Written and / or oral exam:
1) Multiple choice and open choice test
2) Presentation and discussion on a specific topic (clinical case), previously agreed.
3) Questions and clarifications on topics reported in the program carried out.

During the verification of the results the student must demonstrate:
- to possess basic knowledge to complete the clinical examination;
- to possess the ability to apply the acquired knowledge;
- to be able to integrate the acquired knowledge and manage its complexity;
- to be able to communicate clearly and without ambiguity to specialist and non-specialist interlocutors. the acquisition of study autonomy in the field of surgical disciplines.
- to be able to obtain an accurate and relevant history of the single animal or animal group and its environment.
- to know how to manage and keep animal patients in a safe and respectful way of the animal and to instruct others to help the veterinarian to perform these techniques.
- to be able to follow a complete clinical examination and demonstrate ability in clinical decision-making.
- to understand the contribution that imaging and other diagnostic techniques can make in achieving a diagnosis.
- to know how to use basic imaging equipment and perform an examination effectively appropriate to the case, in accordance with good health and safety practices and applicable regulations.
- to be able to access appropriate data sources on authorized medicinal products.
- to be able to recognize pain
- to be able to develop the ability to apply this knowledge and solve problems relating to new or unfamiliar subjects;