Course Name	Emergency Treatment
Credits	2
Professor(s)	Name	Jung Dong In
	Affiliation	Department of Veterinary Internal Medicine

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Course Objectives

Veterinary practitioners are often faced with the need to care for critically ill and traumatized patients on a moment's notice. After-hour emergency and critical care facilities are in increasing demand as pet owners are ever-more likely and willing to take their pets to such facilities when life-threatening conditions arise. As a consequence of this demand and client expectations, veterinarians are increasingly aware that they must provide state-of-the-art critical care therapy and monitoring for their patients and that their preparedness for such situations is imperative.

Thus this lecture will provides many informations for veterinary students who preparing the veterinary practice.

MAIN TEXTBOOK and FURTHER READINGS

1. Emergency Procedure for the small animal veterinarian (WB SAUNDERS)

2. Small Animal Critical Care Medicine

ASSIGNMENTS AND GRADING

Assignments: Report

Grading Scheme: Written Examinations and Oral Tests

COURSE SCHEDULE

Course Outline

1 week: Introduction of Emergency Treatment 1 (with Practice)

2 week: Introduction of Emergency Treatment 2 (with Practice)

3 week: Introduction of Emergency Treatment 3 (with Practice)

4 week: Cardiopulmonary Emergency 1 (with Practice)

5 week: Cardiopulmonary Emergency 2 (with Practice)

6 week: Traumatic Emergency (with Practice)

7 week: Neurologic Emergency 1 (with Practice)

8 week: Neurologic Emergency 2 (with Practice)

9 week: Oral Test

10 week: GI Emergency (with Practice)

11 week: Urogenital Emergency (with Practice)

12 week: Tixicologic Emergency (with Practice)

13 week: Hematologic Emergency (with Practice)

14 week: Oncologic Emergency (with Practice)

15 week: Written Examination

CONTACT DETAILS

Tel:       751-5815                     e-mail: jungdi@gnu.ac.kr