MVFI 607 : Advanced Microbiology

Department

Department of Poultry & Fish Disease

Academic Program

Master in Fish diseases

Type

Elective

Credits

03

Prerequisite

Overview

1. The student should know and understand the importance of the bacterial and mycotic in the life cycle of the fish.

2. Identifying the pathogenicity and diagnostic differentiation between bacterial diseases and fungal diseases, in addition to their impact on fish health.

3. The ability of students to identify and isolation of bacterial and mycotic microorganisms from fish in the Lab and final diagnosis will apply.

4. Identify veterinary medicinal drugs used in the prevention and treatment of infected fish and the mechanism for their use.

Intended learning outcomes

A. Knowledge & understand

A.1 Knowledge of the different types of bacterial and mycotic diseases that infect fish wild and farms.

A.2 Identify the pathogenesis of bacterial and mycotic diseases in fish and how to differential diagnosis between them.

A.3 Recognize the anatomical and histological differentiation of fish infection with bacterial and mycotic diseases.

A.4 Describe the traditional methods and modern techniques in diagnosing bacterial and mycotic diseases.

B. Mental skills (Intellectual capacity)

B.1 Distinguish between different bacterial diseases as well as fungal diseases affecting marine and farmed fish.

B.2 Ability to use medicinal drugs to treat diseases caused by bacterial and mycotic infections that affect farmed fish.

B.3 Capacity to direct the fish farm in a healthy direction free from bacterial and fungal diseases.

B.4 The ability to detect early bacterial and fungal diseases and how to determine the exact cause of the pathogen inside the fish farm.

C. (Practical & professional skills)

C.1 The ability to develop a preventive program within the fish farm.

C.2 The ability to diagnose initial pathological bacterial and fungal diseases while the veterinarian is inside the fish farm

C.3 Collect samples and transport them to the laboratory for analysis and final diagnosis of the disease.

C.4 Capacity the give suitable drugs and medicine.

D. Generic and transferable skills

D.1 Work as a medical team to treat the outbreak of a specific type of bacterial and mycotic disease in fish farms.

D.2 Conducting scientific studies to search for problems facing fish farms due to bacterial and mycotic diseases.

D.3 Contribute to building a database of marine biodiversity by listing parasites that infect marine fish and other marine animals.

D.4 Communicate effectively with public colleagues and appropriate authorities.

Teaching and learning methods

Lectures using the White Board, Lectures using the projector (Data Show), and Use of audio-visual techniques. Practical and field training

Methods of assessments

Evaluation No.

Evaluation methods

Evaluation duration

Evaluation Weight

percentage

Evaluation date (week)

1sth evaluation

1sth midterm exam

2hrs

43%

10

In the 6 weeks of the study

2nd evaluation

2nd midterm exam

2hrs

21%

10

At the 10 weeks of the study

3rd evaluation

Final exam

Paper exam

3hrs

100%

50

At the end of the course

Pract exam

10-15hr

100%

20

Oral exam

3hrs

100%

10

At the end of the course

Reference address

Publisher

Edition

Author

Location found

Books course

CRC Press fish

1st Edition

Stephen A. Smith 2019

https://www.routledge.com/Fish-Diseases-and-medicine/Smith/p/book/9781498727860

Bacterial Fish Pathogens

Fifth edition

Brain Austin and Dawn Austin

https://books.google.com.ly/books/about/Bacterial_Fish_Pathogens.html?id=zessCVZO7yoC&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&hl=en&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false

Handbook of Fish Disease

1st Edition

Alaa Eldin Eissa et al., 2014

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine University of Tripoli

Fish Medicine

1993

Michael K. Stoskopf.

ISBN: 0-7216-2629-7

Scientific papers

Report about fish bacterial diseases

2004

Toranzo A.E

https://om.ciheam.org/om/pdf/b49/04600220.pdf

Scientific papers

Bacterial Fish Diseases and Molecular Tools for Bacterial Fish Pathogens Detection

2009

Ana Roque, Sonia A. Soto-Rodríguez and Bruno Gomez-Gil

file:///C:/Users/Veterinarian/Downloads/Ch-03_Roqueetal..pdf