?
Anti-Epileptic Drug Chart:
View each of the most commonly used anti-seizure medications, their dosages, routes of administration, and potential side effects at a glance.
Practical Guidelines:
Key factors to consider, diagnostics to perform, and follow-up to schedule when presented with any seizing patient.
Detailed Client Questionnaire:
With this comprehensive form, gather a wealth of information to help you hone in on a diagnosis. Never forget to ask about an important historical detail again.
Step-by-Step Complete Neurologic Exam Form:
Utilize this form as-is, or adapt to your own needs, to perform thorough neurologic assessments, localize the lesion, and narrow down your differential list.
Printable and Fillable:
Easy to save and incorporate into practice immediately!
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Jenni Rizzo, DVM
Founder
Jenni Rizzo is a veterinarian, a wife, a dog-lover, and an introvert (or… an IntroVet™)! As a practitioner, her special interests include emergency medicine and heartworm disease. Outside of private practice, Dr. Rizzo loves creating and advocating for programs that support veterinary teams. Just as veterinarians and technicians give their all to care for animals and their humans, she believes veterinary teams deserve to be equally well cared for.
Dr. Rizzo receives lots of support from her husband, Jared, and Chief Executive Dog, Pistol Pete.
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