Hello pre-vet students! Just wanted to drop a couple of study outlets for everyone to try out! Drop any study tips/tricks/hacks below! Happy studying!👩🏽‍🏫 Image 1: Anki study flash card app Screen recording: App - GoodNotes; how to create a study set

Hey Future Vets! 🌿 As we continue to push the boundaries of veterinary care, it’s essential that we stay informed about emerging technologies, especially robotics, and how they could impact our field. Recently, I came across a fascinating article that dives deep into the rising influence of robotics in various industries. While most examples focus on manufacturing and automation, the crossover to veterinary medicine is happening faster than we think. Imagine robotic arms assisting in precise surgeries or AI-powered machines monitoring the health of your patients 24/7. These tools could not only enhance the accuracy of treatments but also allow us to integrate holistic solutions in more effective ways. 🌱 For example, a robotic device could administer acupuncture more consistently than human hands ever could. 🤖💡 As we discuss these innovations, think about the future role of holistic-focused technologies in your veterinary practice. We’re at the forefront of a technological evolution, and understanding these advancements will set you apart as a forward-thinking vet. Key Takeaways: 1. Robotics in Surgery: Tools like robotic arms can ensure higher precision during operations, reducing the risk of human error. 2. Monitoring Systems: AI-driven monitoring tools will provide real-time insights into a pet’s health, allowing for more personalized and preventative care. 3. Holistic Tech: Emerging robotic technologies may one day assist with holistic treatments like acupuncture, chiropractic adjustments, and more. Let’s stay curious and explore how we can integrate these advancements while staying true to our holistic roots. Who knows—your future practice could be a perfect blend of ancient healing techniques and cutting-edge robotics! What do you think about robotics in vet medicine? Let’s discuss below! 💬👇 #FutureVets #VeterinaryMedicine #RoboticsInVetCare #HolisticVet #InnovativePetCare #EmergingTech #AIandPets

Good evening! I had an idea from our earlier meet and greet discussions. For those of you in undergrad or vet school with upcoming exams, how about we set up a Zoom session? We can present what we’re learning, almost like being professors for each other. There’s a saying: “You don’t really know something until you can teach it to someone else,” and I find this approach helps me do well on quizzes and exams. I thought of this last year, and I’d love to hear what you think! I have an exam in about three weeks, so I’d like to organize a Zoom session for anyone interested. During the presentation, everyone can ask questions. If a presenter doesn’t know something, they can ask their professors later to improve their understanding before the exam. This way, we’ll all be teaching and learning from each other. Let me know your thoughts!😁