MODELING HUMAN DISEASE IN ANIMALS

ONCOLOGY 715

A review and discussion of the fundamentals of ethical issues in science.

SURGSCI 713

Cancer affects an estimated one in four companion animals, making a solid foundation in oncology essential for veterinarians entering small animal practice. Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to approach the management of animals with cancer from initial presentation and diagnosis through treatment planning and delivery always in alignment with the goals of the pet owner. Refine core clinical skills including physical restraint, physical examination, venipuncture and blood sampling, fine needle aspiration, and effective client communication. Participate in diagnostic and therapeutic decision-making and practice the clinical reasoning processes fundamental to oncology.

MEDSC-V 679

To develop skills in clinical medicine, palpation, interpretation of laboratory data and become acquainted with oncology clientele.

SURGSCI 715

Provides an opportunity to participate in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions encountered in small animal surgical oncology, including management of individual cases under the direct supervision of a veterinarian. Emphasizing clinical reasoning and decision-making skills.

ONCOLOGY 703

Viral, chemical, and physical factors involved in tumor formation in humans and experimental animals; biology and biochemistry of neoplasia, both in vivo and in vitro.