Week in the life: drilling some bones in vet school đŸ
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 28. 08. 2022
- Hey friends, a peek into what my orthopaedic rotation (dealing with cases of joint issues, bones, soft tissues, ligament and tendon injuries) was like back in November/December 2021 (what a throwback I know!)
Hope you found it useful and thanks to Prof Matthew Allen for allowing me to share some of his teachings in this video (and having Ellie be the star of the show) đ
Links:
- Gait analysis video: watch/?v=361...
- Gait analysis research: www.hospital.vet.cam.ac.uk/sm...
đ Who am I?
I am a recent veterinary medicine graduate from Cambridge university, one of the Chief Mentors at Vet Mentor, and currently in small animal clinical practice. I make videos to help pre-vet students get into veterinary school, how I am surviving new graduate vet life and trying to be the best version of ourselves.
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DJ GONZ - Every Little Beat - thmatc.co/?l=9C3CACFF
frumhere, kevatta - warm feeling - thmatc.co/?l=D035C373
Reggie San Miguel - Daydream - thmatc.co/?l=1B05F68D
đž My simple gear đž
Camera: iPhone XR
Audio: BOYA BY-MM1 amzn.to/39UgyDr & iphone- headphone jack adapter (Apple store)
Tripod stand: amzn.to/38AGraZ
Video editing software: FCP
PS: Some of the links mentioned are affiliates (at no extra cost to you), thank you for supporting me đ
Isn't Ellie just the cutest labrador ever? Thanks so much for tuning in, hope you all have a great week ahead đ
But this is so cool! As a vet student that is interested in getting into orthopaedics, itâs so cool to see how orthopaedic vet surgeons actually train to fix the structures
Itâs always the hardest trying to listen to the lecturer/speaker whenever theyâre with a pup/catđđ the urge to play with them is a battle I fight every time đđ
You're absolutely amazing May..as I watch all your videos, I keep posting them to my daughter who dreams of becoming a Vet ..its so good to make her aware of what she's in for.Thank you May.God bless you richly.â€đ
Aww thanks so much thatâs so lovely to hear, best of luck to your daughter! đ
This is so interesting to see! Thank you for giving us a peek into vet school
Goodluckk!! Iknow vet school is so demanding and tired but yeah lets keep going to pursue our dream, Wish we can meet and be a good colleagues to each other xoxo!
Thank you a lot for sharing veterinarian content on CZcams. It helps a lot!đ
đđŒawesome video to share your experiences and experienced teacher too tq3đđŒđđđ
You are living my dream may! đą
Thank you for this video; now I know what it looks like in orthopedics. I believe this is a sign to keep it up because I have felt so hopeless, tired, and exhausted these past few weeks, and this video shows up. I really want to specialize in bones in the future!!
Hang in there! There may be challenging days (vet med be hard sometimes) but there are also rewarding days đâ€ïž sending you supportive hugs đ
@@MayYean Thank you! Hoping to see more videos related to other fields of veterinary!!
I got a question. What were the first and basic things you learned to get into being a vet. Cause I don't know where to start. Pls help,thank you.
How are you finding life as a new grad vet? I hope you still get to see cool orthopaedics where you are now!
Hello mam you are so inspiring for veterinary aspirants....
I am from India and I want to pursue my bachelor's in veterinary abroad so can you please give a road map of it hw to take admission, collage means full procedure... I will be highly obliged to you for thisđ„ș
I have a very important question for you, did you took maths as additional in 12th for veterinary ?
Yes it is necessary to take math in your 12 as many universities have the requirement for it . If you want to know about India it isn't required but most other countries do. Hope that helps !
Hi there! I dmed you on twitter and was wondering if I could ask you some questions about vet school? I am currently applying :)
how could you tell which leg was hurt?
Listening me watching the gait carefully. As the lecturer mentioned, she was landing very heavily on her right leg compared to the left, so she is compensating the lameness in her L leg to put most of her weight on the R leg.
You can hear and see how hard she lands on the right one.
Thank you a lot for sharing veterinarian content on CZcams. It helps a lot!đ