Scrubbed In: The DVM Journey is your front-row seat to the fast-paced, emotional, and often hilarious life as a veterinary student. This podcast pulls back the curtain on the highs, lows, and in-betweens of veterinary school. Whether you’re a pet parent, aspiring vet, or just curious about what happens in veterinary school, join us for real and relatable tales from the DVM Journey.
Welcome to episode #58 of Scrubbed In: The DVM Journey – the podcast where we dive into the wild, rewarding, and sometimes unpredictable world of becoming a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Think you know poultry viral diseases? In Part 2, we’ll work through three high-yield diseases you need to recognize for the NAVLE: infectious laryngotracheitis (ILT), virulent Newcastle disease, and highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
We’ll break down the key clinical signs, classic clues, diagnosis, and reportable disease considerations for each, plus easy memory tricks to help you recognize them quickly on exam day.
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1 Oct 2026
NAVLE Nuggets: Hypersensitivity Reactions
Welcome to episode #57 of Scrubbed In: The DVM Journey – the podcast where we dive into the wild, rewarding, and sometimes unpredictable world of becoming a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Can you tell the difference between Type I, II, III, and IV hypersensitivity reactions?
In this episode, we’ll break down the four types of hypersensitivity using clinical examples, including anaphylaxis, IMHA, neonatal isoerythrolysis, immune-complex disease, vasculitis, and delayed-type hypersensitivity.
We’ll also cover easy memory tricks to help you remember the mechanism behind each type and recognize them quickly on the NAVLE.
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24 Sept 2026
NAVLE Nuggets: Cushing's vs. Addison's Disease (LDDS vs. ACTH Testing)
Welcome to episode #56 of Scrubbed In: The DVM Journey – the podcast where we dive into the wild, rewarding, and sometimes unpredictable world of becoming a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Can you tell the difference between hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing’s) and hypoadrenocorticism (Addison’s)?
In this NAVLE Nugget, we’ll work through clinical cases and break down the key differences between these two adrenal diseases, including clinical signs, classic lab abnormalities, diagnosis, treatment, and the most important NAVLE clues.
We’ll also tackle one of the most commonly confusing topics: LDDS vs. ACTH stimulation testing. Learn when to use each test, what question each test is asking, and how to interpret the results.
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Who has been a guest on Scrubbed In: The DVM Journey
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Dr Virginia Edwards
Dr Robyn Hahn
Dr Tim Loonam
Eric Marker
Emi Jones
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