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Antibiootikumide kasutamine suurtes Eesti piimaveisekarjades

Name: Antibiootikumide kasutamine suurtes Eesti piimaveisekarjades
Creator: Talvet, Annika
Keywords: statistics, dairy cattle, antibiootikumid, statistika, piimaveised, antimicrobials

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Bachelor thesis 01 Jan 2022 Estonia Estonian

Authors: Talvet, Annika;

handle: 10062/82580

Antibiootikumide kasutamine suurtes Eesti piimaveisekarjades

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Käesoleva bakalaureusetöö eesmärk on välja selgitada, kui palju, milliseid ja mis põhjustel suurtes Eesti piimafarmides antibiootikume kasutatakse. Töö baseerub aastatel 2018-2021 48 piimafarmis kogutud lehmade antibiootikumiravi andmetel. Esmalt antakse ülevaade uuringus osalenud piimafarmidest ja raviandmete struktuurist. Seejärel analüüsitakse ravisid ja ravikuure, ravitud haiguseid ja sümptomeid. Viimaseks vaadeldakse kasutatud ravimeid ja toimeaineid ning toimeainete kasutamist ja koguseid erinevate haiguste ja sümptomite korral ning erinevates farmides.

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statistics, dairy cattle, antibiootikumid, statistika, piimaveised, antimicrobials

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