1132 - Chronic Kidney Disease Adaptive Case Studies - 2024
Course Description
A one year subscription (from date of purchase) to online learning resources and a continuing education course on feline and canine chronic kidney disease for veterinarians and vet techs.
Have you ever struggled differentiating between chronic and acute kidney disease? Do you lose confidence when determining IRIS staging of chronic kidney disease? Are you interested in learning best practices for determining management and prognosis of chronic kidney disease? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then this course package is for you! This course package is designed to support learners interested in further developing their knowledge and understanding of chronic kidney disease. Adaptive case studies are leveraged to provide a comprehensive educational experience where learners are assigned cases based upon prior performance as they progress through four levels of cases on diagnosing and managing feline and canine kidney disease.
Course Outline
This adaptive continuing education course consists on chronic kidney disease consists of four case studies that are assigned based upon learning prior performance within the previous case. Within each of these cases, the learner will be challenged to apply their knowledge to successfully diagnose and treat patients within these example scenarios.
- Bronze Exam Room: The bronze room consists of twelve options for case studies.
- Silver Exam Room: The silver room consists of twelve options for case studies.
- Gold Exam Room: The gold room has two case studies to be completed
- Platinum Exam Room: The platinum room has two case studies to be completed.
Learner Outcomes
By the end of this continuing education course, the learner will:- Define chronic kidney failure, chronic kidney disease, and uremia
- Differentiate chronic kidney disease from acute kidney disease
- Determine clinical signs, diagnosis, IRIS staging, and IRIS sub-staging of chronic kidney disease
- Determine management and prognosis of chronic kidney disease
- Monitor patients with chronic kidney disease
Notes
Google Chrome is the preferred web browser for this course. If you use another browser, such as Microsoft Edge, you could experience technical difficulties.
Due to the immediate access to course materials, we have a strict no-refund policy once the course has been started. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at cethelpdesk@tamu.edu.
This course meets Section 508 accessibility requirements.
