動(dòng)物健康服務(wù)（英文版）

FOREWORD
PREFACE
MODULE 1： BIOLOGICAL ETIOLOGIES OF ANIMAL DISEASES
INTRODUCTION
1 BACTERIA
1．1 Structure of Bacteria
1．2 Identifying Bacteria
1．2．1 Bacterial Form
1．2．2 Bacterial Surface
1．2．3 Movement
1．3 Reproduction of Bacteria
1．4 Metabolism of Bacteria
1．5 Survival of Bacteria
2 VIRUSES
2．1 Viral Structure
2．2 Classification of Virus
2．3 Virus Replication
3 FUNGI
3．1 Structure of Fungus
3．2 Classification of Fungus
3．3 Reproduction of Fungus
3．4 Growth and Development of Fungus
4 PARASITES
4．1 Helminths
4．1．1 Trematodes
4．1．2 Cestodes
4．1．3 Nematodes
4．2 Protozoa
4．2．1 Classification
4．2．2 Morphology of Protozoa
4．2．3 Reproduction of Protozoa
4．3 Insects
4．3．1 Flies and Fleas
4．3．2 Lice
4．4 Arachnids
4．4．1 Ticks
4．4．2 Mites
SELF-CHECK QUESTIONS
PRACTICES
REFERENCES
MODULE 2： IDENTIFYING PATHOLOGICAL LESIONS OF ANIMAL DISEASES
INTRODUCTION
1 DEFINATION AND TYPES OF PATHOLOGY
2 GENERAL PATHOLOGY AT CELL AND TISSUE LEVEL
2．1 Cell Injury
2．2 Cell Adaptation
2．3 CelIDeath
2．4 Necrosis
2．4．1 Coagulative Necrosis
2．4．2 Liquefactive Necrosis
2．4．3 Caseous Necrosis
2．5 Gangrene
2．5．1 Dry Gangrene
2．5．2 Moist Gangrene
2．5．3 Gas Gangrene
2．6 Inflammation
2．6．1 Acute Inflammation
2．6．2 Chronic and Granulomatous Inflammation
2．7 Healing
2．8 Edema
2．9 Hyperemia and Congestion
2．10 Hemorrhage
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MODULE 3： CARRYING OUT CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES
MODULE 4： UNDERSTANDING IMMUNIIY AND IMMUNIZATION
MODULE 5： PERFORMING ANIMAL DISEASES CONTROL AND PREVENTION OPERATIONS
MODULE 6： IDENTIFYING AND HANDLING INFECTIOUS ANIMAL DISEASES
MODULE 7： IDENTIFYING AND HANDLING PARASITIC ANIMAL DISEASES
MODULE 8： IDENTIFYING AND HANDLING NON-INFECTIOUS ANIMAL DISEASES
MODULE 9： IDENTIFYING AND HANDLING WORK PLACE HAZARDS AND RISKS