Service Details

Question 1

Common Service

Answer 1

Bloodwork, CBC (Complete Blood Count)/Chem, is commonly done every few weeks for each service to see how medications are doing on a patient

Question 2

Cardiology

Answer 2

EKG, Echocardiograms, and Radiographs (X-Rays)

Question 3

Dermatology

Answer 3

Skin Scraping, Allergy Tests, Ear Flushes, Ear CT scans, and cytologies

Question 4

Internal Medicine

Answer 4

AUS (abdominal ultrasound), CT scan, radiographs, BRONOscopy (throat, ENDOscopy (butt), and RHINOscopy (nose).
They can also diagnose cancer via a needle aspirate or cytology. If cancer is diagnosed, then it will be referred to oncology.

Question 5

Neurology

Answer 5

MRI, radiographs, Bear testing (hearing test), and spinal taps

Question 6

Oncology

Answer 6

Radiographs, AUS, CT scans, RT staging

Question 7

Radiology

Answer 7

Read all images (radiographs, AUS, CT scan, all scopes and MRI’s) taken in the hospital and create a report corresponding to the procedure.
They also perform each ultrasound and all outpatient ultrasounds.

Question 8

Surgery

Answer 8

They see appointments on one day and perform surgery the next day. Ten to fourteen days post OP the sutures should be removed, and this is a free procedure.
Bandage changes occur every one to two days post op and the charge is based on the size of the bandage. Radiographs are usually 6-8 weeks post op.
Common procedures - radiographs and surgery (soft tissue and orthopedic)