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LESSONS
Explore our lessons on NAVLE® Species and Diagnoses! Our goal is to simplify complex concepts and diseases, making learning a breeze for you.
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EXPERTS
Take a look at our expert-led video lessons! Our specialists break down everything you need to know about common topics listed in NAVLE® Species and Diagnosis.
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PRACTICE TESTS
Challenge your knowledge with our extensive collection of practice questions! We offer them in podcasts and videos, allowing you to learn on the go or with friends
5 Epic Hacks for Acing Your Learning Game
Make plans: First things first, download our free weekly study scheduler. It's your ultimate study buddy, helping you plan your prep time like a pro. Aim to study for at least 2.5 hours a day. Break it down into 30-minute chunks. Focus most of your time on dogs, cats, horses, and cows, but don't forget about the other critters!
Dive into our LESSONS: We've meticulously combed through your textbooks to deliver the latest and most expert information on topics noted in NAVLE Diagnoses and we have divided them by species and subject. Read 'em, soak 'em in, and don't forget to peek at the comments for some juicy clinical questions to test your knowledge.
Watch our EXPERTS: Tune into our guided video lessons. It's like having your favorite vet YouTuber teach you the ropes. Psst! Don't forget about our medical mysteries and case based learning podcasts! Dive into learning anywhere, anytime – Just pop in your AirPods and let's roll!
Hit the Books: We've got digital textbooks too! Dive into them for some deep learning on tricky topics like ophthalmology and toxicology. They're like your go-to study guides, minus the boring stuff.
PRACTICE TESTS Makes Perfect: Click on the banner at the bottom of the page to access our practice tests. Time to flex those brain muscles with our practice exams. Take 'em by subject or species, and we'll break down the answers so you know what's up.
With Vet Candy's NAVLE prep program, you'll be ready to crush it and become the ultimate vet superstar.
Lessons
Canine
Discover how antiarrhythmic medications are classified and utilized in veterinary medicine to manage cardiac conditions in animals.
Discover effective treatments for congestive heart failure in pets, including acute and chronic options.
Discover effective treatments for congestive heart failure in pets, including acute and chronic options.
Myxomatous degeneration is a condition characterized by the breakdown of the fibrous layer of the atrioventricular (AV) valve, leading to valve prolapse (hooding), and the proliferation of the spongiform layer.
Congenital cardiovascular abnormalities are defects present at birth, stemming from various factors like genetic predisposition, environmental influences, infections, toxins, medications taken by the mother, or inadequate maternal nutrition.
Pericardial disease commonly leads to fluid buildup within the pericardial sac, known as pericardial effusion.
Effective CPR in veterinary medicine hinges on various factors, including the root cause of the arrest, the promptness and efficiency of the intervention, and the readiness of the CPR team.
Effectively managing hypertension in dogs and cats requires a tailored approach, considering individual patient factors and concurrent conditions.
Feline
Vasodilator drugs play a crucial role in managing systemic hypertension and congestive heart failure (CHF) in dogs and cats.
Heartworm disease, scientifically known as dirofilariasis, is caused by the nematode Dirofilaria immitis.
Diuretics are vital in managing congestive heart failure (CHF) in animals, particularly dogs and cats.
Equine
Equine colic, characterized by abdominal pain, is a multifaceted condition encompassing a spectrum of etiologies.
Colic in horses encompasses various conditions manifesting as abdominal pain.
Equine gastric ulcer syndrome encompasses a spectrum of changes affecting the gastrointestinal tract.
Bovine
Swine
Other Species
Test Strategy
Next 10 hours study strategy. The idea is that you study in 10-hour rotating increments. The 10 hours don’t have to be all in one day or even a week; they can ebb and flow around your clinical rotations and life.
When the pressures of studying for NAVLE weigh heavy on your shoulders, it's easy to fall into the trap of relentless studying. However, taking purposeful breaks isn't just about catching a breather; it's about enhancing your overall study experience and maximizing productivity. So, keep calm and take a study break—the smart way.
NAVLE consists of 360 multiple-choice questions, with 300 questions counting toward your score and sixty items serving as unscored pretest questions. Approximately 15%-20% of the items on the NAVLE include graphic or pictorial information relevant to the item, such as photographs, radiographs, drawings, or charts. Learn more facts about the exam.
The Pomodoro Technique helps individuals manage their time effectively by breaking work into manageable intervals, thereby reducing the likelihood of burnout and increasing focus and productivity.
Diuretics play a crucial role in managing congestive heart failure (CHF) in animals