17 courses with the subject VET, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
VET 101Introduction to Veterinary Technology3
An introduction to the veterinary technology field, including roles of the veterinary technician, career opportunities, professional organizations, identification of common species, medical terminology, and animal husbandry. Topics also include standards of care, ethics, legal considerations, and licensure procedures. Lab focuses on animal behavior, humane restraint, introduction to phlebotomy, and career readiness, both on- and off-campus.
Anatomy and physiology of common domestic animals as a background for understanding treatment and prevention of diseases. Emphasis is placed on the structure (gross anatomy) and function (physiology) of the biological systems comprising the animal body and associated medical terminology. Lab portions are held on campus and involve dissection when appropriate.
An introduction to frequently prescribed veterinary pharmaceuticals; uses, actions and common side effects. Emphasis is on drug effects, mechanisms and routes of administration, and dosage calculations. Information relevant to drug administration, pharmacodynamics and dispensing pertaining to the veterinary patient. Topics explored include Interpreting scripts and package inserts; drug handling and labeling; federal regulations; handling/logging controlled substances and monitoring/recording therapeutic responses.
VET 101 - Introduction to Veterinary Technology and VET 102 - Animal Anatomy and Physiology
VET 107Veterinary Disease and Pathology3
An introduction to the study of diseases affecting domestic and farm animal species. The etiology, diagnosis, progression, transmission, treatment, and prevention are presented. The most common diseases of each body system will be studied. The impact on public health and the role of the veterinary profession are discussed. This is an information class; diagnosis and treatment plans are to be provided only by licensed veterinarians.
VET 101 - Introduction to Veterinary Technology and VET 102 - Animal Anatomy and Physiology
VET 108Small Animal Nursing4
An overview of small animal nursing skills and an introduction to technical procedures, sanitation and immunity. Topics include medical histories and physical exams, sample collection and preparation, diagnostic tests, vaccines and other preventive health measures, wound healing, triage and critical care as well as special nursing considerations. Lab introduces students to hands-on experiences in a variety of clinical settings.
VET 101 - Introduction to Veterinary Technology and VET 102 Animal Anatomy and Physiology .
VET 109Clinical Pathology 13
An introduction to the characterization and identification of parasites commonly encountered in veterinary medicine and the principles of and procedures for laboratory techniques involved in the analysis of body fluids/secretions. Includes specimen collection, fecal analysis, urinalysis, bacterial and fungal cultures, antimicrobial susceptibility testing, and cytology. Laboratory portion held on-campus, placing emphasis on techniques, manual skill development, instrumentation, and quality control of relevant biological specimens.
VET 101 - Introduction to Veterinary Technology and VET 102 Animal Anatomy and Physiology .
VET 200Clinical Pathology 23
Continuation of the principles of and procedures for laboratory techniques involved in the analysis of blood and body fluids. Includes specimen collection, hematology, blood chemistry, hemostasis, and serology. Laboratory portion held on-campus placing emphasis on techniques, manual skill development, instrumentation, and quality control of relevant biological specimens.
This course emphasizes professional image, and procedures related to office management, business and flow. Topics covered will include telephone etiquette and reception/clerical techniques; client-patient processing; digital medical record management; appointment scheduling; inventory control; billing procedures; ethics; safety; team dynamics and stress.
Enrollment in Veterinary Technology A.A.S. program required.
VET 202Anesthetic and Surgical Procedures for Veterinary Technicians2
This course prepares students for perioperative monitoring of the veterinary patient. Emphasis will be placed on patient assessment and pain management. Topics will include sterile/aseptic techniques; surgical instruments and equipment; common surgical procedures; anesthesia, anesthetic protocols and anesthetic depth; special nursing considerations; common surgical/anesthetic complications and emergency techniques. Concepts and techniques will be applied in
VET 200 - Clinical Pathology 2 and VET 210 - Veterinary Technology Clinical Experience .
VET 203Dental Techniques2
An introduction to the field of veterinary dentistry. Oral anatomy, periodontology and oral radiography will be discussed. Students will develop skills assessing, charting and documenting information associated with oral health. Topics will include relevant terminology; oral products and home care, infection transmission and prevention; and oral pathology. Concepts and techniques will be applied in
VET 200 - Clinical Pathology 2 and VET 210 - Veterinary Technology Clinical Experience
VET 204Senior Lab 12
Under direct supervision, students perform anesthetic, surgical and dental, and associated radiographic procedures on veterinary patients. Provides study in surgical assisting, operative care and anesthesiology and prepares students to monitor the veterinary patient through all aspects of anesthesia and surgery, from pre-surgical assessment to post-surgical care. Different forms and levels of anesthesia are reviewed. Emphasis is placed on assisting in surgical procedures, administering and monitoring anesthesia, maintenance of surgical instruments and monitoring equipment, full dental prophylaxis, and radiographic positioning. Multiple off-site locations to be utilized.
VET 200 - Clinical Pathology 2 and VET 210 - Veterinary Technology Clinical Experience .
VET 205Imaging Techniques2
An introduction to veterinary diagnostic imaging. Emphasis on radiology and ultrasonography, but will also cover computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, fluoroscopy and scintigraphy. Topics will include machines and function; occupational safety procedures, including potential hazards, personal protective equipment and patient considerations; technique charts; exposure values; and imagine processing. Concepts and positioning techniques will be applied in VET 208 - Senior Lab 2 .
VET 202 - Anesthetic and Surgical Procedures for Veterinary Technicians and VET 204 - Senior Lab 1
VET 206Farm Animal Nursing4
General and emergency large animal medical nursing are covered, including the fundamentals of restraint and sanitation in a large animal setting, how to conduct a thorough physical examination on large animal patients, and the fundamentals of executing diagnostic tests appropriate for both standard and emergency care. Instruction will also touch upon nutrition, genetics and reproduction, grooming techniques and relate each to species specifically when appropriate and as time allows for. Laboratory portion will introduce students to a variety of large animal settings and will be held both on- and off-campus.
VET 202 - Anesthetic and Surgical Procedures for Veterinary Technicians and VET 204 - Senior Lab 1
VET 207Laboratory and Exotic Animal Medicine3
This course is comprised of two sections, Laboratory Animal Medicine and Exotic Animal Medicine. Laboratory Animal Medicine covers topics relevant to biomedical research and research using animal models. Portions of this course will require necropsy/dissection. This section is conducted at NY Medical College. Exotic Animal Medicine covers topics specific to identification, husbandry and nursing considerations of domestic, exotic animal species. Laboratory portion held both on- and off-campus.
VET 202 - Anesthetic and Surgical Procedures for Veterinary Technicians , VET 203 - Dental Techniques , and VET 204 - Senior Lab 1
VET 210Veterinary Technology Clinical Experience3
veterinary technician and/or veterinarian. Focus is on application of what has been learned in the classroom, skill development, decision making, and independent work. A minimum of 120 hours must be completed at a program-affiliated facility. Hours may not be completed at an affiliated place of employment. Students are responsible for transportation to the facility(ies).
