?What is the main purpose of the course 
• The principal objective of this course is to provide students with an understanding of the structural 
organization of the animal body at the cellular and subcellular levels.  
• In this course, the student will study how groups of cells engaged in common functions and associate 
to form organs with specialized functions.  
• The student shall study the various systems of the body including cardiovascular, respiratory, 
digestive, urinary, endocrine, male and female reproductive, lymphatic, special senses, and 
integumentary. All these systems shall be clinically correlated. 

 ?What is the main purpose of the course
Since the veterinary graduate is the core in the field of animal health and productivity, his adequate 
knowledge of animal genetics and breeding will help in making him/her capable to perform his duties in the 
regard to a satisfactory level.  Therefore, the syllabus is designed to brief the student on topic delivered in 
the biochemistry, as applied in animal genetics and breeding such as the genotypic and phenotypic 
characters and normal and abnormal chromosomes. 

 ?What is the main purpose of the course
• Know medical terms and concepts related to structural and functional morphology of animals. 
• Be able to describe the normal gross body structures, locations and relative relationship of the different 
tissues, organs and system. 
• Relate the form and the structure of the different body parts. 
• Be able to describe anatomical differences between domestic animals. 
• Appreciate the application of the learned material in practical situations and in different disciplines of 
veterinary medicine. 

 ?What is the main purpose of the course 
• This course provides the student with fundamental processes of metabolism (anabolic and catabolic) 
reactions of carbohydrates and lipids. 
• To acquaint the student with sufficient knowledge of the different metabolic pathways necessary for his 
future study in the subsequent years. 

What is the main purpose of the course? 
• General concept of endocrinology. 
•  How endocrine system is regulated, and how it regulates the animal body. 
•  Mechanisms at which different hormones work in the body.  
• Physiology of digestion in different animals. 
• To accumulate all the above knowledge, as necessary brick for physiology III.