Veterinary Science
Paper-I
Marks-100
1.
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Definition and scope of veterinary science.
(ii) Horizon of veterinary activities.
(iii) Contribution of livestock and poultry to national GDP, employment and
rehabilitation of distressful women.
(i) Important task of animal health and hygience : General measurement for
the prevention and control of infectious diseases, effect of environment
on animal health.
(ii) Degestion and metabolism of carbohydrate, protein and fat in simple
and compound stomach animals.
(iii) Puberty and sexual maturity, factors affgecing puberty and sexual
maturity in ruminants.
(iv) Reproductive hormones, estrous cycle, gestation, parturition and
lactation.
(v) Endocrine glands, secretions, functions and regulations.
(i)
Livestock and poultry industry : Programme of a farm activities in
relation to each type of herd and flock health management including
feeding, breeding, housing, application of biosecurity and harvesting of
animal products and their marketing.
(ii) Formulation and preparation of ration for cattle, sheep, goat and
poultry.
(iii) Breeds of animal and poultry and their important characters.
(iv) Animal by-products including hides, skins and leathers, their marketing
at home and abroad.
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Isolation and identification of common bacteria, virus and fungus and
collection of samples for bacteriological, virological and mycological
examinations.
Clinical tests for examination of blood, feces, urine and
skin scrapings with their interpretations.
Principles and interpretations of different tests for liver and kidney
functions.
(iii) Interpretation of hemostatic disorders such as coagulation time,
bleeding time, prothrombin time and thrombocyte count.
(iv) Techniques of postmortem examination in animals and birds and
systematic investigation of infectious, non-infectious diseases and
other pathologic disorders.
(v) Methods of collection, preservation, fixation, processing and staining
of pathologic specimens including dispatching them to diagnostic
laboratory.
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Clinical Examination of animals
Determination of sex and age
Clinical diagnosis of diseases
Livestock and poultry diseases : Clinical findings, postmortem
lesions, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control of important
parasitic (ascariasis, haemonchosis, fascioliasis, babesiosis,
coccidiosis), infectious (anthrax, black quarter, hemorrhagic
septicekmia, tuberculosis, paratuberculosis, enterotoxemia, foot and
mouth disease, rabies, PPR, Gumboro disease, Newcastle disease,
Marek`s disease, salmoinellosis, fowl cholera, colibacillosis,
mycoplasmosis), non-infectious including metabolic diseases (milk
fever, ketosisc pregnancy toxemia, grass tetany), diseases caused by
nutritional (copper, cobalt, iron, zinc) and vitamin ( A, D, E,B
vitamins) deficiencies.
Important diseases of small animal and zoo animal (hookworm,
heartworm, mange, tuberculosis, anthrax, canine distemper,
infectious canine hepatitis, psittacosis, amoebiasis) their diagnoses,
treatment, prevention and control.
Diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control of important
reproductive diseases (cysts in ovary and mesovarium, pyometra,
endometriosis, retained placenta, abortion and stillbirth).
Uses of antibiotics, anthelmintics, insecticides, steroids and other
hormones. Drug withdrawal and residue avoidance.
7. (i) Sampling procedures and use of t & F test for statistical analysis of the
result of a scientific experiment.
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Animal disease Act and Animal Slaughter Act and their implementation.
9. Importance of Veterinary Public health in Bangladesh and its drawback in
comparison to developed countries.
10. Improved Variety feeds and fodder available in the country and their
characteristics.
Veterinary Science
Paper-II
Marks-100
1.
(i)
The etiology, clinical findings, gross pathological changes,
diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of common diseases of
digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, hematological and
urogenital, nervous and integumentary systems.
(ii)
Principle of epidemiology, methods of epidemiological
investigation, their application in the control of important
infectious and non-infectious diseases of domestic animals and
poultry.
Common frauds practiced in sell of livestock and livestock
products.
Veterinary ethics and laws. Legislation against animal diseases in
Bangladesh.
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Common characters and pathogenecity of following bacteria :
Bacillus, clostridium, streptococcus, staphylococcus, eschedrichia,
pseudomonas, brucella, salmonella, actinobacillus, actionomyces,
shigella, pasteurella, listeria, leptospira, corynebacterium,
mycobacterium and following fungus: Aspergillus, blasstomyces,
cryptococcus,
histoplasma,
rhinosporidium,
candida,
microsporum, trichophyton of domestic animals and poultry.
(ii)
Common characters and pathogenecity of following viruses : The
viruses of Goat pox, fowl pox, Marek`s disease, malignant
catarrhal fever, IBR, infectious canine hepatitis, duck hepatitis,
FMD, NCD, PPR, canine distemper, rabies, IBD ofdomestic
animals and poultry.
(iii) Immunity and its classification, types of immune response, cells
responsible for immune response, antigen, vaccines, antibody,
antibody production and serological test (Rapod plate
agglutination test, HA, HI, FAT and ELISA).
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Principles of sedation, analgesia and premedication, common
intravenous and inhalation agents used in anaesthesia.
Methods of producing various local and regional anaesthesia,
hazards associated with anaesthesia.
Operative technique of the common surgical diseases ( Bloat,
impaction, dystocia, dermoid cyst, cataract, gluocoma, atresia ani,
abdominal hernias, phimosis, paraphimosis ) including
postoperative care.
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Properties and exposure factors of x-rays.
Hazards of radiation and the protective measures.
Radio-diagnosis and radio-therapy.
Examination of animal for soundness and certificate writing.
Diseases and accidents associated with purturition : metritis,
utero-vaginal prolapse, downers cow syndrome.
Collection and preservation of liquid and frozen semen of bulls
and bucks.
Techniques of artificial insemination (A1) in cows and does,
health management of A1 bulls and bucks.
Venereal and semen borne diseases in ruminants.
Livestock population and cattle breeding policy in Bangladesh.
Methods, standardization and evaluation of common drugs used in
veterinary practice.
Poisonous plants (Datura, abrus, ricinus, strychnos), mycotoxins
(aflatoxins, ergot) and minerals (arsenic, copper, lead, selenium, zinc)
concerning the veterinarians.
Role of veterinarian in public health.
Prevention and control of common zoonotic diseases (Anthrax,
brucellosis, rabies, hydatidosis, scabies).
Food horne infections and intoxications.
Meat inspection and meat borne diseases.
8. Criteria to be followed for establishing a small scale dairy, goat and poultry farm.
9. Role of Drug control Authority and BSTI in Veterinary drug and product control.
10. The quarantine procedures to be followed to prevent disease transmission across
the borders.