This Knowledge Check is based on information from drip.vet’s continuing education: Photobiomodulation Therapy in Pain Management - Beneficial for Your Patients and Practice?
Can you deliver an effective laser therapy treatment without clipping the patient's fur?
We put that question to Wendy Baltzer, DVM, PhD, DACVS-SA, DACVSMR-Canine, CCRP, an expert in the field. Test yourself first, then we'll reveal Dr. Baltzer's answer.
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Photobiomodulation in Pain Management - Beneficial for Your Patients and Practice?
2 Hours of Anytime On-Demand RACE-approved Continuing Education
This documentary-style course provides an in-depth practical review of photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) and how it can positively impact both patient care and practice profitability. Featuring multiple industry-leading expert veterinarians, the course discusses clinically relevant information on the pathophysiology of pain, pain assessment, and PBMT as a means of augmenting pain management. The course highlights key steps to successfully implement PBMT into the practice setting, including onboarding of the patient care team and clients.
ANSWER:
A: Yes, you do (need to clip the hair prior to laser treatment).
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