This list is designed to monitor resources used in educating veterinary technicians. Items must be owned or available for primary teaching.
*Species preceded by an asterisk are required.
*Small Ruminants (Goats or Sheep)
*Birds (e.g. pigeons, chickens, parrots, cockatoos, etc.)
*Items preceded by an asterisk are required.
Microscope with camera or teaching microscope
*Electronic Presentation system (e.g. projector, software, learning management system)
*Video recording and viewing equipment
*Large animal skeleton/limbs or veterinary anatomical software system
*Dog or Cat skeleton or veterinary anatomical software system
*Anesthesia machine – dog or cat
*Waste anesthetic gas exhaust system
*Cages complying with federal regulations
*Dental instruments – large animal—dental floats
*Dental instruments – dog or cat—ultrasonic scaler and polisher including appropriate hand instruments
*Electrocardiograph (with printing capabilities as optional)
*Emergency supplies and equipment with accessible emergency drugs and dosages, (including, but not limited to, assorted endotracheal tubes, resuscitation bag, assorted intravenous catheter sizes, epinephrine, atropine, lidocaine, face mask(s), stethoscope)
*Oral speculum-dog or cat (Mouth gag)
*Orthopedic equipment (familiarity with common orthopedic instruments – e.g. orthopedic wire, K-wire, pins, bone screws, pin cutter, wire cutting scissors, rongeur, bone holding forceps, hand chuck, osteotome, bone curette, mallet, Gigli wire saw and handles, elevator, and bone plates)
*Syringe – Large animal multi-dose injection syringe
*Temperature monitoring device (e.g. thermometer)
*Warming device (e.g. circulating warm water blanket, forced warm air blanket)
*Cattle chute (a restraint device whereby the animal head is fixed and the back and sides are closed to allow safe examination and treatment of patient)
*Manual (Differential) blood cell counter
Hand dark room and developing equipment
High speed/rare earth screens
Lead eyeglasses (if required by state law*)
*Storage racks for gloves and aprons