presentation by dr. md. murshidul ahsan @cvasu-2

8/6/2019 Presentation by DR. Md. Murshidul Ahsan @CVASU-2

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In the name of Almighty, the most benevolent and merciful.

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Md. Murshidul Ahsan

Roll no. : 05/08Intern Id : A-08Reg. No. : 200

Session : 2004-2005

Chittagong Veterinary & Animal Sciences University

Its fully self collected & self orientedpresentation.

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Placement

Duration(Days)

Date

NGO 25 21-10-2010to 13-11-2010

In CampusLaboratoryRotation

39 18-12-2010to 25-01-2011

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Gana Unnayan Kendra (GUK) :Chars Livelihoods Programme (CLP)-2Gaibandha, Bangladesh.

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Key objectives:(1) To be introduced with CLP program in Bangladesh

(2) To know the Socio economic conditions of Chars Peoplein general.

(3) To know the poverty reduction strategy of the vulnerablegroups living in the reverine islands.

(4) To know the activities of LO in CLP program

(5)To be introduced with all units of CLP program.

(6)To adopt own self for working in the remote area.

(7)Giving treatment to individual animal

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Identity: Funded by DFID of British Govt. and Sponsored by RuralDevelopment & Cooperative division, LGED Ministry of Bangladesh Govt.& implimeted through Maxwell Stamp PLC, a London-based internationaleconomics consultancy Org.

IMO Org. (Local): 19, GUKon of them in Gaibandha District whichcover Jamuna Bank region of this Dist.

Head Quarter (BD): RDA campus, Bogra

Time Duration: 1st Phase- July04 to June10 and 2nd phase- April10 to2016.

Base Area: Chars Region of Brahman putra, Tista & Jamuna River.

Working Area:668 Chars (Both Island & Bank Chars) of150 Unions

under 28 Upazilla of5 Districts (Kurigram, Jamal pur, Gaibandha, Bogra &Shirajgong (Phase-1) going on to expand in Rangpur, Nilphamary,Lalmonirhat, Pabna & Tangail in 2nd phase. (North west Areas of BD)

Operations Director:Ric Goodman

PD in GUK: Md. Maniruzzaman Mukul

Target: 50% poverty reduction in Chars (N.B: 80% extreme Poor)

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1. Present Covered Area of CLP

Project2. River Threat of Char Region

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1. Trip to the Field of CLP

2. Targeted Char3. Cultivation of Land by an

Ordinary Char People

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PM (Project Manager)

APM (Assist. PM)

LDS (Livelihoods Development

Supervisor)

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Landless Property less (2 Goats & 6 Chickens may

consider)

Having no debt from any other

Development Org. 6 months permanent in a Char.

Male & Female both are above 18 years

(Negotiable for extreme wanted one) Enthusiastic to CLP activities & eagerness

to maintain the given asset.

Agree to present weekly meeting. 11


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1. Base Line Survey for Selecting

Beneficiary

2. A Previously Benefited WomenExpressing Her Feelings to

Newly Selected Beneficiary

3. Weekly Meeting of Beneficiary

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Approximate Budget: 23,000 Tk for 18months

600 Tk (350 Tk for Income help & 250 Tk

for Asset Maintaining) for 1st 6 months and

300 Tk for rest 12 months.

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1. Asset ( Cattle)

2. Compost Pit

3. Vegetable Garden

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1. Smiling Face of a Beneficiary

In Her Vegetable Garden

2. Smiling Face of a Beneficiary

with Her Cattle3. Cultivation of Fodder by the

Help of CLP Market Developing

Unit

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3Activities of Social Development

Unit :

1 & 2.: Schooling Program

3. Health Program

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Figure: Activities of Infrastructure Unit

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1 & 2 : Elevating Homestead Area Above Flood Level

3. Establishing Tube well for safe water4. Sanitary Latrine. 17


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Giving Training on Cattle or Livestock purchase & theirrearing to Beneficiaries.

Giving training on Health Care Management of Animal &distributing stipend among Beneficiaries.

To become introduced Beneficiaries with common

diseases, Vaccination Schedule & Deworming Schedule ofLivestock.

Giving Necessary Treatment, regular visit & follow up theAnimals & observing compost pit of Beneficiaries.

Giving Training & support the Livestock Service Providers

(LSPs) and also support the AOs.Approving the vouchers of Antihelminths ,Vaccines &money of Cattle purchasing during asset transfer.

Maintaining liaison with other CLP staffs.

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Helping the LO, AO

Emergency Support of Office Staffs

Base Line SurveyArranging Orientation Program

Planning of Official Activities

Helping the LSPs

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LO Monitored Activities of CLP:

1 &2. Transportation of Cattle after

buying for Beneficiary Asset.

3. Voucher of Vaccination4. Giving Vaccine by LSP

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55,000 families got

67,00 cattle

In total, 2.75 lakh people directly benefitted.

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Figure : Progress by the CLP in providing asset transfer

assistance to core beneficiary households on island chars in the

northern Jamuna.

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Clear idea about CLP project implementationin Char area of Bangladesh.

