Causes of Disease or Etiology
Open Causes of Disease or EtiologyVeterinary Pathology
Topic-wise notes, TANUVAS material and recommended reading for 2nd Year BVSc & AH. Choose a collection below.
Topic-wise Notes
6 units · 48 notes
Unit 1 General Veterinary Pathology
10 notes
Glycogen overload, Amyloidosis and Fatty Changes
Open Glycogen overload, Amyloidosis and Fatty ChangesHaemodynamic Disorders
Open Haemodynamic DisordersImmunopathology – Immunodeficiency, Hypersensitivity and Autoimmunity
Open Immunopathology – Immunodeficiency, Hypersensitivity and AutoimmunityInflammation Terminologies
Open Inflammation TerminologiesInflammation – Classification, Mediators, Various Cell Types and their Functions
Open Inflammation – Classification, Mediators, Various Cell Types and their FunctionsNecrosis, Gangrene and Post Mortem Changes
Open Necrosis, Gangrene and Post Mortem ChangesPhotosensitization and Disturbances in Growth
Open Photosensitization and Disturbances in GrowthPigmentations and Calcification
Open Pigmentations and CalcificationWound Healing including Growth Factors
Open Wound Healing including Growth FactorsUnit 2 Systemic Veterinary Pathology
12 notes
Pathology of Cardiovascular System
Open Pathology of Cardiovascular SystemPathology of Digestive System
Open Pathology of Digestive SystemPathology of Ear and Eye
Open Pathology of Ear and EyePathology of Endocrine Systems
Open Pathology of Endocrine SystemsPathology of Haematopoietic System
Open Pathology of Haematopoietic SystemPathology of Lymphoid System
Open Pathology of Lymphoid SystemPathology of Musculoskeletal System
Open Pathology of Musculoskeletal SystemPathology of Nervous System
Open Pathology of Nervous SystemPathology of Reproductive System
Open Pathology of Reproductive SystemPathology of Respiratory System
Open Pathology of Respiratory SystemPathology of Skin and Appendages
Open Pathology of Skin and AppendagesPathology of Urinary System
Open Pathology of Urinary SystemUnit 3 Animal Oncology, Veterinary Clinical Pathology and Necropsy
10 notes
Animal Oncology Note
Open Animal Oncology NoteAnimal Oncology – Neoplasm
Open Animal Oncology – NeoplasmExamination of Blood, Serum and Bone Marrow
Open Examination of Blood, Serum and Bone MarrowExamination of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)
Open Examination of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)Examination of Semen
Open Examination of SemenExamination of Skin Scrapings
Open Examination of Skin ScrapingsExamination of Synovial fluid
Open Examination of Synovial fluidExamination of Urine and Feces
Open Examination of Urine and FecesMicrobiological Examination of Clinical Specimens
Open Microbiological Examination of Clinical SpecimensNecropsy (Post Mortem Examination) Note
Open Necropsy (Post Mortem Examination) NoteUnit 4 Pathology of Infectious and Non-Infectious Diseases of Domestic Animals
8 notes
Pathology of Bacterial Infection
Open Pathology of Bacterial InfectionPathology of Mineral Toxicities
Open Pathology of Mineral ToxicitiesPathology of Mycoplasmal, Rickettsial and Chlamydial Infection
Open Pathology of Mycoplasmal, Rickettsial and Chlamydial InfectionPathology of Mycotic Infection
Open Pathology of Mycotic InfectionPathology of Nutritional Imbalances
Open Pathology of Nutritional ImbalancesPathology of Parasitic Infection
Open Pathology of Parasitic InfectionPathology of Viral and Prion Diseases
Open Pathology of Viral and Prion DiseasesPathology of Viral Diseases by KVAFSUKVAFSU
Open Pathology of Viral Diseases by KVAFSUUnit 5 Avian Pathology
6 notes
Avian Pathology of Bacterial Diseases
Open Avian Pathology of Bacterial DiseasesAvian Pathology of Fungal Diseases
Open Avian Pathology of Fungal DiseasesAvian Pathology of Mycoplasmal and Chlamydial Diseases
Open Avian Pathology of Mycoplasmal and Chlamydial DiseasesAvian Pathology of Nutritional Imbalances
Open Avian Pathology of Nutritional ImbalancesAvian Pathology of Parasitic Diseases
Open Avian Pathology of Parasitic DiseasesAvian Pathology of Viral Diseases
Open Avian Pathology of Viral DiseasesUnit 6 Pathology of Diseases of Laboratory and Wild Animals
2 notes
Pathology of Diseases of Laboratory and Wild Animals
Open Pathology of Diseases of Laboratory and Wild AnimalsPathology of Diseases of Laboratory Animals
Open Pathology of Diseases of Laboratory AnimalsTANUVAS Notes
4 notes
VPP 211 General Veterinary PathologyTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open VPP 211 General Veterinary PathologyVPP 221 Systemic Veterinary PathologyTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open VPP 221 Systemic Veterinary PathologyVPP 311 Special Veterinary PathologyTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open VPP 311 Special Veterinary PathologyVPP 321 Avian PathologyTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open VPP 321 Avian PathologyAbout these notes
TANUVAS material linked through VetBVSc. Course codes come from the source collection and may differ from your current syllabus. Credit remains with the original authors.
Recommended Books
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A Textbook of Veterinary General PathologyJ. L. Vegad
Start with injury, inflammation and repair before moving to individual diseases.
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Request a resourceCourse focus & study tips
Veterinary Pathology focuses on recognising mechanisms of disease and the lesions they produce. This guide helps BVSc & AH students locate credited notes and year-wise book collections, with a short revision outline to organise reading. Link the underlying mechanism to gross and microscopic changes, then practise describing lesions precisely.
- Cell injury and inflammation
- Circulatory disturbances
- Systemic pathology
- Necropsy and diagnostic sampling
Link the underlying mechanism to gross and microscopic changes, then practise describing lesions precisely.