Course code Vete4007

Credit points 1.50

Clinical Pharmacotherapy

Total Hours in Course40

Number of hours for lectures10

Number of hours for seminars and practical classes10

Date of course confirmation22.11.2017

Responsible UnitClinical Institute

Course developer

author prof.

Līga Kovaļčuka

Dr. med. vet.

Prior knowledge

Ķīmi1028, Inorganic Chemistry

Ķīmi3016, Organic Chemistry

Vete2013, Anatomy of the Domestic Animals I

Vete2014, Anatomy of the Domestic Animals II

Vete2015, Anatomy of the Domestic Animals III

Vete4102, Pharmacology

Vete6022, Physiology I

Vete6023, Physiology II

Course abstract

Clinical pharmacotherapy - a special study subjects veterinarian preparation process. Training are as follows: drug of choice in tactics of animal disease treatment and prevention, the combination of pharmacological and toxicological aspects of drug-related adverse reactions and notification procedures; register of veterinary medicinal products.

Learning outcomes and their assessment

[knowledge] drug of choice fundamentals of various diseases, the combination pharmacology, knowledge of adverse drug reactions and drug toxicology; [skills] to choose the most suitable drug for the treatment of livestock, to assess the probability of occurrence of side reaction product and skills to prevent, assess the interactions of the combined use of the case; [competence] to apply the acquired knowledge in their practice veterinary clinics, farms.

Compulsory reading

1. Indulis Purviņš, Santa Purviņa. Praktiskā Farmakoloģija. Praktiskā farmakoloģija. 4. izdevums. ZIC, 2011, 896 lpp. (ISBN: 9978-9984-854-20-5)
2. Veterinary Drug Handbook. Donald C. Plumb. Pharma Vet. Publishing, USA 1991. 688 p.

Further reading

1. Walter H. Hsu. Handbook of Veterinary Pharmacology. Wiley-Blackwell, USA 2008. 550 p.
2. Boothe D.M. Clinical Pharmacology&Therapeutics. Elsevier, USA 2001. 1335 p.

Periodicals and other sources

1. Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics. Wiley. ISSN: 1365-2885
2. PubMed datu bāze. Pieejams: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/