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Career Explosion! A Boom of Veterinary Paraprofessional Students A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Resources for the Veterinary Science Certificate Program Floron (Buddy) C. Faries, Jr., DVM, MS Professor & Extension Veterinarian National Center for Foreign Animal and Zoonotic Disease Defense Center Texas AgriLife Extension Service Texas A&M System A Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology National Center of Excellence

Veterinary Science Preparatory Training for the Veterinary Assistant Floron C. Faries, Jr., DVM, MS

Printed Educational Resources Curriculum of 75 Basic Lessons Curriculum of 25 Clinical Lessons Curriculum of 25 One Health Lessons Curriculum of 25 Laboratory Lessons (pending) Curriculum Guides Teacher Keys

Printed Educational Resources Publisher: FAZD Center Vendor: Texas AgriLife Extension Service Distributor: Texas AgriLife Extension Bookstore

Veterinary Science Lesson Plan Model 1. The Profession of Veterinary Medicine 2. The Veterinary Assistant 3. Animals & Society 4. Office Procedures 5. Client Communications 6. Employee Communications 7. Clinic Infectious Disease Control 8. Storage of Foods 9. Caring for Patients 10. Pain Recognition

11. Environmental Sanitation 12. Bedding & Housing of Patients 13. Anatomy & Physiology of Animals 14. Integrated Resource Management 15. Records & Record Keeping 16. Marketing Animals 17. Preparing Livestock for Shipment 18. Interstate & International Movement of Animals 19. Brucellosis & Tuberculosis Eradication Programs 20. Rabies Control Program

21. Reading Animal Behavior 22. Vital Signs 23. Genetics 24. Determining the Age of Animals 25. Breeds of Dogs & Cats 26. Breeds of Livestock 27. Essential Food Nutrients 28. Nutrition & Management of Dogs, Cats, & Exotic Pets 29. Nutrition & Management of Livestock 30. Introduction of Handling & Restraining Animals

31. Common Knots 32. Handling & Restraining Dogs and Cats 33. Handling & Restraining Livestock 34. Handling & Restraining Rodents, Rabbits, & Exotic Animals 35. Dehorning, Castrating, & Docking 36. Collecting & Handling Semen 37. Artificial Insemination 38. Reproduction & Rectal Palpation in Cattle 39. Weaning Calves 40. Assistance at Birth

41. Physical Examinations 42. First Aid 43. Applying Bandages 44. Handling & Administering Medications 45. Rehabilitation 46. Bacteriologic Tests 47. Fecal, Blood, & Urine Examinations 48. Special Examinations 49. Radiology 50. Post-Mortem Examinations

51. Genetics & Disease 52. The Battle Against Disease 53. Food & Animal Diseases 54. Economic Losses 55. Anthrax Control Program 56. Pseudorabies Control Program 57. Pullorum-Typhoid, Avian Influenza, & Exotic Newcastle Disease Control Programs 58. Bovine Trichomoniasis Control Program 59. Vesicular Stomatitis Control Program 60. West Nile Encephalitis Control Program

61. Diseases Common to Humans & Animals 62. Animal Assisted Therapy 63. Causes of Infectious Diseases 64. Infectious Diseases: Digestive System 65. Infectious Diseases: Respiratory & Reproductive Systems 66. Infectious Diseases: Integumentary System 67. Infectious Diseases: Cardiovascular & Lymphatic Systems 68. Infectious Diseases: Musculoskeletal & Nervous Systems 69. Infectious Diseases: Special Senses 70. Nutritional Diseases

71. Reproductive Non-Infectious Diseases 72. Chemical Poisoning 73. Toxicity of Insecticides 74. Poisonous Plants 75. Miscellaneous Non-Infectious Diseases 76. Food Safety Program 77. Drug Residue Avoidance Program 78. Carcass Disposal Regulations 79. Medical Waste Disposal 80. Animal Welfare Regulations

81. Prevention 82. Treatment 83. Controlling Internal Parasites 84. Controlling External Parasites 85. Veterinary Biological Products 86. Disinfectants 87. Dietary Management of Small Animals 88. Quarantines & Eradication Programs 89. Sterilization 90. Disinfection

91. Surgical Instruments & Technology 92. Surgical Preparation & Procedures 93. Anesthesia 94. Preparing Hands & Field Operation 95. Sterile Gloves & Gowns 96. Pesticide Regulations 97. Laws Related to Veterinary Medicine 98. Natural, Accidental, & Intentional Outbreaks of Disease 99. Emergency Animal Management During Disasters 100. Clinic Emergency Management Plans

