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 QOD Archive Updated!
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April 18th, 08-- Subscriptions are open !

Folks who want access to a comprehensive practice test database in VTNE format can subscribe for only $95
Access to:
Over 500 questions with 100s added monthly
Answers hotlinked to Merck
Study strategy notes and test-taking hints
Progress review tools
Customized "My Missed Questions" tests
As always, the VTNE Question of the Day is free.
Want your daily question by email ? Register here free
(takes 15 seconds, AND you get a daily vet cartoon !).
Interested ? Contact us!
March 14th, 08-- How do I become a student rep?

The Zuku Review is seeking student representatives. Duties are simple: You send a few emails to your class and put up posters.
If folks have questions, you show them the Zuku Review website from the inside.
There is a $15 discount when 5 people buy together at the same time, and student reps facilitate group purchases.
In return student reps get access to the Zuku Review, and everlasting fame and glory.
There is also a $400 scholarship prize for the rep whose school has the most memberships by June 20 !
Interested ? Contact us!

March 10th, 08-- How do I prepare for VTNE?

Here are some options to help you prepare for the VTNE.
1. Hit the books.
Clinical Textbook for Veterinary Technicians, 6th ed, by McCurnin and Bassert is a good place to start.
Well illustrated and written, with anesthesia, radiology, restraint, records, fluid calcs and pretty much anything else you will want for VTNE.
For more, see the
Zuku Review of Books for VTNE
2. Tune up daily
Start your day with a free VTNE Question of the Day and get a classic RMM vet cartoon while you are at it.
Takes about 30 seconds to Register free, folks.
3. Review online with VSPN
The Veterinary Support Personnel Network (VSPN) offers an excellent VTNE review online.
April 20-June 15: A live, online VTNE prep class Sunday nights 8:00-9:30pm ET (USA), + notes and a web forum.
Comprehensive, and very well done. Useful if you like structure to help stay on track.
Instructors:
Nanette Walker Smith, M.Ed., RVT, CVT, LVT
Darci Palmer, RVT, VTS (Anes)
Barb Burri, MBA, CVT, LVT
Tuition: $175 ($88 for enrolled VT program students or those who have graduated within 6 months of the course start date).
The Spring 2008 course outline is not yet published, but past VTNE prep courses (see link), reflect the topics covered in VTNE.
For more details, watch the VTNE CE area, TECH120-0408: Practical Review for Veterinary Technicians.
March 5th, 08-- Free re-subscription if you fail VTNE
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