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255: CE: What's in a Number? How a Clinical Pathologist Approaches Results
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Program Description:
This podcast will delve into the critical importance and limitations of population-based reference intervals in veterinary diagnostics. Hear directly from a clinical pathologist and Medical Director of Zoetis Reference Laboratories on best practices for interpretating chemistry and hematology data and common errors to avoid.
Program Agenda:
Program Description:
This podcast will delve into the critical importance and limitations of population-based reference intervals in veterinary diagnostics. Hear directly from a clinical pathologist and Medical Director of Zoetis Reference Laboratories on best practices for interpretating chemistry and hematology data and common errors to avoid.
Program Agenda:
- What defines a population-based reference interval?
- What happens when an interval is:
- Too broad
- Too narrow
- How should a reference interval be used when evaluating a laboratory result?
- Rationale for laboratory-specific intervals
Learning Objectives:
- Define a population-based reference interval in veterinary medicine
- Compare the potential problems with intervals that are too broad and too narrow
- Explain the limitations of reference intervals when interpreting individual patient results
- Identify the need for proper quality regulation in veterinary reference laboratories
277 episodes
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Manage episode 419840126 series 3313712
Content provided by The Vet Blast Podcast. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by The Vet Blast Podcast or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
Sponsored by Zoetis. Head to dvm360 Flex and login or create a free CE account and claim your credit after listening to this episode.
Program Description:
This podcast will delve into the critical importance and limitations of population-based reference intervals in veterinary diagnostics. Hear directly from a clinical pathologist and Medical Director of Zoetis Reference Laboratories on best practices for interpretating chemistry and hematology data and common errors to avoid.
Program Agenda:
Program Description:
This podcast will delve into the critical importance and limitations of population-based reference intervals in veterinary diagnostics. Hear directly from a clinical pathologist and Medical Director of Zoetis Reference Laboratories on best practices for interpretating chemistry and hematology data and common errors to avoid.
Program Agenda:
- What defines a population-based reference interval?
- What happens when an interval is:
- Too broad
- Too narrow
- How should a reference interval be used when evaluating a laboratory result?
- Rationale for laboratory-specific intervals
Learning Objectives:
- Define a population-based reference interval in veterinary medicine
- Compare the potential problems with intervals that are too broad and too narrow
- Explain the limitations of reference intervals when interpreting individual patient results
- Identify the need for proper quality regulation in veterinary reference laboratories
277 episodes
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