Clear Idea about importance of Livestock toimprove livelihood condition of Char people.

Development of communication skill. Skill development about giving training.

Raising ability to work with Char people.

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Department of Physiology Biochemistry &Pharmacology

Department of pathology & parasitology.

Department of microbiology

Department of medicine & surgery(SAQTVH)Department of Animal Science & Animal

nutrition

Department of Animal Genetics & Breeding

Department of Dairy & Poultry Science

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Key objectives: Collection of ruminal fluid, synovial fluid &CSF. Determination of pH of clinical samples

Performing various types of biochemical tests ofurine sample.

Performing various types of biochemical tests ofblood samples.

Determination of Ca, P. in serum & feed. Routine Blood test e.g. TEC, DLC, Hb% & ESR. Technique of ECG taking and its interpretation. Preparation of various types of mixture,

ointment & solution.25


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Figure: Collection of Rumen Fluid

Fig: Preparing Microscopic slide for examining Rumen Flora & pH test of Rumen Fluid.26


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Fig: TEC of Goat Blood Fig: PCV of Goat Blood

Fig: Taking Blood Pressure Fig: Counting RBC under microscope27


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Fig: Preparation of Whitfield Ointment

Fig: Titration of Feed Sample 28


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Figure:1 & 2. : Thin Layer

Chromatography (TLC) for

detecting Antibiotic residue in

Meat Sample.

3. Preparation of DLC slide of

Blood

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Key objectives: Direct smear, Flotation & sedimentation method

of Coproscopy.

Preparation of Blood Smear for Observing BloodParasite.

Taking Skin Scraping for Detection ofEctoparasite.

Post mortem examination of Poultry, Goat &Dog.

Identification of gross sample of parasite.

Microscopic histo-pathological slide preparationtechnique.

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Figure: Coproscopy by direct smear and floatation method

Fig: Preparing Blood Smear for BloodParasite

Fig: Boiling skin scrapings for externalparasite 31


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Fig: Postmortem of Goat

Fig: Postmortem of Dog

Hemorrhagic corrugation in Ilio-ceacal

junction of intestine of Goat

Fig: Collection of Dog Intestinal Parasite32

Postmortem of Poultry


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Postmortem of Poultry

Salmonellosis Enteratitis at ND

E. Coli colony Pericarditis due to E. coli 33


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Figure: Preparation of

Histopathological Slide

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Key objectives: Preparation of various agar. (Nutrient, MH, Mc Conky ,Blood agar). Preparation of viral inoculums & 1% RBC. Wet mount preparation & examination &

CS test.

Different staining procedure. ELISA, HI test, Agglutination test.

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Fig: Gram Staining of Bacteria Fig: Preparation of Blood Agar

Fig: Collection of Blood for preparing 1%

Chicken RBC Fig: Preparation of Viral Sample36


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Candling of Egg Drilling of Egg

Inoculation of viral antigen E. Coli colony at Sorbital MacConkey37


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Antibiotic Disc McFarland nephalometer standard

Culturing at Muller-Hinton Agar Susceptible & resistance Disc38


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Key objectives Be introduced with the activities of different

units of the hospital.

Learning about Clinical Examination Procedureof animal.

Postmortem examination of poultry.

X-Ray and its interpretation.

Familiar with market preparation of differentdrug.

Treatment of different diseased of animals.

Power point presentation on previous

placement.

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SAQTVH with flower garden 40


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Abscess management of goat & calf

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Mastitis in goat

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Flea infestation in Dog 45


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Cestode infestation in Layer bird Fig : Taking Temperature of Dog

SAQTVH

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Fatty liver syndrome 47


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Brooder pneumonia(Aspergillosis)

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Centralized Lab(Diagnosis Unit)

X-ray interpretation 50


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Key objectives: Balanced ration formulation for cattle &

buffalos.

Proximate analysis of feed stuffs. Preparation of silage , UMS , UMMB. Computer based ration formulation for

broiler & layer.

Beef fatting technique.

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Chopping of feed sample Opening Muffle Furnace to keep sample

Estimation of CP of feed sample 52


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Animal Nutrition Lab.

UMMB Block Preparation UMS Preparation

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Key Objectives:

Observation of cell division.

Preparation of culture media. Collection of semen from buck by AV

method.

Microscopic evaluation of semen.

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Collection of semen by AV method Total Sperm Count

Transferring of Drosophila Cutting Onion Root to observe Cell Division55


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Key objectives To familiar with instrument.

Quality determination test of milk (Fat%,SNF%, COB, APT, Acidity %). Detection of

adulteration(Water,Suger,Starch,Borax).

Detection of preservatives (Formaline,H2O2,). Bacteriological count ( SPC, TVC).

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Monitor type housing of PoultryGabble type housing of Poultry

Egg Albumin Measurer Candler & Egg yolk measurer57


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Calculation of Sp Gv by Calorimeter Calculation of Fat% of Milk

Chemical Test for detecting preservatives

Formalin positive Milk Sample

Detection of water% by Cryoscope58


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