Veterinary Surgery mind maps
17 mind maps by 12 users
This Veterinary Surgery page on GoConqr gathers more than 10 user-made mind maps, covering topics from wound management to small animal GI surgery. They are for university students and professional candidates revising surgical topics, and teachers looking for ready-made material at university and professional level. Choose a map to begin your revision.
Mind maps
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Wound Management -
Small animal GI surgery
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Principles of small animal gastrointestinal surgery
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Mastectomy and castration
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Surgery In depth study of veterinary surgery
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Aural Surgery
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Practical care of wounds
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Ear Surgery
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wound management: dressings 2 -
wound management: continued -
Surgery of the Alimentary Tract -
Treating Wounds
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Neutering and ligation
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Types of abdominal surgery
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Alimentary Tract Surgery - GDV
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Tie Back Options
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Tie Back Options
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About veterinary surgery mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing veterinary surgery mind maps
The maps on this page bring together topics including wounds, the alimentary tract, neutering and ear surgery. They offer different starting points for revision, depending on the topic you want to explore.
Start with Wound Management for an overview of wound types, including abrasions, puncture wounds and burns. For gastrointestinal surgery, Small animal GI surgery begins by considering whether the animal is fit for surgery. You can also explore Surgery of the Alimentary Tract, which includes clinical signs associated with gastric dilation volvulus.
Move from maps to recall
Follow the branches of a map, then cover them and see which points you can recall. Return to any branches you missed. When you want question-based practice, switch to the wound or gastrointestinal surgery flashcards on the unit page, then revisit the map to connect the details.
Open a map and follow a topic that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
For a broad look at wound types, start with Wound Management. Its branches include abrasions, puncture wounds, lacerations and burns. If you are revising gastrointestinal surgery instead, Small animal GI surgery starts with whether the animal is fit for surgery and includes points on fluids and potassium.
What do the Veterinary Surgery mind maps cover?
The maps cover wound management, gastrointestinal and abdominal surgery, neutering and ligation, mastectomy and castration, and ear surgery. Some focus on a particular part of a topic, such as wound dressings. University students and professional candidates can choose a map that matches the area they are revising.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.