English
optional B
semi-final examination
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- Vet EN
Course description
Prerequisite: Pathology I., Veterinary Pathophysiology
Responsible teacher: Dr. János Gál
In the frame of the course the students will be informed about the medication of the most frequently kept wild and zoo animal species . During the lessons the subject contains the infectious and non-infectious common diseases and symptoms, including the possibilities of prevention and the diagnostic and therapeutic methods.
Lectures theme
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Topics |
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The importance of wildlife health in wildlife management. Connection between the wildlife population and the pathogens |
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Monitoring animal health in wildlife health |
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Special veterinary care in hunting dogs |
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Infectious and non infectious pathogens in foxes and other species |
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Animal health issues of hatching eggs of wild birds |
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Infectious and non infectious diseases of pheasants. Hygiene and pheasant rearing. |
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Infectious and non infectious diseases of ducks. Hygiene and pheasant rearing. |
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Infectious and non infectious diseases in European hare |
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Animal health issues of wild boar gardens and indoor keeping of wild boars. |
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Infectious and non infectious diseases in wild boars |
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Infectious and non infectious diseases in red deer and fallow deer |
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Infectious and non infectious diseases in roe deer |
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Infectious and non infectious diseases in mouflon |
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Diseases occurring during trapping wildlife and their treatment. Medications used during trapping. |
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An experts job in wild animal health. |
Exam information
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