ADVANCED CLINICS IN LARGE ANIMAL INTERNAL MEDICINE I

Graduate

This course provides training in large animal internal medicine and is offered in any academic semester based on student enrolment. Under close supervision of an ACVIM diplomate, students spend 12 weeks on the large animal medicine clinical service in the VTH. Using the problem-oriented approach, students examine patients, perform diagnostic procedures, interpret diagnostic tests, and diagnose and treat food animal and equine patients. Topics discussed in rounds include preventive medicine, infectious disease, diseases affecting performance or production, pharmacology, etc. Students are required to present an in-depth analysis of a clinical case once monthly in house officer rounds. Students enrolled in this course are expected to participate in emergency duty. PREREQUISITES: DVM or equivalent degree, permission of instructor HOURS OF CREDIT: 3 LAB/SEMINAR: 6 hours