Faculty: Veterinary Medicine
Division/Department
Surgery
Academic Year
2012-2013
Date
31.08.2012
Code
Semester/Year
Spring / 4
ECTS
2
Course language
Category
Prerequisite
Course Webpage
Local Credit
Name of the course
Anesthesia and Reanimation
Turkish
Required
Not applicable
Theoretical
Practical
Laboratory
Presentation
Project/Field
study
-
Instructor(s)
Assistant
1
-
-
-
Content of the
course
Pre-, solid, liquid, and gas anesthetics and their administration routes. Complications
developing during anesthesia and their treatments.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Sami ÜNSALDI
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Course Plan
Weeks Subjects
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Background and Introduction to anesthesia and the terms used in the anesthesia
General knowledge about the Preanesthetics and their application routes
Solid and inhalation anesthetics
General anesthetics at horses and cattle
General anesthesia at goats, sheep, dogs and cats
General anesthesia at pigs, rabbits and birds
Complications of anesthesia and their treatments
MID TERM EXAMS
Local analgesics
Surface, infiltration and nerve block anesthesia
Head nerve block anesthesia
Extremities nerve block anesthesia
Spinal and epidural anesthesia
Paravertebral anesthesia at the cattle
Castration anesthesia techniques
Text book(s)
Reference books
Ünsaldı, S. Veteriner Anestezi. Nobel Tıp, İstanbul, 2011.
Various national and international veterinary text books.
Assessment
Number
Mid term
Pop-quiz
Homework
Projects
Term project
1
-
Contribution to GPA
(%)
40
-
Laboratory
Others
Final exam
Exams are either classic or multiple choice or both.
1
Contribution of
the contents (%)
Medical Sciences
Engineering
General Sciences
Social sciences
100
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Learning
Outcomes
Goals
Students will be taught theoretically to gain satisfactory knowledge about pre-, general and
local anesthetics and their administration techniques will be diagrammatically demonstrated.
To familiarize students with pre-, general and local anesthetic procedures.
To improve students’ skills of treatment of anaesthetic complications and reanimation
procedures.
Lectures are taught as power point and oral presentations. Discussion exercises on respective
topics are frequently practiced.
About assessment
criteria
Course Format
Relation between the learning and program outcomes
Outputs
1
60
2
3
1
2
Contribution : 1:None 2:Partially 3:Completely
Prepared by: Assist.Prof. Dr. Sami ÜNSALDI
Date of preparation: 31.08.2012