Credit: 1.0
Course Offered: Spring, Summer, Fall
Prerequisite Courses: CPB 151
Instructor: Dan Walsh, LVT
Course Description:
This course is the third of three courses that provide basic instruction in the concepts of Clinical Pathology to the veterinary technician student. CPB 15200 will place an emphasis on the basic concepts of clinical chemistry, urinalysis evaluation, as well as, the fundamentals of cytological sample handling and evaluation. Students are expected to achieve a level of understanding in commonly used clinical pathology terminology so that they will be able to communicate effectively with the veterinarian regarding laboratory findings.
Course Objectives:
Method of Delivery: Primarily web-based exercises, projects, textbook, "handouts", internet and examinations (on-line or paper).The exercises will be completed on line and submitted to the instructor. Supplemental material will be offered on line as content (in addition to the textbook). Quizzes and exams will be sent to a proctor when requested by a student. The proctor must be a veterinarian, an accredited veterinary technician (RVT, LVT, or CVT), or an educator/teacher at a school, college, or university. he proctor will return the completed exam to the instructor for grading.
Textbooks:
| Title | Author | ISBN |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical Textbook for Veterinary Technicians, 7th Edition | McCurnin | 9781416057000 |
| Laboratory Procedures for Veterinary Technicians, 5th Edition | Charles Hendrix | 9780323045723 |
| Veterinary hematology Atlas of Commonn Domestic Species, 2nd Edition | Reagan | 9780813828091 |
| A Guide to Hematology in Dogs and Cats | Rebar et al | Download at http://www.ivis.org/ |
| Practical Veterinary Urinalysis | Sink | 978-0470958247 |
| Laboratory Urinalysis and Hematology for Small Animal Practitioner | Sink | 189344110-5 |
| Mathematics for the Clinical Laboratory, 1st Edition | Doucette | 0721644589 |
| Veterinary Hematology and Clinical Chemistry, 1st Edition | Mary Ann Thrall | 683034151 |
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