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Veterinary Acupuncture 204
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12.0
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$288.00 USD
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Educational Objectives
Explain the similarities and difference in the traditional versus the transpositional approach to equine acupuncture
Compare and contrast the location and function of the traditional Chinese back Shu points with the transpositioanl Shu points
Identify the location and function of the traditional Chinese acupuncture points in horses
Define the traditional Chinese medicine approaches of the Eight Principles, the Zang-fu Organs and the Five Elements
Identify the location and function of the transpositional acupuncture points in horses
Contrast the principles of diagnosis from a Western and traditional Chinese medicine perspective
Outline the components of the traditional Chinese acupuncture examination
Integrate the various approaches in traditional Chinese medicine and Japanese acupuncture in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal and neurological disorders and chronic back pain in horses
Describe the etiology and treatment of gastrointestinal disorders of horses within the traditional Chinese medicine paradigm
Develop traditional Chinese medicine treatment formulas for general conditions in the horse using the Eight Principles
Explain the theory of Ting point therapy and Thoresen coronary band therapy
Describe the methods of palpation for and the treatment of Ting points and Thoresen coronary band therapy points
Diagnose conditions using the Eight Principles based on inspection, hearing and smelling, inquiry and palpation
Critique the Whole-Horse approach to acupuncture in performance horses
Explain proper saddle fitting and how improper fitting can result in low back pain
Describe the application of traditional Chinese medicine to equine sports medicine
List the muscles of the horse, their associated meridians and their Zang-fu organ relationships
Outline the basic principles of force, motion and material strength in biological tissues and apply them to the biomechanics of the horse
Summarize the application of traditional Chinese acupuncture to cattle
Identify the acupuncture points in the pig
Instructors
Allen Schoen, DVM, MS
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Veterinary Acupuncture 203
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6.0
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$144.00 USD
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Compare and contrast the study and treatment of gastrointestinal, reproductive, immunological and dermatological disorders from Western medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine perspectives
Explain the theory and evidence for the effects of acupuncture on gastrointestinal, reproductive, immunological and dermatological function
Identify the pathogenesis of gastrointestinal, reproductive, immunological and dermatological disorders according to the patterns of the Eight Principles, vital substances, Zang-fu organs, pathogenic factors, channels and the four level theory on heat-induced disease
Describe the recommended acupuncture treatment for gastrointestinal, reproductive, immunological and dermatological disorders
Assess the evidence for the the use of acupuncture in surgical and postoperative analgesia
Identify the acupuncture points used to induce analgesia in specific anatomical locations
Explain the technique of gold bead implantation
Summarize the differences and similarities in applying acupuncture to avian and mammalian patients
Outline the use of Traditional Chinese Medicine herbal remedies in treating the avian patient
Describe the theory and principles of auricular therapy in animals
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Allen Schoen, DVM, MS
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Veterinary Acupuncture 202
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6.0
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Identify the canine acupuncture points
Correlate the canine acupuncture points to the associated cutaneous nerve
Differentiate disease causations in dogs based on Western and traditional Chinese medicine approaches
Describe the components of the canine examination in traditional Chinese medicine
Explain the diagnosis and treatment of specific canine musculoskeletal disorders using traditional Chinese medicine
Outline the use of acupuncture for canine neurological disorders
Describe the implementation of acupuncture for the treatment of thoracolumbar and cervical disk disease in small mammals
Explain trigger point treatment in dogs
Summarize the efficacy of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of chronic respiratory disease, cardiovascular disorders and heart disease in small animals
Outline the approaches used in traditional Chinese medicine to critical care situations in dogs
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Allen Schoen, DVM, MS
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Veterinary Acupuncture 201
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6.0
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Assess the history of traditional acupuncture and its application to veterinary medicine
Describe the anatomy of acupoints
Relate the classification of acupoints to organ systems
Explain the neurophysiological basis of acupuncture
Analyze the current research on acupuncture as it relates to veterinary practice
Outline the Eastern concepts of acupuncture
Describe the traditional Eastern approached to diagnosis and treatment
Use the methods of classification by The Five Elements, The Eight Conditions and Zang – fu theory to develop a treatment formula
Recognize the various techniques of acupuncture and the types of instrumentation employed
Summarize the principles of Point Selection
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Allen Schoen, DVM, MS
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