Laboratory Animal Science – Basic Course Main Focus: Mice/Rats

Teilnehmerkreis: Tierärzt:innen, vet.-med. Studierende, Andere

Zeitraum: 08.11.2022 11:00 - 10.11.2022 - 16:00

Referenten:
Prof. Dr. Stephanie Krämer

Zusatzinformationen:
as per TierSchVersV (formerly FELASA B) This course is addressed to persons who would like to gain the required expertise and skills for taking part in animal experiments.//Please contact your responsible authority in advance if this course is suitable for you and if it will be approved.

Teilnahmegebühr: 1050 €
bei Anmeldung bis einschließlich 09.09.2022 (danach): 1.050,00 € (1.155,00 €) The price is exclusive of VAT., The price includes access to e-learning, participation in the classroom lecture, refreshments incl. lunch and beverages, a detailed script as well as materials for practical exercises.

Tagungsort: Seminarzentrum berliner fortbildungen, Heerstr. 18-20, 14052, Berlin, Germany,

Programm 08.11.2022 11:00 - 10.11.2022 - 16:00

Introduction to laboratory animal science
Applicable laws, ethics, animal protection and the 3R‘s principle
Estimation and appreciation of strain and distress, humane end points
Fundamentals of care, keeping and feeding of laboratory animals, breed and genetics, diseases and hygiene
Fundamentals of test planning, statistics and standardisation of animal tests, alternative and supplementary methods
Main focus on laboratory animals mice/rats: Anatomy, biology, physiology, handling, application and sample collection, anaesthesia, analgesia, surgical procedures, humane method of killing

Introduction to laboratory animal science
Applicable laws, ethics, animal protection and the 3R‘s principle
Estimation and appreciation of strain and distress, humane end points
Fundamentals of care, keeping and feeding of laboratory animals, breed and genetics, diseases and hygiene
Fundamentals of test planning, statistics and standardisation of animal tests, alternative and supplementary methods
Main focus on laboratory animals mice/rats: Anatomy, biology, physiology, handling, application and sample collection, anaesthesia, analgesia, surgical procedures, humane method of killing

Introduction to laboratory animal science
Applicable laws, ethics, animal protection and the 3R‘s principle
Estimation and appreciation of strain and distress, humane end points
Fundamentals of care, keeping and feeding of laboratory animals, breed and genetics, diseases and hygiene
Fundamentals of test planning, statistics and standardisation of animal tests, alternative and supplementary methods
Main focus on laboratory animals mice/rats: Anatomy, biology, physiology, handling, application and sample collection, anaesthesia, analgesia, surgical procedures, humane method of killing

A lot of time has been scheduled for practical exercises.

The course topics are communicated in E-Learning sessions and classroom lectures (40 course hours). It is absolutely mandatory to successfully complete all E-Learning units in order to be able to participate in the classroom lecture. E-Learning is activated 6 weeks prior to the commencement of the classroom lecture; appropriate access information is provided to the participants in due time. An written evaluation test on both parts of the course is conducted at the end of the classroom lecture.

Anmeldung:
Bitte melden Sie sich über unsere Webseite www.berliner-kompaktkurse.de an

Teilnehmerbegrenzung: 4-12 persons

Zusatz Veranstalter:
berliner kompaktkurse – eine Seminarreihe der berliner fortbildungen, Dr. Maren Kaepke, Heerstr. 18-20, 14052 Berlin, Tel. +49 30 319908-41, Fax -42, info@berliner-kompaktkurse.de

Homepage: www.berliner-kompaktkurse.de

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