Course Description

Veterinary Pathology is the science that studies disease in animals.
In this short course, students will learn about Hematology Instruments, Clinical Chemistry Equipment, Standard Operating Procedures, Sample Handling, Blood Smears, CBC's, Electrolyte Function, Diagnostic and Diseases are just some of the topics covered in this interesting and challenging course.

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Units of Study

Unit 1 -      Developing Operating Procedures - This unit covers standard operating procedures

Unit 2 -      Components Of The Complete Blood Count - This unit covers blood smears

Unit 3 -      The Erythrocytes, White Blood Cells and Immune System - This unit covers the cellular components of the blood

Unit 4 -      Abnormalities in the Red and White Blood Cell - This unit covers diseases in the blood

Unit 5 -      Renal Clinical Diagnostics and Disease - This unit covers blood handling, serum and renal dysfunction

Unit 6 -      Liver Diagnosis and Diseases - This unit covers diagnosing bloods with liver disease

Unit 7 -      Pancreatic and Gastrointestinal Diagnostics and Disease - This unit covers pancreatitis

Unit 8 -      Electrolyte Function - This unit covers the minerals found in the body

Unit 9 -      Components of the Urinalysis - This unit covers the steps in obtaining a urinalysis and sediment examinations

Unit 10 -    Testing - This unit covers the various tests available for pathology

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Students Receive

Once course is complete and fees are paid in full

10 x Statement Of Attainment Certificates 

1   x Certificate In Clinical Pathology

1   x Course Transcript 

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