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You may have noticed that veterinary surgeons have the initials 'MRCVS' or 'FRCVS' after their names. This stands for member, or fellow, of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), and indicates their registration with the RCVS, the regulatory body for veterinary surgeons in the UK.
Don't Say 'Thank You For Your Service' This Monday Memorial Day is specifically to honor those who died in military service. One vet says he'd prefer people say, "I hope you're having a meaningful day." The holiday's history dates to the Civil War.
I am sincerely grateful for your service and sacrifice. Thank you for your service! I'm certain it comes with many sacrifices and I thank you and your family each and everyday. Words are not enough to express the gratitude I hold in my heart for our veterans.
DVM stands for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Help animals: with the study of veterinary medicine, you learn how to help animals and end their suffering. In addition, veterinarians are an important contact in dealing with animals. The graduates know how to deal with the healing, the food and the attitude of animals and can improve the life of the animal.

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Let clients know that you care for them and their animals and that your primary motive is not simply collecting your fee. The same principles work with coworkers and others. Every communication process is made of four basic elements: sender, message, receiver and interpretation.
Without critical thinking, veterinary nurses are prone to cognitive errors, which can lead to treatment errors, especially in a high-stakes environment such as trauma care.
The caduceus used for veterinarians and vet technicians is a symbol from ancient Greek mythology that has been modified to represent modern-day veterinarian practices. The caduceus is normally depicted as a staff with one or two snakes twisting around the top of it.
Written communication tracks patient progress. It also holds us legally responsible for our actions when patient progress goes awry. There is a saying in medicine: \u201cIf it isn't written, it didn't happen.\u201d Written communication sets a standard for the practice of veterinary medicine.
In nearly every other country in the world, vets are known as \u201cDr\u201d. So when British vets travel overseas, it causes mild consternation if they try to stick to the \u201cMr\u201d title from home.

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