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‘Memorize’ Flashcards

1
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How much will tuition cost?

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$13,000/year
$53,200/ 4 years

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How much will student fees be?

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$1,100/year
$4,400/4 years

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How much will textbooks be?

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$1500-$2000 each year

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How much is the board exam (NAVLE) fee?

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$1000

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How much are the Sask Veterinary Medical Association fees?

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$200
$100x3

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NAVLE

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North American Veterinary Licensing Exam

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How much are the WCVSA fees?

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Western Canadian Veterinary Students’ Association
$25/year

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8
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How much does a TLD cost?

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Thermoluminescent dosimeter (passive radiation detector)
$30 (year four)

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How much do the rabies immunizations cost?

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$150 first year
$230 third year

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10
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What courses do you take first year?

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-focused on basic and applied science core courses
-learn about functions of a healthy body and how they can be disrupted

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What course do you take third year?

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-more hands-on experience (can chose between core/elective courses)

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What courses do you take fourth year?

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-more clinical experience (complete a series of two- or four- week clinical rotations)
-can do externships at specialty practices, zoos, and aquariums in other provinces or countries

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Demonstrated Entrustable Professional Activities (DEPA) x8

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​1. Anesthesia
​2. Clinical Pathology
​3. Anatomic Pathology
​4. Surgery and/or Spay
​5. History
​6. Physical Examination
​7. Diagnostic Approach
​8. Discharge Notes

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How much do you expect to make your first year of practice?

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$35,000 to $85,000

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Who governs veterinarians in Canada?

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-responsibility of the provincial veterinary association (or a separate licensing body empowered by provincial legislation)

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16
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Who is your VMA?

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CVBC (College of Veterinarians of British Columbia)

17
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What is CVBC’s mission?

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-to instill public trust and confidence in a competent and ethical veterinary profession by leading and supporting veterinarians through compassionate, transparent, fair and effective regulatory oversight of veterinary medicine

18
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CVMA

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Canadian Veterinary Medical Association

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What is CVMA’s mission?

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-national and international voice for Canada’s veterinarians, providing leadership and advocacy for veterinary medicine

20
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CFIA

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Canadian Food Inspection Agency

21
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What is CFIA’s mission?

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-dedicated to safeguarding food, animals, and plants, which enhances the health and well-being of Canada’s people, environment and economy

22
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Who is the president of your VMA (CVBC)?

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Dr. Jane Pritchard
-elected March 11, 2022

23
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BSE

A

Bovine Spongigorm Encephalopathy
(Mad Cow disease)

24
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What is BSE?

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-progressive neurological disorder in cattle that results from infection caused by a prion
-degeneration of the nervous system (changes in temperament, abnormal posture, incoordination, decreased milk production, loss of condition)

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FMD

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Foot and mouth disease

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What is FMD?

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-severe, highly contagious viral disease causing illness
-affect cattle, wine, sheep, goats, other cloven-hoofed (divided) ruminants
-very low risk of transmission to humans (usually related to consumption of unpasteurized milk, dairy and unprocessed meat products)

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WNV

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West Nile Virus

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What is WNV?

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-primarily affects birds, but can also infect bats, horses, cats, dogs, chipmunks, squirrel, alligators and humans
-usually infected by infected mosquitoes bites
-leading cause of mosquito borne disease in the US (bugs get it from feeding on infected birds)

29
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CWD

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Chronic Wasting Disease

30
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What is CWD?

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-progressive, fatal disease affecting the brain, spinal cord and many other tissues
-farmed and free-ranging deer, elk and moose
-lack of muscle coordination, difficult swallowing, excessive saliva and thirst, excessive urination

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What are the designers of a reportable disease?

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-disease that are considered to be of great public health importance
-when diagnosed it must be reported to state or local public health officials
-purpose so that preventive, control and eradication measures can be implement to protect animal health, public health, avoid barriers to trade and other public interests

32
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Who is the dean of the college?

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Dr. Gillian Muir
-professor for the veterinary biomedical sciences department

33
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Who is the premier of BC?

A

David Eby (Fall 2022)

34
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Who is the agriculture minister?

A

Honorable Pam Alexis

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Who is the deputy agricultural minister?

A

Peter Pokorny

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