KSVDL vs VetMath Pro

Track your samples from accessioning through final test results at the Kansas State Veterinary Diagnostics Lab. Designate how you receive push notifications as samples are accessioned into the lab, when individual test results become available, and when accession results are finalized. View and share results in PDF format. Browse or search all available tests offered through the KSVDL. Review estimated turnaround times, sample collection instructions, shipping guidelines, prices, and much more. Access KSVDL's growing library of instructional videos on collecting samples, shipping, and other topics. Users must log in with their KSVDL VetView Portal account to view accession status and enable push notifications to receive updates on their submitted samples. Overview of Features: - View the current status of your accessions. - Request additional tests while accessions are in working status. - Browse and search available tests. - View KSVDL instructional videos on sample collection and submission. - Receive notifications when your samples are accessioned at the lab. - Receive notifications as individual test results become available. - Receive notifications when test results are finalized. - View, download, and share PDF reports of results on all previous accessions.

VetMath Pro is a customizable ultra-fast medical calculator and protocols creator/organizer. Functioning is similar to a spreadsheet of drug calculations. Just input the patient weight, select which protocol or drug list you are interested in, and the next screen shows you the calculated doses for that drug list and other protocol item details. More detailed information about the calculations for each drug is available on another screen as desired. Additional calculators such as a CRI calculator are also available in the app. The most powerful aspect of this application is YOUR ability to create YOUR OWN protocols and drugs lists with your own preferred doses. Because you create and save your preferred drug lists ahead of time, you end up saving time during the busy work day for both daily routine calculations and for those infrequent drug usage times as well (e.g. species or conditions you don't see on a daily basis). FEATURES: •Rapid calculation of medication/drug doses. •Create new drug lists and protocols. •Create new categories and subcategories to organize your protocols and drug lists they way you want. •Add, remove, sort, and edit categories, protocols, drugs and protocol items as desired. •For each drug include the drug concentration if available for the particular drug, and your preferred drug dose. You can also add an optional dose range (low dose and high dose), an optional maximum total dose, and optional notes for each drug. •For each protocol item or drug you can save a link, a photo, or a pdf if desired to save more reference information for your protocols. •Separate medical notes can be added/saved. •Favorite protocols and protocol items and drugs can be saved and viewed on a separate tab to save time for your frequently used protocols or items/drugs. HOW TO: •Edit Categories and Protocols: Click menu button on the upper right from the main Protocols view and select Edit. •Edit Protocol Items and Drugs: From the main Protocols view, select the desired Protocol. Then select the upper right “options” button and select edit from the options. You can view how to videos for VetMath Pro on our website: vetmath.com DISCLAIMER: This application is intended for informational use only and is intended for medical professionals. No medication or medical decisions should be based solely on this application's results. Your clinical knowledge of medicine, the medications, and the patient are of foremost importance. As medical professionals it is your responsibility to determine whether a particular drug and/or drug dose or other protocol item or calculation is appropriate for a particular patient and to confirm whether the data is valid both in general and for your use in making medical decisions. Refer to your Apple App Store Licensed Application End User License Agreement for more information about your license agreement. REFERENCES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: General references for drug names include: Plumb's Veterinary Drug Handbook, Donald C. Plumb, Blackwell Publishing, 2005 and 2023, prescribing information monographs from various vendors of drugs, and common clinical knowledge.