The title of this post seems to be the best way to describe vet school at the moment. It's like you're on a treadmill that is gradually speeding up and you have to keep running faster so that you don't go flying off the back. But I still love it, so that's the good news!
I haven't updated this in a while so I will try to recall the highs and lows of the past few weeks. In the time since I wrote last my anatomy group and I got a new cadaver dog. That was an added source of stress because my lab partner and I had to start the whole dissection over. So I spent at least 7 hours dissecting the new dog, because he was so huge and obese. I had another physiological chemistry exam this week that went very well. I'm really starting to enjoy that class and seeing how everything connects. In clinical skills this week I taught about equine bandaging techniques. In the sheep section, we vaccinated, dewormed, and hoof trimmed about a dozen or so ewes. We did more physical examination techniques in the small animal section. We had a llama section this week in which we trimmed hooves, shaved teeth, and did basic handling techniques.
I've been very busy, but I feel like those are the only things worth mentioning at the moment. Time to study histology for my exam on Monday!
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