Veterinary Academy Simulation Centre
OUR AIM is to provide conditions for ongoing learning and development of practical abilities in veterinary medicine using the methods of veterinary medicine simulations.
About Centre
The Veterinary Academy Simulation Centre offers the students the opportunity to develop practical skills in a safe, stress-free environment using artificial patients and their parts. This approach ensures that no harm is done to live animals, while enabling the students to learn at their own pace and at convenient times.
At our Simulation Centre, the students can confidently practice, make mistakes, and learn from them, which is also an essential part of the learning process. This prepares them more effectively for clinical studies, internships, and future professional work in veterinary medicine.
Additionally, the Centre hosts practical skills training and laboratory classes in clinical courses, ensuring high-quality education and alignment of the training with real-life scenarios.
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Simulation Classroom Descriptions
Simulation classroom 1
- Restraining a horse with a halter
- Administering injections to a horse, blood collection, placement of an intravenous catheter
- Abdominocentesis in a horse
Simulation classroom 2
- Administering injections to cattle, blood collection
Simulation classroom 3
- Skin examination and testing in small animals
- Injection equipment and drug administration methods
- Cardiovascular examination in small animals (ECG)
- Restraining small animals
- Intravenous catheters and their use in small animals
- Examination of ears and otoscopy in small animals
- General clinical examination of small animals
Simulation classroom 4
- Application of fluid therapy in small animals
- Eye examination and tests in small animals
- Dental examination in small animals
- Urine sample collection and urinalysis in small animals
- Blood sample collection in small animals
- Taking the medical history (anamnesis) of small animals
- Prescription writing
Simulation classroom 5
- Microchipping of small animals
- Vaccination of small animals
- Anatomical models
- Diagnostic imaging in small animals
Simulation classroom 6
- Information transfer and effective communication
- Assessing potential anaesthesia risks
- Wound bandaging
- Medical histories of inpatients
- Treatment planning and medical record documentation
- Selection of suturing materials
- First aid for small animals
- Identifying medications and writing prescriptions
- Surgical skills training box
Simulation classroom 7
- X-ray examination
- Laparoscopy
Simulation surgery room
- Identification and correct use of surgical instruments
- Surgeon preparation for surgery
- Intubation of a dog
- Use of surgical equipment during surgeries
- Preparation for anaesthesia
- Preparation of the surgery room for surgery
Simulation laboratory
- Microscopy of blood smears
- Microscopy of urine samples
- Microscopy of Trichinella
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Contacts
Veterinary Academy Simulation Centre
Karolina Jankauskaitė
Head of the Veterinary Medicine Simulation Centre