Hospital-acquired Conditions: GI Complications

Sarah Harris, CVT, VTS (ECC), discusses gastrointestinal complications in the hospitalized patient. While some cannot be avoided, there are some preventative measures veterinary nurses can take to minimize the severity and frequency of these complications.
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This is great information! Thank you for sharing! I work as a veterinary rehab nurse and would love to become a CVT soon! Currently in school working towards my degree!