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• BRAIN MATTERS

  A client brings in a newly adopted 3-year-old female Green iguana with a white crystalline substance adhered to the skin surrounding her nostrils. The owner does not indicate any other historical evidence of respiratory disease. QUESTION: WHAT IS THIS SUBSTANCE AND WHAT IS ITS SIGNIFICANCE?

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• WELLNESS MATTERS BY THRIVE

  A co-worker of yours has shown changes in her behaviour that are impacting patient and client care. She is avoiding cases in the clinic, seems detached from the team, and is complaining of sleep problems at home. QUESTION: IS YOUR CO-WORKER SHOWING SIGNS OF BURNOUT OR COMPASSION FATIGUE?

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• Monthly Challenge

  Bailey has a gradually progressive skin condition that her owner first noticed one year ago. He shares a photo of Bailey’s lesions as they first appeared; they were quite mild and only affected her ventral abdomen. They have now become much more severe and also affect the medial proximal thighs. Review Bailey’s case to find out what might be causing this reaction.

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