This subject takes an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to the study of organ function and dysfunction in animals. Building on students' prior knowledge and experience of scientific thinking, this subject introduces students to the structure and normal functioning of the digestive, metabolic, excretory and cardiorespiratory systems, and to the principles of dysfunction of these systems. Students will be introduced to the clinical disciplines of pharmacology and therapeutics, diagnostic imaging and clinical pathology. Using case-based teaching approaches, students will apply their understanding of organ and system function and dysfunction to authentic situations that enhance the... -- Course Website
Prerequisites: Admission into the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. A Bachelor of Science degree with at least 12.5 points of study in biology and 12.5 points of study in biochemistry. Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: VETS30015 Veterinary Bioscience:
