Department of Pre-Clinic
This department was created in the framework of the Veterinary Science Faculty in 2011. Anatomy, ontology, embryology, physiology and biomechanics are taught by this department in order to fully familiarize students with the structure and tasks of animal organs and the combination of chemical interactions in the body of healthy animals.
Educational goals
1. Students acquaintance with the anatomical structure of animal body systems
2. Students' ability to capture and open animal bodies
3. Students' familiarity with comparative anatomy of different types of animals and diagnosis of carcass differentiation
4. Introduction of Students with anatomical situation and systems from radiography
5. Students' familiarity with the membrane of carbohydrates, gums, proteins, minerals, vitamins, water and basic operations such as biological oxidation, respiration, and their intrinsic activity
6. Students acquaint themselves with the normalized buildings of the cellar and various body tissues and the major differences between them.
7. Familiarity with the techniques and methods of laboratory and ontology used in the diagnosis of injury
8. Atomic study of various systems in different animals
9. Study on the development of the embryo and its various stages in animals
10. Familiarize students with the basic physiological principles associated with performing the functions of the cell, muscle, and sensory organs
11. Students' awareness of how to perform normal tasks of cardiovascular system and blood pressure and physiological events
12. Students will learn about the basics and backgrounds of Latin, which will help them in the field of basic medicine.
Curriculum of Pre-Clinic Department
No
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Course
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Type of Subject
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Number of Credit
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1
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Physiology 1
|
Basic
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6
|
2
|
Veterinary Anatomy 1
|
Basic
|
6
|
3
|
Veterinary Anatomy 2
|
Basic
|
4
|
4
|
Veterinary Biochemistry 1
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Basic
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5
|
5
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Veterinary Biochemistry 2
|
Basic
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3
|
6
|
Physiology 2
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Basic
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2
|
7
|
Latin Medicine
|
Basic
|
2
|
8
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Veterinary Ontology and Embryology 1
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Basic
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5
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9
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Veterinary Ontology and Embryology 2
|
Basic
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3
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