A taste of pathology

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Abstract

Adult learning, or andragogy, provides a novel way of appreciating using food analogies as an effective learning tool in veterinary pathology. Facilitation of adult learning requires that new concepts be presented in a way that draws on the learner’s experience. Because veterinary students will have had considerable experience with a plethora of food items prior to enrolling in a pathology course, food analogies can provide an easy conduit for incorporating key learning concepts regarding veterinary pathology. In this paper, many of these analogies are presented, along with the mechanisms responsible for each of the characteristic lesions, in the hopes that their usefulness in the classroom can be highlighted to create a more engaging and facilitated learning environment.

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Rech, R. R., Brown, C., de Araujo, J. L., & Barros, C. S. L. (2019). A taste of pathology. Pesquisa Veterinaria Brasileira, 39(9), 673–685. https://doi.org/10.1590/1678-5150-PVB-6428

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