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Dec 21, 2024
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VETN 127B - Basic Animal Nursing Credits: 4 Description An introduction to the basics in veterinary medical nursing: animal husbandry, animal behavior, restraint, physical examination, medication administration (various routes), aseptic techniques and procedures, first aid, sanitation and disinfection, and hazards in veterinary practice.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Explain and demonstrate basic husbandry of veterinary patients.
- Classify normal and abnormal behavior and describe management of basic problems.
- Explain principles of physical restraint of veterinary patients and demonstrate restraint of dogs, cats, small mammals, and horses.
- Explain the principles of and perform a physical examination and know normal physiologic values.
- Describe routes of medication administration and explain the indications and contraindications to each route.
- Demonstrate or explain the techniques of medication administration; including topical, oral and parenteral (subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous, and intraosseous).
- Demonstrate familiarity with the technique of intravenous catheter placement.
- Demonstrate familiarity with techniques for obtaining biological samples (blood, urine, feces).
- Perform of emergency patients and demonstrate basic first aid and CPR.
Prerequisite: Admission to the Veterinary Nursing Program
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