One Health Lesson Plan Model 1. Animals, Health, & Society: A One Health Approach 2. Frontiers in One Health 3. The Human, Wildlife, & Livestock Interface: An Evolving Concern 4. Maintaining Healthy Communities: A Population Approach 5. Global Policy Issues for Transboundary Livestock Diseases 6. A Veterinary Assistant s Role in an Animal Health Emergency 7. Epidemiology & Animal Diseases

8. Catastrophic Diseases Around the World 9. Surveillance of Animal Populations 10. Global Disease Detectives 11. Diagnostic Tests: Tools for Screening & Surveillance 12. Trends & Challenges for Global Food Security, Food Safety, & Food Defense 13. The Food Production Chain: How Food Gets Contaminated 14. Surveillance of Foodborne Pathogens in People 15. Foodborne Outbreak Investigation: A Case Study 16. Trade Policy & Food Security

17. Research: Basic or Translational 18. The Use of Animals in Biomedical Research: Improving Human & Animal Health 19. Ethics & Animal Welfare 20. Host-Pathogen Interactions 21. Countermeasures Development: Biologicals 22. Environmental Degradation & Sustainability 23. Wildlife Disease Dynamics 24. Global Warming: The Resurgence of Infectious Diseases 25. Environmental Concerns & Infectious Diseases

Laboratory Lesson Plan Model 1. Diagnostic Testing in Medical & Veterinary Laboratories 2. Career Opportunities in Laboratory & Diagnostic Technology 3. Applications in Biotechnology 4. omics : Techniques & Applications 5. The Immune System 6. Laboratory Diagnostic Methods for Agent Identification, Serological Testing, & Pen-Side Testing 7. Detection of Antibodies, Antigens, DNA, RNA, & Nanoparticles. What Does This Mean?

8. Vaccines & Biologicals 9. Quality Assurance in Laboratories 10. Biosafety Laboratory Level 1-4 Agents & Procedures 11. Tissue Selection & Diagnostic Sample Preparation 12. Agent Identification: Antigen ELISA-Complement Fixation 13. Serological Testing: Virus Neutralization, ELISA- Complement Fixation 14. Pen-Side Tests: Lateral Flow Assays

15. DIVA Vaccination 16. Diagnostic Techniques in Food Safety, Food Security, & Food Defense 17. Testing of Food Samples 18. Nutritional Analysis 19. Water & Wastewater Analysis 20. Tissue Selection & Diagnostic Sample Preparation 21. Screening Test vs. Confirmatory Tests 22. Influenza Vaccination & Exposure Management 23. The Practical Role of Genomics in Human & Animal Health

To Order Printed Resources Texas AgriLife Extension Bookstore Texas AgriLife Extension Service Phone: 888-900-2577 Fax: 979-458-0172 Website: https://agrilifebookstore.org Veterinary Science Search https://agrilifebookstore.org/publications_search.cfm Veterinary Science: Preparatory Training for the Veterinary Assistant SP-444 Book Retail Price: $85 Wholesale Price: $72.25 (25 or more) SP-447 Teacher Key Retail Price: $12.50 Wholesale Price: $10.50 (25 or more) SP-448 Curriculum Guide Retail Price: $12.50 Wholesale Price: $10.50 (25 or more) One Health Science & Technology SP-470 Book Retail Price: $75 Wholesale Price: $63.75 (25 or more) SP-471 Teacher Key Retail Price: $12.50 Wholesale Price: $10.50 (25 or more) Plus Shipping Cost and State Sales Tax

Web-Based Educational Resources Teacher Resources Teacher-Assisted Program Independent-Study Program Continuing Education Program

Web-Based Educational Resources Publisher: FAZD Center Vendor: Texas AgriLife Extension Service Distributor: Texas AgriLife Extension Conference Services

Web-Based Teacher Resources Video teacher-presentation files Audio teacher-presentation files Slide teacher-presentation files Fee $300 per year

Web-Based Teacher-Assisted Program E-Book Modules Text lesson files Video teacher-presentation files Audio teacher-presentation files Slide teacher-presentation files Automated student grade system Automated student progress system Student reports to teacher Teacher issues certificate of completion Fee $1,400 per year

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Contact Information Floron (Buddy) C. Faries, Jr., DVM, MS Professor & Extension Veterinarian Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Foreign Animal & Zoonotic Disease Defense Center 2129 TAMU College Station, TX 77843-2129 Phone: 979-845-4353 Fax: 979-862-3795 Website: http://aevm.tamu.edu Website: http://fazd.tamu.edu Email: f-faries@tamu.edu

Contact Information Heather L. Simmons, DVM, MSVPH Program Manager & Theme Leader Foreign Animal & Zoonotic Disease Defense Center 2129 TAMU College Station, TX 77843-2129 Phone: 979-862-3202 Fax: 979-845-6574 Website: http://fazd.tamu.edu Email: hlsimmons@ag.tamu.edu

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