· Literal
o I,
Stephanie Soriano, affirm that I completed my independent component which
represents 33 hours of work.
o My
mentor helped me complete my independent component.
o For
my independent component I worked an extra 33 hours at my mentorship, Loma
Linda Animal Hospital. I did the same thing I would usually do. For example, I
helped with treatments of animals, cleaned the kennels, helped with surgeries
and gave vaccines to different animals.
·
Interpretive
o Working
extra hours at my mentorship has helped me learn more about veterinary medicine
including working with different types of animals I could have never imagined
at an animal hospital like ferrets, snakes, pigs, goats, birds and chickens. It
has also helped me answer my EQ by giving me more evidence to my Answer 1,
which was the answer I gave for my Lesson 2 presentation. All of the work I did
is under a link called “Independent Component 1” under the links section. I
decided to make a different link so I wouldn’t confuse it with my other senior
project hours. Due to having to get permission from animal owners to take
pictures of their pets, I was not able to acquire any pictures.
·
Applied
o As
I said before, my independent component 1 has helped me better understand my EQ
and has helped me come up with answers to my EQ. One example of what I see
every time I go that my mentor and his nurses do to help an animal calm down is
by first putting a muzzle on the animal for safety precautions and later
providing a sedative to help an animal calm down. If the animal is aggressive,
they use a long pole with a rope at the end to handle the animal. This rarely happens
at the animal hospital because we usually try to provide a calm environment so
my mentor is able to work on the animal. These types of scenarios has helped me
learn more about animal restraint and handling, which is another one of my
answers to my EQ. As I continue mentoring at the Loma Linda Animal Hospital, I
believe I will better understand my topic.
Here is a picture of where I did my independent component #1 at. |
I have a friend who teaches large animal (like cows) veterinary science at Western College of Medicine. Would you be interested in getting contact with her?
ReplyDeleteYes please I would love that. Thank you!
DeleteI just sent her an email asking if you could interview her. She may be on sabbatical (semester off to do research elsewhere.) She's from Jamaica and her mother just died. Possibly you could at least Skype an interview with her, or she could recommend someone else at Western Medical Vet School.
ReplyDeleteI found a veterinarian to interview for interview #3 but I would love to interview her or anyone that she knows for the next interview. Again, thank you very much for helping me!
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