Program Overview

Program Overview

The program in question is " ," which translates to "Patomorfological Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases in Dogs and Cats." This program is offered by the Center for Additional Professional Education of the Agrarian-Technological Institute.

Program Details

• Format of Education: The program follows a mixed format, combining both in-person and distance learning (partially online).
• Volume: The program consists of 18 academic hours.
• Cost: The tuition fee for this program is 20,000 Russian rubles.

Program Content

The program is structured into several themes:

1. Theme 1: Autopsy of dog and cat corpses.
2. Theme 2: General diseases of dogs and cats, focusing on infectious diseases.
3. Theme 3: General diseases of dogs and cats, focusing on invasive diseases.
4. Theme 4: Diseases of dogs, focusing on infectious diseases.
5. Theme 5: Diseases of dogs, focusing on invasive diseases.
6. Theme 6: Diseases of cats, focusing on infectious diseases.
7. Theme 7: Final control, which likely involves a comprehensive assessment or examination.

Target Audience

This program is designed for individuals with higher education, specialized secondary education, or those currently pursuing higher or specialized secondary education in the field of veterinary medicine (specialty 36.05.01 "Veterinary Medicine" or direction 36.03.01 "Veterinary and Sanitary Expertise").

Program Objective

The primary goal of this program is to enhance the qualifications of participants in the area of patomorfological diagnosis, deepen their knowledge and competence in patomorfoology and infectious diseases, thereby improving the quality of diagnosis and treatment of animals.

Program Leader

The program is led by Evgeny Vladimirovich Kulikov.

Expected Outcomes

Upon completion of the program, participants will:

• Know: The pathogenesis of infectious diseases in dogs and cats, the morphological classification of tissues and cells, and their damage mechanisms, modern methods of diagnosing patomorfological changes, epidemiology, and prevention of infectious diseases.
• Be Able To: Apply methods of collecting, processing, and analyzing tissue samples, use microscopic techniques to study patomorfological changes, critically analyze and interpret the data obtained, and draw conclusions about patomorfological changes.
• Possess: The ability to conduct histological and immunohistochemical studies, the capability to independently analyze clinical cases, identify patomorfological changes, and correlate them with the clinical picture.

This program is designed to provide comprehensive training in patomorfological diagnosis, enhancing the professional capabilities of veterinarians and related professionals in diagnosing and treating infectious diseases in dogs and cats.