Practical training in Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases of domestic animals
Code 1921Z
Credits 2
Learning outcomes
The aims of the practical training of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases of domestic animals (Vet06) is to ensure that the student is able to use a correct approach in the management of a parasitic disease, by applying the correct diagnostic and clinical tools, either in order to set up adequate control plans or to indicate possible means for the control of a parasitic disease.
Specifically, the activities of the practical training of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases of Animals (Vet06) are aimed to ensure that the student is able to: identify the most appropriate sample (s) and the correct approach for the diagnosis of a parasitic disease; adequately collect, store and transport the most common biological samples (blood, feces, urine, scraped skin) for a parasitological diagnosis; handle biological samples correctly and use the appropriate tools in order to minimize the risks for the operator; perform basic parasitological tests on biological samples and correctly interpret the results of a parasitological analysis, including the identification at the genus/species level of parasites on the basis of their morphometric and / or genetic characteristics;
know the appropriate measures to be adopted in case of parasitic agents responsible for zoonoses and of parasitic diseases that should be notified to the competent health authorities; Know and formulate parasitic disease prevention programs designed to ensure both animal health and welfare and public health.
Specifically, the activities of the practical training of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases of Animals (Vet06) are aimed to ensure that the student is able to: identify the most appropriate sample (s) and the correct approach for the diagnosis of a parasitic disease; adequately collect, store and transport the most common biological samples (blood, feces, urine, scraped skin) for a parasitological diagnosis; handle biological samples correctly and use the appropriate tools in order to minimize the risks for the operator; perform basic parasitological tests on biological samples and correctly interpret the results of a parasitological analysis, including the identification at the genus/species level of parasites on the basis of their morphometric and / or genetic characteristics;
know the appropriate measures to be adopted in case of parasitic agents responsible for zoonoses and of parasitic diseases that should be notified to the competent health authorities; Know and formulate parasitic disease prevention programs designed to ensure both animal health and welfare and public health.