Veterinarian training courses library : Reptiles/amphibians / Expert
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Teaching goals
to be familiar with basic snake anatomy and the most common diseases you'll see in snakes in clinical practice
Teaching goals available soonTeaching goals
- to be familiar with basic amphibian anatomy and physiology
- to understand how to induce and monitor amphibian anesthesia safely
- to know which analgesic drugs are most likely to be effective in amphibians
Teaching goals
- To understand and identify the most common diseases and conditions in captive lizards
- to be familiar with basic anatomy and physiology of common lizard species
- to be familiar with the wide variety of captively held lizard species
Teaching goals
- to understand the physiology of reptile skin
- to be able to diagnose and treat the most common dermatological conditions in reptiles
- to be able to identify skin pathology in reptiles
Teaching goals
- To learn the basics of amphibian anatomy and physiology
- To be able to recognize and treat the most common amphibian diseases
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- Basics of reptile analgesia
- Drugs, which ones to use and why
- How to provide analgesia to reptile patients based on the current literature
Teaching goals
- Basics of reptile anesthesia
- Clinically relevant anatomy and physiology
- Drugs, which ones to use
- Induction, maintenance, and recovery
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- Learning the pathophysiology of reptarenaviruses (IBD) and ferlaviruses in snakes
- Learning about clinical signs of these diseases and recommended diagnostic testing
- Learning about the prognosis and treatment options for reptarenaviruses and ferlaviruses in snakes
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- Understand the significance and impact of this emerging disease
- Recognize the clinical signs
- Understand diagnosis, treatment and prognosis
- Understand the pathogenesis of Ophidiomycosis in snakes
Teaching goals
- Understand the significance of this emerging disease
- Recognize the clinical signs of this disease
- Understand diagnosis and treatment
- Understand the pathogenesis of Chytridiomycosis in amphibians
