VET 160 - Veterinary Laboratory Procedures I

Credit(s): 4
This course covers representative species of the helminths, arthropods, protozoa and bacteria which are of veterinary importance to domestic animals. Morphology, life cycles, and pathology are discussed. Clinical signs, treatment, and prevention of infection, control of disease, and the zoonotic importance of these infectious agents will also be discussed. The laboratory sessions consist of culture and staining techniques, fecal exams, hematology, and examination of fresh material, prepared slides and preserved specimens.

Prerequisite(s): VET 133, VET 140, and VET 145 each with a grade of C or higher
Pre/Corequisite(s): VET 134 with a grade of C or higher (if completed as a prerequisite)
Additional Course Fee: $50 Course Equipment and Materials, $15 Malpractice Insurance. All fees are subject to change.
Note: Restricted to Veterinary Technician Students. Current tetanus vaccination, current rabies vaccination, and proof of health insurance coverage are required.

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