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VPH 709
2
Definitions; basic factors in abattoir design; basic requirements of an abattoir and slaughter slabs; abattoir designs including compost sheds; sludge tanks and equipment requirements; cold room design; management of mun...
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Definitions; basic factors in abattoir design; basic requirements of an abattoir and slaughter slabs; abattoir designs including compost sheds; sludge tanks and equipment requirements; cold room design; management of municipal and export abattoir
VPR 706
3
Parasitic acarides of Veterinary importance.
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Parasitic acarides of Veterinary importance; Biology and distribution of parasitic ticks etc; Tick control
VAN 708
2
Detailed study of the anatomy of galliforms and anseriforms.
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Detailed study of the anatomy of galliforms and anseriforms; The concept of pneumatic bones and air sacs; The avian reproductive system
VMD 708
2
Introduction; aetiology; symptoms; transmission; diagnosis; treatment and control of bacterial; parasitic; viral; rickettsial and mycotic diseases of avian and aquatic species.
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Introduction; aetiology; symptoms; transmission; diagnosis; treatment and control of bacterial; parasitic; viral; rickettsial and mycotic diseases of avian and aquatic species; Clinical diagnosis and clinico-pathological study of economically important diseases of avian and aquatic species in the tropics
VPT 708
2
Pathology of domestic and wild birds with emphasis on post-mortem and histopathological examinations.
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Pathology of domestic and wild birds with emphasis on post-mortem and histopathological examinations
VPM 701
3
Recent advances in the mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis and molecular biology.
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Recent advances in the mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis and molecular biology; Taxonomy and classification of bacteria of veterinary and medical importance; Clinical significance of various gram positive and gram negative bacterial organisms that induce diseases in animals and man; Tissue culture techniques and their applications
VPC 707
3
Principles of chemotherapy.
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Principles of chemotherapy; Drug reaction; interaction and toxicology; Drug resistance; Chemotherapeutic agents: antiprotozoals; anthelmintics; antibiotics; antivirals; antifungals; and anti-neoplastics; Feed additives and growth promoters
VSS 703
3
Tumor classification; known aetiologies and diagnosis.
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Tumor classification; known aetiologies and diagnosis; Tumor staging; Tumor immunology; Chemotherapeutic approach to management of soft tissue tumors in combination with surgery and radiotherapy; Osteogenic sarcomas; diagnosis and management
VPC 709
2
Current trends; innovations and toxicology in clinical pharmacology that are relevant to postgraduate studies.
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Current trends; innovations and toxicology in clinical pharmacology that are relevant to postgraduate studies; Principle of pharmacy; compounding and prescription writing; Drug interactions and incompatibility; therapeutic strategies and choice of drugs; Monitoring of therapeutic responses; Drug legislation in Nigeria
VAN 710
2
Advanced study of the type of animal species in relation or Comparison of other mammalian or Vertebrate types: Man; Primates; Examination of Skeletal Remains; Dating of Fossils; sex determination and other osteometric me...
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Advanced study of the type of animal species in relation or Comparison of other mammalian or Vertebrate types: Man; Primates; Examination of Skeletal Remains; Dating of Fossils; sex determination and other osteometric methods