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VET 101: Veterinary Technology I
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
This course will introduce students to the field of veterinary technology, potential job opportunities and career paths. Students will learn the fundamentals of an animal hospital, animal restraint, medical and scientific terminology, physical examination, ethics, case history, and team playing.
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VET 104: Comparative Anatomy And Physiology
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
This course will increase the student's knowledge of basic veterinary anatomy and physiology. Knowledge of anatomical terms, directional terminology, names and locations of body tissues will be a basis on which to build further medical knowledge in the field of veterinary medicine. During this course, the student will gain a command of anatomy and physiology and will be able to locate and identify important anatomical structures in all domestic animals and understand and describe the function of structures and systems.
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VET 106: Animal Science And Nutrition
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
Animal Science will introduce the student to various species and breed variations. Proper animal husbandry for the various species will be covered, with particular emphasis on nutritional requirements. The student will also learn how to apply a species' animal behavior to safe restraint procedures. By the end of the course, the student should be able to recognize the various breeds in a species and provide relevant information on the differences among those breeds, as well as provide safe restraint procedures for each species.
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VET 109: Veterinary Parasitology
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
This course is designed to acquaint the student with the different ectoparasites and endoparasites significant to animal health. Classification and taxonomy, identification, sample collections, and laboratory methods will be discussed. Treatment and preventive measures will also be discussed.
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VET 111: Veterinary Technology II
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
A continuation of VET-101, this course will build upon the fundamentals of veterinary technology. Students will learn more about clinical procedures, medical and scientific terminology, surgical preparation and assisting, and research. Pre-requisite: VET-101
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VET 120: Student Internship
5.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
This is a 160-hour internship that provides the students with hands-on experience in the veterinary field. Prerequisites: VET-101, VET-104, VET-106, VET-109, VET-111 and VET- 202.
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VET 195/295: Topics in Veterinary Technology
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
This course focuses on a variety of contemporary issues, concerns, and technology related to the field of veterinary technology. Course content varies each semester so course may be repeated for credit with differing section numbers. This course is offered based upon need, interest, and demand.
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VET 202: Animal Disease And Disease Agents
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
The Animal Disease course will introduce students to common large and small animal diseases, their diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. The diseases most commonly seen in Northwest New Mexico will be stressed, as well as diseases of universal importance. A review of the diseases of each animal species will be presented. The goal of the course is to familiarize students with the most prevalent diseases and their treatment. Lecture will be supplemented with the techniques, diagnostics, and treatment protocols on actual cases presented to the hospital. Students will have an opportunity to experience hands-on learning, so class participation is extremely important. Prerequisites: VET-104 and VET-106
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VET 203: Pharmacology For Technicians
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
The Pharmacology for Technicians course will cover the major groups of drugs used in veterinary medicine and their actions and indications. Proper dosage calculation and labeling of dispensed drugs will also be covered. Included will be basic terminology and reading of doctor's orders and prescriptions. Proper record keeping and maintenance of controlled drug logbooks and inventory control will also be explained. Prerequisites: VET-101, VET-104, VET-106, and VET-109.
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VET 204: Veterinary Imaging
2.00 Credits
Navajo Technical College
This course will introduce students to radiology and ultrasonography. Students will learn the principles of the disciplines, the production of X-rays and sound waves, and their diagnostic application. Students will learn to take and develop diagnostic radiographs and to assist clinicians in ultrasound examinations in large, small, and alternative species. Radiographs will be viewed and evaluated for proper positioning and technique. Students will work with real hospital cases as well as training cases. Prerequisites: VET-101, VET-104, VET-106, and VET- 109.
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