LFKM10177 Laboratory Animal Anaesthesia and Experimentel Surgery

Details
Responsible DepartmentDepartment of Veterinary Disease Biology

Earliest Possible YearPost experience Master´s Programme
DurationOutside schedule
 
Credits4 (ECTS)
 
Level of CoursePost experience masters programme
 
ExaminationFinal Examination

written examination


Written Exam in Lecturehall

All aids allowed

Description of Examination: The examination is an online written examination on 4 hours. Questions are presented on a precise time and answers must be returned at a deadline four hours later. The participant can take the exam at any place.

7-point scale, external examiner
 
Block PlacementOutside schedule
Week Structure: Outside schedule, Autumn 2012
 
Language of InstructionEnglish
 
Course Content
The course will cover various ways of anaesthetizing rodents, pigs and small ruminants for research as well as a few experimental techniques on these.
 
Teaching and learning Methods
During three practical days the participants will go thorugh various types of anaesthesia and some procedures in selected species. The teaching will be mainly practical during those days. The curriculum must be read by self study.
 
Learning Outcome
The course covers laboratory animal anaesthesia and surgery needed for qualification within animal experimentation on FELASA category D level

Having finished the course the student will have the following:

Knowledge
The student knows
- principles for anaesthesia needed for qualification within animal experimentation on FELASA catgory D level

Skills
The student can
- euthanize, anaesthetize, alleviate pain and do simple procedures in common laboratory animals

Competencies
The student can
- take part in planning of procedural parts of animal experiments

 
Course Literature
o Swindle, MM: Surgery, Anaesthesia, Imaging and Experimental Techniques in Swine, CRC Press, 2007 Chapter 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 17
o Suckow MA, Weisbroth S, Franklin CL: The Laboratory Rat, Second Edition, Elsevier/Academic Press, 2005, chapters 19, 20
o Fox J, Anderson LC, Loew FM, Quimby FW: Laboratory Animal Medicine, Academic Press 2002, chapter 22
o Flecknell, P and Waterman-Pearson A: Pain management in animals. W.B Saunders 2000.
o EU guidelines for Euthanasia. Will be available as PDF on Campusnet.
o Chapter 27 from the old edition of the Laboratory Rat, 2000, on experimental surgery.
 
Course Coordinator
Dorte Bratbo Sørensen, dobj@life.ku.dk, Department of Veterinary Disease Biology/Section for Biomedicine, Phone: 353-32724
 
Course Fee
16900 kr
 
Study Board
Study Committee V
 
Work Load
lectures4
practicals20
preparation82
examination4

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