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Dec 26, 2024
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2022-2023 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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VET 211LB - Veterinary Nursing Procedures Lab:Avian,Exotic,& Lab Animals 1 Credits, 3 Contact Hours 0 lecture periods 3 lab periods
The lab portion of VET 211 . Veterinary nursing techniques for avian, exotic and laboratory animals. Includes care and management of laboratory animals and exotic companion animals; husbandry; nursing procedures; preventative health care; and restraint. Also includes mentoring techniques; teamwork; communications; and health problem assessment involving kennel management.
Prerequisite(s): Within the last two years: VET 114 VET 120 VET 150 VET 205 VET 210 Corequisite(s): VET 121 , VET 200 , VET 211 , VET 230 , VET 291 Information: Registration for this course is restricted to students who have completed the first year in the Veterinary Technician Program.
Course Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate the effective and appropriate handling and restraint techniques for various laboratory. animals, reptiles, birds, pocket pets, and other exotics.
- Demonstrate the administration of medication, venipuncture, and nail trims in laboratory and exotic animals.
- Describe the restraint techniques of non-human primates.
- Explain the proper set up and maintenance of a freshwater aquarium.
Performance Objectives:
- Demonstrate the effective and appropriate handling and restraint techniques for various laboratory. animals, reptiles, birds, pocket pets, and other exotics.
- Complete nail trims in laboratory and exotic animals.
- Administer parenteral and enteral medication.
- Demonstrate proper collection of blood and cytological samples from laboratory animals.
- Describe the restraint techniques of non-human primates.
- Explain the proper set up and maintenance of a freshwater aquarium.
Outline:
- Restrain Lab and Exotic Animals
- Birds
- Rodents
- Rabbits
- Reptiles
- Other
- Trim Nails
- Birds
- Rodents
- Rabbits
- Other
- Perform Laboratory Animal Procedures
- Recognize lab animals and identification systems
- Restrain lab animals
- mice
- rat
- rabbit
- Determine sex
- Perform or supervise husbandry procedures
- Feeding
- Watering
- Enrichment
- Cleaning of cages
- Administer drugs or medications using appropriate sites and routes
- Topical
- Oral
- Intraperitoneal
- Subcutaneous
- Collect blood samples
- Rat
- Rabbit
- Other
- Principles of terminal and non-terminal study design
- Demonstrate anesthetic and recovery procedures
- Understand means of humane euthanasia in study design
- Demonstrate necropsy procedures and sample collection
- Principles of Non-Human Primate Care
- Compare restraint techniques
- Apply knowledge of zoonotic disease risk and transmission routes
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