Equines clinic, 3 weeks

Duration

Equines surgery and orthopaedics : 17,5h Clin.
Equines internal medicine : 17,5h Clin.
Anesthesiology, reproduction and semiology applied to equines clinical cases : 17,5h Clin.

Number of credits

Lecturer

Equines surgery and orthopaedics : Sigrid Grulke, Didier Serteyn
Equines internal medicine : Hélène Amory
Anesthesiology, reproduction and semiology applied to equines clinical cases : Hélène Amory, Stefan Deleuze, Sigrid Grulke, Charlotte Sandersen, Didier Serteyn

Coordinator

Sigrid Grulke

Language(s) of instruction

French language

Organisation and examination

All year long

Units courses prerequisite and corequisite

Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program

Learning unit contents

See french version   

Learning outcomes of the learning unit

The aim of this clinic isto give the stiudents the opportunity to put into practice notions of equine semiology, equine clinical anatomy, pharmacology, anaesthesia, physiology and medicine acquired during 1st and 2nd blocks of the master.
 

Prerequisite knowledge and skills

-Semiology of companion animals and equids (partim equids) (Master 1)
- General medicine, dentistry and surgery of companion animals and equids (partim equids) (Master 1)
- Equine anatomy, including anatomy of the reproductive system (Bac)
- Clinical anatomy (partim equids) (Master 1)
- Physiology, including reproduction physiology (Bac)
- Pharmacology (Master 1)
- Biosecurity (Master 1)
- Anaesthesia (Master 1)

Planned learning activities and teaching methods

See practical informations on  E Campus, course VETE2084-A-a: Clinique des Equidés

Mode of delivery (face-to-face ; distance-learning)

Students will take part to (1) clinical rounds (2) consultations (3) complementary diagnostic tests (4) oral sessions Practically, the rules aplied to the students in rotation in the equine clinic are available on the Master 2 web site, on E Campus, and in the french version.
See section evaluation in the general description of the "clinic of equids"

Recommended or required readings

See prerequistes
Additional notes available on E campus (course VETE2084-A-a: Clinique des équidés)
 

Assessment methods and criteria

The final mark is composed of:
(1) A prerequisite test at the beginning of the clinical rotations in the equine clinic (2) A written test at the end of the clinical rotations in the equine clinic (3) A practical test (4) Evaluation of the human and scientific qualities during the 3 weeks of clinical rotation in the equine clinic
The details of the evaluation of this clinic are given in the french version.

Work placement(s)

Organizational remarks

Contacts

Coordinator for the equine clinic : Hélène Amory (helene.amory@ulg.ac.be) Pedagogic support: From october 10th 2016 till january 20th 2017, Natacha Harmegnies (natacha.harmegnies@ulg.ac.be(Audrey.fraipont@ulg.ac.be)   )Secretary : Clinique Equine, Bâtiment B41 Sylvie Mathonet (04/366 41 03) ou Catherine Strauven (04/366 41 44); Fax: 04/366 41 08
Coordinator for each of the clinical rotation :
« Anesthésiologie, reproduction et sémiologie appliquées aux cas cliniques des équidés»: coordinatrice = Charlotte Sandersen (charlotte.sandersen@ulg.ac.be)
« Chirurgie et orthopédie des équidés»; coordinatrice = Sigrid Grulke (sgrulke@ulg.ac.be)
« Médecine interne des équidés»; coordinatrice = Hélène Amory (helene.amory@ulg.ac.be)