Diagnostic Veterinary Parasitology

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Mosby, 1998 - Medical - 321 pages
Here's your best source of detailed descriptions covering a broad range of parasites affecting domestic animals! Includes a special introductory chapter on parasitology terminology as well as a chapter containing step-by-step descriptions of procedures used to diagnose and identify common parasites of domestic species. The new 2nd edition also features 352 high-quality black and white photos and line drawings and numerous helpful life cycle charts that aid in understanding parasite life cycles. Boxed step-by-step descriptions of sample preparation are ideal for quick reference.
  • Presents a clear, organized, and concise discussion of only the most commonly encountered internal and external parasites.
  • Includes a basic chapter on terminology so that reader can become familiar with the language of parasitology and communicate effectively with clients.
  • Multispecies approach addresses how parasites can be specifically diagnosed in individual species.
  • Written at a level accessible to all markets: veterinarians, technicians, students
  • Thoroughly revised and updated.
  • New chapter on parasitic zooneses discusses how parasites of domesticated animals may affect human health and how the veterinarian/technician can play a role in prevention and treatment.
  • Thoroughly revised art program, featuring hundreds of new slides
  • New diagnostic techniques integrated throughout

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    Contents

    THE LANGUAGE OF VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY
    1
    PARASITES THAT INFECT AND INFEST DOMESTIC
    11
    THE PROTOZOANS
    15
    Copyright

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    About the author (1998)

    Dr. Hendrix is a professor of parasitology at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, and he has received the Norden Distinguished Teaching Award twice and the Auburn University Student Government Teacher of the Year Award twice. Mr. Robinson currently teaches parasitology to veterinary technology students at Penn Foster, an online program.

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