VCS 82501: Ruminant Theriogenology

0 or 1 credit

Spring 2025 Lecture Laboratory
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Spring 2025
last updated 3/29/2025

This course will cover clinically pertinent aspects of ruminant reproduction in more detail than prerequisite courses, including obstetrics and genital diseases on an individual and group basis. The laboratory portion will teach the proper techniques for rectal palpation and reproductive ultrasound in ruminants. Principles of embryo recovery and transfer will be practiced.

Learning Outcomes

1Recognize normal and abnormal reproductive function in the individual animal and herd.

2Develop reasonable corrective actions for abnormal reproductive function and prognosis for return to normal.

3Understand how to manipulate the reproductive cycle, and apply appropriate manipulations to various clinical scenarios.

4Recognize dystocia and outline a plan to correct the dystocia.

5Recognize common peripartum complications and create a plan to correct the abnormalities.

6Understand the basics of assisted reproductive technologies in the bovine.

Course VCS 82501 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.

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Professionals
Veterinary Medicine major

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Bethany J Funnell

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1:30 pm
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Bethany J Funnell

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2:30 pm
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