Relatório de estágio curricular obrigatório em medicina veterinária: clínica médica e cirúrgica de pequenos animais

Abstract

This report aims to described the activities carried out and monitored during the veterinary curriculum traineeship at the Hospital of Veterinary Clinics of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (HCV-UFRGS) in the areas of small animal surgery and medical clinic. The curricular internship in surgical clinic began on February 1, and ended on February 28, 2019, making 122 hours, under the supervision of the Prof. Dr. Marcelo Meller Alievi. In small animals medical clinic began on March 1 and ended on April 30, 2019, totaling 320 hours, under the supervision of the Prof. Dra. Anelise Bonilla Trindade Gerardi. Both oriented from Prof. Dr. Rafael Oliveira Chaves. During this period it was possible to accompany and assist veterinarians in clinical consultations, outpatient and surgical procedures. Regarding the casuistry, during the internship in surgical clinic it was possible to follow 57 surgical procedures and in the area of medical clinic 137 medical appointments. Dogs were more prevalent in both areas, representing 142 (72,8%) individuals, while 44 cats received care at HCV-UFRGS during this period. In both areas, the systems that presented the greatest casuistry were the tegumentar, genito-urinary and digestive systems. For the accomplishment of this work, it was chosen to report a surgical procedure and a clinical care, being a cystotomy in a dog and a mediastinal lymphoma in a cat. It is concluded that the obligatory curricular internship is of great value, since it allows the consolidation of the formation of a professional, exposing it to a theoretical-practical learning of the reality found in the job market In addition, it enables the academic to perfect their interpersonal relationships with patients, tutors, and co-workers. In this way providing professional and personal growth to future veterinarians (sic).