Taxonomy, biological and clinical aspects of the commonly occurring helminth, protozoan and arthropod parasites of domestic and laboratory animals. Signs, pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and control, public health and economic importance of parasitic diseases. Pathology I . Structural and functional changes in tissues and organ systems of animals which cause or are caused by disease. Pathogenesis, structural features and functional disturbances of lesions and their relationship to clinical signs.
Laboratory consists of studies in gross and microscopic pathology.
Pathology II . Laboratory consists of studies in gross and microscopic pathology, cytology and laboratory analysis of body fluids and tissues. Diagnostic and Clinical Pathology I . Student group participation on a rotating schedule in applied clinical activities in the areas of diagnostic and clinical pathology. Clinical Microbiology and Parasitology I .