General aspects of animal health (B-ODISEE-OWA01W)
Aims
The learning outcomes of this course can be consulted here.
Previous knowledge
The student masters the knowledgde and skills on secondary education level.
Is included in these courses of study
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - daytime education (Sint-Niklaas) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - daytime education (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Animal Care) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - distance learning (Sint-Niklaas) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - distance learning (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Animal Care) 180 ects.
Activities
4 ects. General aspects of animal health (B-ODISEE-OWA02c)
Content
General impression, medical history, and symptoms
Physical examination and additional examination
Basic knowledge about infectious diseases and the immune system
A selection of non-infectious diseases
Anatomy of the skeleton in different animal species
Anatomy: localization of organs, anatomy of the heart and brain, reflex arc and major blood vessels in different animal species
Course material
The required study material for this course is available here.
Format: more information
Basic Aspects of Animal Diseases" consists of a combination of theoretical lessons and practical sessions. Anatomy is fully taught through the practical sessions. For both the theoretical lessons and the practical sessions, a course is available. The handouts of the PowerPoint presentations used during the theoretical lessons will be made available on Ultra.
Distance learning (HAO): guided self-study. Students who follow the course via HAO do not attend theoretical lessons but study the material independently and through contacts with fellow students at a distance. During the "monitoraten", you have the opportunity to ask questions about the theory to be acquired. The anatomy practical sessions are not mandatory for HAO students, but they are highly recommended
Evaluation
(B-ODISEE-O72644)
Explanation
Assessment | Grading scale |
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TOTAL | 1-20/20 scale |
Students will be evaluated through a digital closed book exam that will take place on campus. A guessing penalty is applied in the case of multiple choice questions.
For distance learning students, the written exams are normally planned on weekday evenings.
Information about retaking exams
The exam has the same modalities in the second examination period as in the first examination period.