This text takes a clinically relevant problem-oriented approach to veterinary ophthalmology for all species. Coverage includes case studies with accompanying multiple-choice questions on CD-ROM to encourage students to think through scenarios and treatment options in a systematic manner. Rather than merely presenting facts for students to memorize, this book with CD-ROM helps students develop critical thinking skills and prepares them to handle clinical situations they will encounter in practice. The CD-ROM also has explanations of incorrect answers for the multiple-choice questions and cross-references to material in the book that can be used for self-study.This resource is also helpful to practicing veterinarians who are looking for a review of ophthalmology. The text, along with the CD-ROM, can be used as a review manual or as a valuable reference to turn to when confronted with a patient with an unrecognizable or challenging eye condition.
- This is the only book on veterinary ophthalmology that includes a CD-ROM.
- Uses a problem-based (or case-based) approach to make the material more relevant to students by applying concepts to actual clinical cases.
- The material discussed in each chapter corresponds with 3-4 clinical cases on the CD-ROM to allow the students to apply what they have learned.
- Covers ophthalmology for small animals, as well as food animals, birds, horses, and exotic pets.
- CD-ROM includes multiple-choice questions and answers; if questions are answered incorrectly, users are provided with a helpful explanation and directed to the section in the book that addresses that topic.
