Image Gallery: Adverse Drug Reactions

Drug reactions vary from clinically visible cutaneous reactions with rapid onset to subtle, often delayed reactions that are more difficult to diagnose. Click through these images to view a variety of drug reactions.

Quiz: Indicated Versus Contraindicated Corticosteroid Use in Emergency Patients

Corticosteroids are indicated for some medical conditions but may be contraindicated in certain clinical situations. Test your ability to assess corticosteroid use in high-risk patients.

Management of Subclinical Bacteriuria

Isolating bacteria from a patient's urine doesn't always indicate active infection, but does suggest a significant finding. Follow these diagnostic and therapeutic guidelines to know when antibiotics will be helpful or when they could be harmful.

Iatrogenic Hypothyroidism Following Radioiodine Treatment

Too much of a good thing? Learn from these cases in which definitive treatment of one thyroid disease led to another.

Subclinical Subaortic Stenosis in a Golden Retriever

Advising clients on the management of a young, otherwise healthy dog with a heart murmur can be challenging. Put your clinical decision-making to the test and follow along with this case.

Top 5 Substances that Affect Blood Glucose

Maintaining normoglycemia is a vital and complicated physiologic process. Know these 5 substances and the profound effects they can have on blood glucose levels in your patients.

Top 5 Tips for Sedation & Anesthesia in Fractious Dogs

Fearful and aggressive dogs can be managed safely and effectively on surgery day. From initial client communication to recovery and discharge, follow these 5 steps.