Blood and Urine Labratory Tests for Veterinary Assistants

Understanding blood, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, serum, plasma, chemical chemistry tests, CBCs, PCVs and total urinalysis. This power point specifically references IDEXX laboratory, the LaserCyte, Catalyst One and Sedivue analyzers.

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The most thorough presentation on CZcams. Thank you very much!!!

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@10:21 “Fuck I don’t know who this is” most real shit ever.

[@sequoiap3197]

I started watching to educate myself more for vet school and for just talking to clients when they ask questions because I want to be educated and well-rounded vet tech! Your videos are not only super informative but also have a sense of comfort because you are so casual and make it seem like I am learning from a fellow coworker. You are also extremely knowledgeable and its super evident! I watched the whole video and took notes, and it will help me so much when I am running blood and urine tests to actually understand what I am looking for. Thank you so much and I hope you continue this content.

[@Fank234]

Thanks - I’ve just joined a well known company selling haematology and chemistry machines. This video is a perfect addition to the training. If anything, it’s better!

[@sadhucat4476]

Really appreciate the academic detail combined with advice from years of hands of experience. Excellent video.

[@jazminrodriguez8536]

Great powerpoint! i really couldnt understand the details of bloodwork but this presentation is SO thorough! I learned so much, thank you!! 😊

[@shanamorris2352]

Loved this power point. Thanks for adding in some of your own personality. It made it more fun to watch and listen too.

[@jadecerrone6792]

"the blood is gonna do what it do." Haha. This is all truly amazing. You explain things wonderfully!!

[@plaktow]

Thanks for the clear video! Just a note: the tube colors vary per manufacturer and lab. Always check what is in the tube (usually written on it) before using it to make sure the sample will be valid. Especially important if you work in several clinics and they use different labs / different in-house machines.

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Love that. I want more lectures ❤

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Love your videos. Please make more!

[@charangel316]

So well explained. Definitely a great refresher for me.

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[@chachitheDog06]

Thank you so much for the information this is very helpful 😊

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Beautifully explained...

[@gabelily1]

Very good explanation!

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Awesome video. Can I get the power point please?

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Life saver