Trabalho de conclusão do programa de residência: Área de concentração – clínica médica, cirúrgica e da reprodução em grandes animais

Abstract

The Residency Program in the Professional Health Area was implemented in the Department of Veterinary Medicine (DMV) of the Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco (UFRPE), Campus Recife, in 2014 and currently has 18 annual vacancies, distributed among eleven areas concentration. The program seeks to integrate teaching-service-community, through partnerships with managers, workers and users, aiming at technical improvement and the qualified insertion of health professionals in the labor market. It has a total minimum workload of 5,760 hours, distributed in sixty hours a week, with a minimum duration of two years and under exclusive dedication. The activities related to SUS, the total required workload is 960 hours, totaling 720 hours in Health Surveillance and 240 hours in the Support Center for Family Health and Primary Care (NASF-AB), in order to support the consolidation of Primary Care in Brazil, expanding health offerings in the service network, as well as the resolution, scope and target of its actions, activities developed in the city of Recife, PE. The Professional Residency Program in Veterinary Medicine made possible the personal and, mainly, professional evolution in the area of Medical Clinic, Surgical and the Reproduction of Large Animals, as well as in the Public Health area, showing the importance of the veterinarian in the health promotion of the population as well as disease prevention. The purpose of this report was to describe the activities from March / 2019 to February / 2021, developed by the resident, during the Residency Program in the Professional Health Area in Veterinary Medicine with an emphasis on Medical, Surgical and Large Reproduction Clinics Animals carried out at the Ambulatory of Large Animals (AGA) of the Veterinary Hospital (HOVET) of DMV / UFRPE, Recife and in the integration of the activities by SUS, a case report of dislocation of the humeral scapular joint due to brachial plexus neuropathy will also be described. , in a Brazilian Pony horse.