Get Clinical Case Report - University Of Tennessee - Vet Utk

Filling out the Clinical Case Report is essential for tracking and managing veterinary cases at the University of Tennessee. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to assist you in accurately completing the form to ensure proper submission.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in the designated editing area.
2. Enter the date in the designated field, ensuring it reflects the accurate date of the case initiation.
3. Specify the species of the animal in the provided section. Be as precise as possible to facilitate proper classification.
4. Input the animal number(s) in the corresponding area to help identify and track the case effectively.
5. Fill in the location field, which should indicate where the animal is being treated or housed.
6. Indicate whether the case is a single case or a group treatment by marking the appropriate box.
7. Provide the protocol number if applicable, which is important for case management and regulatory purposes.
8. Enter the name of the principal investigator in the respective field to identify the lead researcher responsible for the case.
9. List the clinician's name in the area provided to document who is overseeing the treatment of the case.
10. Complete the 'Reported By' section with your name to attribute the reporting of the case.
11. Describe the problem the animal presents in the designated area, providing thorough details for better understanding.
12. Fill in the diagnosis section with the thorough assessment of the animal’s condition.
13. Record the treatment details in the provided space, including all relevant steps taken or medications administered.
14. Utilize the 'Other Information' section for any additional notes that may assist in understanding the case.
15. Once completed, save changes to the document. You have the option to download, print, or share the Clinical Case Report for submission.

Complete your Clinical Case Report online today to ensure accurate record-keeping and effective veterinary care.