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Unit of Study VETS3013 Clinical Studies: Ruminant Medicine and Surgery (2025)

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On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

discuss clinical presentations, diagnostic approaches, and treatment options of common diseases in ruminant patients while engaging in reflective practice

apply knowledge of diagnostic testing principles to design and apply effective diagnostic testing plans for ruminants with medical conditions

formulate therapeutic plans using a logical clinical reasoning framework for ruminant patients through practical experiences and case-based learning

demonstrate effective teamwork and communication skills while participating in a veterinary clinical team in a mixed practice setting

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