Veterinary Medicine

University: Bila Tserkva National Agrarian University (BTNAU), Ukraine

The aim of studying the discipline "Chemical and toxicological research methods" is to provide theoretical prerequisites for studying the organization of chemical-toxicological research and methods of detecting toxicants from biological material by modern methods, acquisition by the student of knowledge, skills and abilities on the technique of obtaining and preparing biological material, conducting its chemical and toxicological research, correct interpretation of the obtained results, their connection with clinical symptoms in order to diagnose and predict the course of the disease.

University: Bila Tserkva National Agrarian University (BTNAU, Ukraine
The result of teaching the discipline is the acquisition of the following knowledge and skills by students:
- Knowledge and application of rules on laboratory biosafety, risk management.
- Principles of automation of diagnostics.
- International standards for bacteriological methods of research.
- Storage methods for microorganisms.
- Chromatogenic media.
Preparation of nutrient media for the cultivation of microorganisms of
different nosological groups, their sterilization and determination of pH.
Be able:
- to prepare, process samples of biological and pathoanatomical material of animals, products of animal origin, feed, soil, water, plants.
- dispose of wastes, waste, materials and reagents.
- Disinfect laboratory glassware, tools, workwear, biological material, laboratory equipment.
- Determine the quality of disinfection and sterilization.
- determine the sanitary condition of the laboratory premises.
- to perform PCR, ELISA.
- to conduct diagnostic studies in environmental objects and in the
diagnosis of infectious animal diseases.

University: State Aagrarian University of Moldova (SAUM)

The content of the course unit contributes to the training of future specialists in the field of Veterinary Medicine, by acquiring skills the ability to learn and put into practice the knowledge gained, the demonstration of the spirit of initiative and critical thinking, the ability to teamwork, knowledge and application of information technologies, ability to communicate in a foreign language, ability to communicate with colleagues, animal owners, the media and hierarchically superior authorities, etc.), as well as specific skills in knowing and understanding biological processes of parasites that occur in the animal body and the theoretical basis of medical-veterinary sciences, ethical and legal norms which determines and regulates parasite-host processes and relationships; analysis of the results of parasitological examination of macro- and modern methodology for researching parasitic phenomena in the animal body in order to exercise at an optimal level the professional responsibilities, collection, interpretation and analysis of relevant data in the field of parasitology, elaboration of activity plans for entity of the managerial decisions related to the medical-veterinary activity.

University: Lviv State Agrarian University, Ukraine

Chemical-toxicological methods of diagnosing animal diseases is a discipline that combines use of biochemical and chemical-toxicological laboratory tests, techniques and sequence of their application to study the condition of individual organs and systemic animals. The aim of the discipline are to study laboratory biochemical and chemical-toxicological methods used in the diagnosis of various diseases of this etiology as well as the acquisition of knowledge in this discipline that allow veterinarians works in laboratories to use them extensively in their daily programs. .