(Ongoing) Disease & Diagnosis, Veterinary Medicine Dogs, Cats, Horses, and More
What's included
1 live meeting
25 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 6 - 9
In vet, vet-tech, zoology, biology, etc. school, students do not begin by choosing their animal species to learn. Instead, they learn about all the animals! This class is beneficial for all students considering the vet profession one day. The class will function in this order: 5 minutes: Introductions and welcoming of all new students 15 minutes of instruction via Google Slides (I share screen, students do not need to log in to Google) 5 minutes: Questions and Exploration This class follows suit with my popular vet escape room class Outschool found here: https://outschool.com/classes/ongoing-escape-room-vet-files-one-animal-medical-condition-at-a-time-9-13yo-YmQZR2ws If you have completed the escape room course, please be aware this class is the same material. This class was created by request for students 1) those who needed a more budget-friendly option to access material, 2) those who are uninterested in the escape room, or 3) those a little older. This class allows time for questions and ensures understanding but is not interactive like the escape room. Please enroll via the above link if you desire the extra interaction. Here videos may be included, but it is taught in lecture-style. ** Student requests for ongoing topics are always accepted. I will create a course topic and work it into the schedule. * PLEASE NOTE * Outschool and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) are very specific about guidelines and rules for diagnosing, treating, and prescribing. I am not a licensed Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and even if I was, Outschool is very specific about rules for this during class. For students who inquire about live animals and pets they own, I will always recommend to see a local vet. Students will not be diagnosing, treating, or prescribing medications for their real animals. Many students enrolling in this course have completed the 18-week Ongoing Course as well but it is not required: It is found here (10-12 year olds): https://outschool.com/classes/biology-veterinarian-club-wild-and-domesticated-animals-UOiCzuiy#usSwirNx6I or here (13+ year olds): https://outschool.com/classes/biology-veterinarian-club-wild-and-domesticated-animals-YYDdEfB5#usSwirNx6I Current Topics and Weeks Include: Many students enrolling in this course have completed the 18-week Ongoing Course as well but it is not required: It is found here (10-12 year olds): https://outschool.com/classes/biology-veterinarian-club-wild-and-domesticated-animals-UOiCzuiy#usSwirNx6I or here (13+ year olds): https://outschool.com/classes/biology-veterinarian-club-wild-and-domesticated-animals-YYDdEfB5#usSwirNx6I Week of 6/16/24: Poultry - HPAI Week of 6/23/24: Reptiles - Vit A Deficiency Week of 6/30/24: Pandas - Care of Giant Pandas in a Zoo Week of 7/7/24: Dogs and Cats - IMHA Week of 7/14/24: Bovine - Bleeding Calf Syndrome Week of 7/21/24: Dogs - Skin Cancer in Dogs Week of 7/28/24: Dogs - Parvovirus Week of 8/4/24: Cows - Bovine Mastitis Week of 8/11/24 Reptiles - Metabolic Bone Disease Week of 8/18/24: Dogs - Dilated Cardiomyopathy Week of 8/25/24: All Animals - Parasites Week of 9/1/24: Equine - Laminitis Week of 9/8/24: Reptiles - Cryptosporidiosis Week of 9/15/24: Horses - Strangles Week of 9/22/24: Horses - Overo Color Genetics Week of 9/29/24: Dogs - Parvo Virus Week of 10/6/24: Birds - Psittacine Beak & Feather Week of 10/13/24: Otters - Toxoplasmosis Week of 10/20/24: Horses - Shivers Week of 10/29/24: Owls - Birds of Prey Week of 11/3/24: Mammals - Lyssa Viruses Week of 11/10/24: Snakes - Pit Vipers and Scale Rot Week of 11/17/24: Felines - Feline Obesity Week of 11/24/24: Mammals (Dogs/Horses/Hamsters) - Cushings Week of 12/1/24: Hamsters - General Care & Sickness
Learning Goals
At the end of each class, students should understand a new concept, virus, bacteria, procedure, medication, skill, etc. that veterinarians and veterinary professionals perform.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
There is nothing inappropriate and we do not talk about animal reproduction. However, pee, poop, puke, and farts are common everyday topics in the vet world and will be talked about time and time again. We use veterinary appropriate language such as rectum, uterus, colon, etc. When reproduction questions arise, I often respond, "We don't cover those topics in this particular class, but you can have your parent contact me via message after class and I'm happy to help." If there is a specific question with a swift answer, we always use correct terminology.
Supply List
Paper and Pen for Notes if the student prefers.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
1 teacher has a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Animal Science from North Carolina State University
I am an Animal Scientist after graduating NC State in 2010 with a Bachelors Degree in Pre-Vet Animal Science with a minor in Agriculture Business Management, Equine Performance Anatomy and Physiology, and concentrations in Emergency Work, Biology, and Physiology. I worked in veterinary medicine at NC State University and began my vet work in 2004. I am prepared for this course.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$12
weekly1x per week
25 min
Completed by 31 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-16
3-12 learners per class
Financial Assistance
Tutoring
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