( MVPO 609) : Advanced Bacterial Poultry Disease

Department

Department of Poultry & Fish Disease

Academic Program

Master in Poultry diseases

Type

Elective

Credits

02

Prerequisite

MVPO 608

Overview

1. An understanding of the introduction of fungal and uncommon bacterial infection in the poultry sector.

2. Scopes on pathogenic bacteria infection in the poultry industry.

3. Consequence and pathogenesis of fungal and pathogenic bacteria to induce disease in poultry, and food poisoning

4. Diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, and control of fungal and bacterial disease in poultry.

Intended learning outcomes

A. Knowledge & understand

A.1 The student recognizes the differentiation between fungal and bacterial families, which cause disease in poultry

A.2 The student-known fungal and pathogenic bacteria present in the poultry industry

A.3 The student understands the consequences of fungal and pathogenic bacteria infection on a poultry farm and food safety

A.4 The student recognized to diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, and control of fungal and pathogenic bacteria disease in the poultry sector.

B. Mental skills

B.1 The student is able to summarize the important bacterial and fungal disease

B.2 The student can analyze the mixed infection of fungal and bacterial infection and differentiate between them.

B.3 The student can explain the infections of bacteria and fungi in poultry.

B.4 Students can suggest the type of treatment.

C. Practical & professional skills

C.1 The student is able to differentiate between fungal and bacterial diseases in poultry.

C.2 The student is capable of the differentiation between high and low pathogenic organisms.

C.3 The student can expect the impact of fungal and bacterial infection on the poultry business sector.

C.4 The student is capable of diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, and control of fungal and bacterial disease in poultry

D. Generic and transferable skills

D.1 The student can explain to the owner the roles of infectious fungal and bacterial diseases

D.2 The student can introduce medical advice to the owner concerning the risk of fungal and bacterial diseases

D.3 The student can explain to the owner the impact of misuse of antibiotics and antifungals on a poultry farm and consumer.

D.4 The student can introduce the professional medical report to animal authorities and owners, to take an advanced step forward prevent to disease distribution.

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

After ten weeks

2nd evaluation

2nd midterm exam

2hrs

21%

10

After twenty weeks

3rd evaluation

Final exam

Paper exam

3hrs

100%

50

At 14 weeks of studies

Pract exam

10-15 mints

100%

20

Oral exam

20 mints

100%

10

At the end of the course

References

  1. Disease of poultry
  2. Avian disease journal