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Course title Diseases of Miscellaneous Animals II
Course code Vete4076
Credit points (ECTS) 3
Total Hours in Course 81
Number of hours for lectures 20
Number of hours for seminars and practical classes 20
Independent study hours 41
Date of course confirmation 19/03/2014
Responsible Unit Institute of Food and Environmental Hygiene
 
Course developers
Dr. med. vet., doc. Ruta Medne
Mg. med. vet., pasn. Anna Anita Krūklīte

Prior knowledge
Vete2009, Bacteriology, Mycology, Virology I
Vete2013, Anatomy of the Domestic Animals I
Vete2014, Anatomy of the Domestic Animals II
Vete2024, Bacteriology, Mycology, Virology II
Vete3025, Bacteriology, Mycology, Virology III
Vete3036, Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases I
Vete4115, Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases II
Vete6022, Physiology I
Vete6023, Physiology II
Course abstract
10th semester of 5th course. During the course students must study anatomy and biology of bees, veterinary hygienic measures taken at apiary, diagnostics and disease control, examination of bee-keeping products and their hygienic treatment in cases of bee diseases. The subject deals with anatomical and physiological peculiarities of poultry basic issues of its nutrition, management and tending on various types of farms – small, medium and large.
Learning outcomes and their assessment
Knowledge of the aetiology, pathogenesis, clinical signs, diagnosis, control and prophylaxis of the common diseases that occur in the poultry and honey bees (two tests);
Skills to follow correct diagnostic procedures and to use appropriate diagnostic methods (practical works); Competence to minimise the risks in small animal husbandry and nutrition to prevention and prophylaxis of diseases (practical works).
Course Content(Calendar)
1. Disease description sequence, treatment prevention. P.W. Beekeeping development, systematics, functions.
2. Bacterial diseases of honey bee (2 hours). P.W. Anatomy of the bees (2 hours).
3. Viral diseases of honey bee (2 hours). P.W. Bee development, bee work cycle (2 hours).
4. Parasitic diseases of honey bee (2 hours). P.W. Practical training in apiary (practice trips): beekeeping equipment, products, diagnosis of bee diseases and treatment (2 hours).
5. Non-communicable diseases of honey bee (2 hours). P.W. Diagnosis of bee diseases (2 hours).
Test
6. Non-communicable diseases of poultry (2 hours). P.W. Anatomy and physiology of poultry (2 hours).
7. Poultry viral diseases (2 hours). P.W. Poultry housing, care, catering conditions (2 hours).
8. Poultry bacterial diseases (2 hours). P.W. Observation and analysis of wildlife physiology and behaviour, methods of application of medicines (2 hours).
9. Parasitic diseases of poultry (2 hours). P.W. Non-infectious bird diseases and infectious diseases (2 hours). 10. Parasitic diseases of poultry (2 hours). P.W. Poultry parasites (2 hours).
Requirements for awarding credit points
Credit points can be obtained if all practical work has been completed, student has participated in practice trips organized by lecturer and passed two tests in 1) bee diseases and 2) poultry diseases. Cumulative Exam at the end of the 10th semester. Assessment of cumulative exam can be obtained if all the practical work has been done, student has participated in study trips and has successfully completed KEGA.
Description of the organization and tasks of students’ independent work
Studies of scientific articles given by teaching staff in honey bee and poultry diseases.
Participation in practice trips is mandatory. The Clinical and Epidemiological Case Study (KEGA) work should be developed.
Criteria for Evaluating Learning Outcomes
At the end of each subject course (diseases of poultry and honey bee), the student has to pass two tests and receive a mark. At least 70 % of questions must be answered correctly.
At the end of 10th semester - cumulative exam includes Diseases of small animals I and Diseases of small animals II.
Cumulative exam score can be obtained if all practical works has been completed, student has participated in practice trips organized by lecturer and passed seven tests. Cumulative exam score is calculated as the arithmetic mean of the assessment of study topics: bee diseases, poultry diseases, farm and exotic animals’ diseases and fish diseases and KEGA score. Students may choose to pass a written exam if they would like to change the score of accumulative exam. Teaching staff will prepare questions in closed envelope, Students will choose one of the envelopes containing three exam questions. Students give written answers to all questions. The exam results are announced within 3 working days. Assessment of the written examination is the final evaluation of the study course.
Compulsory reading
1. Гробов О.Ф. и др. Болезни и вредители медоносных пчел. Москва: Агропраомиздат 1987. 334 c. Pieejams: http://bigstend.ru/download/pchely/Grobov_Smirnova-Bolezni_i_vrediteli_pchel.pdf 2. Гробов О.Ф. Лихотнин А.К. Болезни и вредители пчел. Москва: Агропраомиздат, 1989. Pieejams: http://laniccio.ru/file/616857.html 3. Important Poultry Diseases [tiešsaiste]. Intervet International B.V. The Netherlands, 2000. 88 p. [skatīts 03.04.2018.] Pieejams: http://cpif.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Booklet-Poultry-Diseases-interactv-1-copy.pdf 4. Kornets A. Bišu slimības. Rīga: Zvaigzne, 1980. 207 lpp.
Further reading
1. Antimicrobial Therapy in Caqed Birds and Exotic Pets. An International Symposium January 18, 1995 at The North American Veterinary Conference, Orlando, Florida. 48 p. 2. Jenkins J.R., Brown S.A. A Practitioner’s Guide to Rabbits and Ferrets. The American Animal Hospital Association. 1993. 111 p. 3. Леонтюк С.В., Дубницкий А.А., Гусев Б.А., Демина М.Ф. Болезни кроликов. Изд. 2-е. Москва: Колос, 1974. 239 c. Pieejams: http://animalialib.ru/books/item/f00/s00/z0000036/index.shtml
Periodicals and other sources
1. Žurnāls "Biškopis, ISSN1407-2211 2. Žurnāls "Veterinārais Žurnāls", ISSN 1407-0065
Notes
Compulsory course of study programme Veterinary medicine.