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Polina Maratkanova
Course Lector
Head of the exotic animal treatment department, herpetologist at the Zoostatus Veterinary Center, Astin veterinary clinic network, Head and chief physician of the ReptiVetCare project (veterinary hospital for reptiles and amphibians).
Experience in clinical work with reptiles and amphibians since 2000.
Specialization: amphibians, reptiles.
Experience in clinical work with reptiles and amphibians since 2000.
Specialization: amphibians, reptiles.
Polina Maratkanova
Course Lector
Head of the exotic animal treatment department, herpetologist at the Zoostatus Veterinary Center, Astin veterinary clinic network, Head and chief physician of the ReptiVetCare project (veterinary hospital for reptiles and amphibians).
Experience in clinical work with reptiles and amphibians since 2000.
Specialization: amphibians, reptiles.
Experience in clinical work with reptiles and amphibians since 2000.
Specialization: amphibians, reptiles.
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Ferrets
All lection separately is 30 euro
2000
€
Course program:
Lesson 1. Introduction to Ferret Medicine (Herbivorous Ferrets/Miropods).
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Feeding and Maintenance
Lesson 2. Ferret Visit
- Clinical Examination Rules
- History Taking
- Preventive and Therapeutic Procedures
Lesson 3. Diagnostics in Ferret Medicine
- Understanding Differential Diagnoses, Which Tests to Use and When?
- Laboratory Diagnostics (Blood Tests, Fecal Analysis, Urine Analysis, and Others)
- Basics of Visual Diagnostics in Ferret Medicine That Every Exotic Animal Specialist Should Know (Ultrasound, Radiography, CT/MRI)
Lesson 4. Introduction to Ferret Internal Medicine (Herbivorous Ferrets/Miropods) - Gastrointestinal Tract
- Gastrointestinal stasis, obstruction, gastric tympania, gastritis, hepatitis, bacterial and viral gastrointestinal pathologies
- Clinical signs
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
Lesson 5. Dental problems (herbivorous ferrets/murine-like ferrets).
- Pathogenesis of dental disease
- Methods for making an accurate diagnosis
- Treatment, prevention, prognosis
Lesson 6. Introduction to internal medicine in ferrets (herbivorous ferrets/murine-like ferrets) - Respiratory system.
- What do we encounter during a consultation?
- Clinical signs
- Differential diagnosis
- Treatment and prevention
Lesson 7. Introduction to internal medicine in ferrets (herbivorous ferrets/murine-like ferrets) - Urinary system.
- What do we encounter during a consultation?
- Pathogenesis
- Clinical signs
- Differential diagnosis
- Treatment and prevention
Lesson 8. Introduction to ferret Internal Medicine (Herbivorous ferrets/Muridae) – Dermatology.
- What do we encounter during a consultation?
- Clinical signs
- Differential diagnosis
- Treatment and prevention
Lesson 9. Soft Tissue Surgery
- Anesthesia (selecting anesthesia protocol, patient monitoring)
- Principles of surgery in rodent medicine
- Basic surgical interventions in ferrets
Lesson 10. Critical Conditions
- Acute situations (dyspnea, obstruction, heatstroke, trauma, seizures, ketoacidosis, alkalosis/acidosis)
- First aid and inpatient treatment to stabilize the patient
- Cardiovascular Resuscitation (CPR)
Practical Part
1. Examination Procedure
2. Fixation.
3. Injection technique: subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous
4. Blood sampling from peripheral veins (various methods)
5. Blood sampling from the cranial vena cava.
6. Insertion of an intravenous and intravenous catheter.
7. Dental examination.
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Feeding and Maintenance
Lesson 2. Ferret Visit
- Clinical Examination Rules
- History Taking
- Preventive and Therapeutic Procedures
Lesson 3. Diagnostics in Ferret Medicine
- Understanding Differential Diagnoses, Which Tests to Use and When?
- Laboratory Diagnostics (Blood Tests, Fecal Analysis, Urine Analysis, and Others)
- Basics of Visual Diagnostics in Ferret Medicine That Every Exotic Animal Specialist Should Know (Ultrasound, Radiography, CT/MRI)
Lesson 4. Introduction to Ferret Internal Medicine (Herbivorous Ferrets/Miropods) - Gastrointestinal Tract
- Gastrointestinal stasis, obstruction, gastric tympania, gastritis, hepatitis, bacterial and viral gastrointestinal pathologies
- Clinical signs
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
Lesson 5. Dental problems (herbivorous ferrets/murine-like ferrets).
- Pathogenesis of dental disease
- Methods for making an accurate diagnosis
- Treatment, prevention, prognosis
Lesson 6. Introduction to internal medicine in ferrets (herbivorous ferrets/murine-like ferrets) - Respiratory system.
- What do we encounter during a consultation?
- Clinical signs
- Differential diagnosis
- Treatment and prevention
Lesson 7. Introduction to internal medicine in ferrets (herbivorous ferrets/murine-like ferrets) - Urinary system.
- What do we encounter during a consultation?
- Pathogenesis
- Clinical signs
- Differential diagnosis
- Treatment and prevention
Lesson 8. Introduction to ferret Internal Medicine (Herbivorous ferrets/Muridae) – Dermatology.
- What do we encounter during a consultation?
- Clinical signs
- Differential diagnosis
- Treatment and prevention
Lesson 9. Soft Tissue Surgery
- Anesthesia (selecting anesthesia protocol, patient monitoring)
- Principles of surgery in rodent medicine
- Basic surgical interventions in ferrets
Lesson 10. Critical Conditions
- Acute situations (dyspnea, obstruction, heatstroke, trauma, seizures, ketoacidosis, alkalosis/acidosis)
- First aid and inpatient treatment to stabilize the patient
- Cardiovascular Resuscitation (CPR)
Practical Part
1. Examination Procedure
2. Fixation.
3. Injection technique: subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous
4. Blood sampling from peripheral veins (various methods)
5. Blood sampling from the cranial vena cava.
6. Insertion of an intravenous and intravenous catheter.
7. Dental examination.
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