Veterinary anatomy and histology

Study programme: animal science full-time form of study
Teaching language:   english
Subject code: KaMD/JSP VtAnHist II/12    Short: JSP VtAnHist II
  •  Credits: 5
  •  Completion method: Credit and Examination
  •   Lectures: 2 / Practice: 3
  •   Semester: winter semester
Form, course-load and method od study:
Form of study: Lecture / Practical
Course-load: Per week: 2 / 3   -   Per study period: 26 / 39 (recommended, in hours)
Method of study: prezenčná
 
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CONDITIONS FOR COMPLETION OF COURSE
Students have to actively participated on practical lessons. During the semester, they have to pass dissection oral tests. First part of dissection oral test takes place in 7th week of semester. Second part of dissection oral test takes place in 13th week of semester. The final exam takes place in written form.
Learning outcomes
Students will receive by completing the subject a basic knowledge of the cardiovascular, nervous system, skin, and sensory organs of domestic animals. They receive the basics of the anatomy of domestic birds and laboratory animals. Part of the lessons consists of histology of selected organs. Students will receive knowledge in relation to interspecies differencies. They obtain the basics of dissection as well.
Brief outline of the course
Students solve the cardiovascular and nervous system. Subsequently, they study the anatomy of skin and sensory organs. Also, anatomy of the birds and laboratory animals are solved during semester. Sylabus includes interspecies differences of domestic mammals, birds, and laboratory animals. Part of the subject solves the histology of selected organs.
Course syllabus
Lectures/ Dissections
1st week
General description of the cardiovascular system. The heart and blood circulations, the pericardium, Interspecies differences.
2nd week
The arteries and veins of the body, neck and head. The aorta, tr. brachiocephalicus,a. carotis communis and their branches. V. cava cranialis, v. cava caudalis, v. portae. Interspecies differences.
3rd week
The arteries and veins of the thoracic limb. The arteries and veins of the pelvic limb. Interspecies differences.
4th week
General description of the nervous system. The brain and the cranial nerves. Interspecies differences.
5th week
The spinal cord. The rise and division of the spinal nerves. The autonomic nervous system. Interspecies differences.
6th week
The plexus brachialis and plexus lumbosacralis. Interspecies differences.
7th week
The sensory organs, epidermal structures and mammary gland. Interspecies differences.
8th week
The anatomy of the domesticated birds. Interspecies differences.
9th week
The anatomy of the laboratory animals. Interspecies differences.
10th week
The veterinary histology. Endocrine end respiratory systems.
11th week
The veterinary histology. Nervous system.
12th week
The veterinary histology. Sensory organs.
13th week
The lymphatic system and endocrine glands.
Recommended literature
Maženský D., Flešárová S.: Comparative Anatomy for Joint Degree: Bachelor in Animal Science, UVLF in Košice, 2015
König H. E., Liebich H.-G., Bragulla H.: Veterinary Anatomy of Domestic Mammals: Textbook and Colour Atlas, Schattauer Verlag, Stuttgart, 2007
Petrovová, E., Flešárová, S., Marettová, E., Maženský, D., Vdoviaková, K.: Anatomy of laboratory animals, UVLF in Košice 2014
Conditions for completion of course
Continuous assessment:
Passing the preliminary oral tests (2x) during semester.
Conditions for completion of course:
Students have to actively participated on practical lessons. During the semester, they have to pass dissection oral tests. First part of dissection oral test takes place in 7th week of semester. Second part of dissection oral test takes place in 13th week of semester. The final exam takes place in written form.
Final assessment:
Conditions to be fulfilled to pass the final exam:
Attendance at practical exercises (one absence is tolerable)
Passing the written test (anatomy, histology)
 
Evaluation of the course
Total number of evaluated students: 260
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Date of last modification: 22.11.2022
Approved by: Tutot Prof. MVDr. Zita Faixová, PhD.
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