Told to me as a first year student by an elderly professor of anatomy. And how right he was! We always seem to focus on what we don’t know and think that knowing as much as possible is the be all and end all of being a successful vet. Well guys, listen to Professor King. The vast majority of mistakes are down to missing something on physical exam or, for example, failing to realise the significance of an abnormality on blood work or missing something on rads. Put the majority of your effort into SEEING what is there.