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Öğe Attitudes of Turkish veterinary students and educators towards the moral status of animals and species rating(KAFKAS UNIV, VETERINER FAKULTESI DERGISI, 2009) Ozen, Abdullah; Ozen, Rahsan; Yasar, Askin; Armutak, Altan; Bayrak, Sadik; Gezman, Ahmet; Seker, IbrahimThe objective of this study was to determine the attitude of veterinary students and educators about moral status of animals and species rating and to examine the parameters that might have effects on these matters. In this study, veterinary students and veterinary educators from Firat, Istanbul and Selcuk Veterinary Faculties were surveyed. Data were collected from 330 students and 204 educators by a paper questionnaire. Most of the participants showed a positive attitude for moral status of animals (>4). Species rating of the participants were as follows: mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and insects. As a result; it can be said that veterinary educators and students are generally sensitive on moral status of animals but differences in the factors such as academic status, gender, pet keeping and industrialization affected the level of sensitivity significantly (P<0.05). In addition to this, advanced education and increased experience are the factors that may overcome species rating (P<0.05).Öğe Determining scientific performance of some of laboratory animal journals in veterinary science with the ethical approach(KAFKAS UNIV, VETERINER FAKULTESI DERGISI, 2011) Izmirli, Serdar; Yasar, AskinThe present study was conducted to analyses the scientific performance of the veterinary studies with considering ethical approach which were published in laboratory animal journals by using rat and mouse. The following journals were investigated in this study: ATLA-Alternatives to Laboratory Animals, Comparative Medicine, Experimental Animals, Lab Animal, Laboratory Animals, and Scandinavian Journal of Laboratory Animal Science. These journals (sourced from ISI Web of Science database) were selected on the basis that they included too many publications with rats and mice. The present study determined that there were 519 articles between 1998-2007 years relating to mice being used in laboratory animal studies. Furthermore, 190 of the articles were published with rats at the same period. It was also found that the average citation of mice publishes was higher than rats in all journals.Öğe An ethnoveterinary study on plants used in the treatment of dermatological diseases in Central Anatolia, Turkey(EJMANAGER LLC, 2018) Sinmez, Cagri Caglar; Aslim, Gokhan; Yasar, AskinAim: The aims of the present study are to determine the significant plant species utilized in ethnoveterinary medicine of Central Anatolia region (Turkey), identify methods used for different veterinary preparations, and to compare the plants used in the treatment of different animal dermatological diseases in other regions of Turkey and different parts of the world. Methods: Interviews were conducted with 173 individuals in total by means of a semi-structured questionnaire, between 2009 and 2013, for the purpose of recording traditional veterinary remedies and practices employed in animal health care. In order to evaluate the reliability and richness of the knowledge of medicinal plants in the area, quantitative indices, such as 'informant consensus factor (FIC),"' "use value (UV)," "relative frequency citation," and "fidelity level," were used for the data analysis. Results: The findings of this study have revealed about 26 species, including herbs, trees, and green algae belonging to 22 botanical families utilized in the treatment of veterinary dermatological diseases by breeders in Central Anatolia. In the present study, the highest FIC score (0.90) was identified for cracked nipples. It was determined that Pine tar and Cydonia oblonga were used for the above-mentioned purpose. The second highest FIC value (0.87) was identified for ringworm. A number of medicinal plants were very popular and utilized intensively in the present research area. In accordance with the calculation performed on the basis of the UV, it was determined that Pinus nigra (0.43) and Allium sativum (0.28) had the highest UVs. Conclusion: The current study has emphasized the ethnoveterinary knowledge of plants recently in use and their new usage in the Central Anatolia region of Turkey.Öğe Evaluation of the Development Process of Selcuk University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Between 1992-2022 (30 Years)(Selçuk Üniversitesi, 2023 Mart) Danis, Emine Merve; Celik, Esra; Yasar, Askin; Aslim, GokhanAmaç: Çalışmada Selçuk Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi‘nin 1992-2022 yıllarındaki gelişim sürecinin ortaya konulması amaçlandı. Gereç ve Yöntem: Çalışmanın materyalini SÜ Rektörlüğü, SÜVF Dekanlığı, SÜ Veteriner Eğitim ve Uygulama Hastanesi ve SÜ Sağlık Bilimleri Enstitüsü arşivi ile “Bilimsel Araştırma ve Yayın Listesi Formu” aracılığıyla elde edilen bilgi ve belgeler oluşturdu. Ayrıca konuyla ilgili Resmî Gazete, dergi, kitap ve internet kaynakları ile Yaşar (1995) tarafından yapılan araştırma makalesinden yararlanıldı. Elde edilen veriler içerik analizi yöntemiyle değerlendirildi, metin içerisinde üst simge olarak belirtilerek son not bölümünde gösterildi ve ilgili bölümde tablolar halinde sunuldu. Bulgular: Fakültede, 2021-2022 eğitim öğretim yılı itibariyle 20 anabilim dalında toplam 136 akademik personelin hizmet verdiği; fakülteden son 30 yılda lisans düzeyinden 3.806, lisansüstü düzeyden ise toplam 693 (460 doktora, 233 yüksek lisans) (1987-2022) mezun verildiği; fakülte hayvan hastanesinde 2022 yılında 24.335 hayvana veteriner hekimliği hizmeti verildiği belirlendi. Öneri: Mevcut çalışma ile SÜVF’nin 30 yıllık gelişiminin ortaya konularak 40 yıllık gelişim sürecinin tamamlanması hedeflenmiştir. Gelecekte de fakültenin gelişimini takip etmenin, fakülteyi her alanda daha ileriye taşıyarak sadece ulusal değil uluslararası alanda da tercih edilebilirliğini artırmak adına katkı sağlayacağı düşünülmektedir.Öğe The historical development of Konya veterinary control and research institute and its contributions to animal husbandry in Turkey(KAFKAS UNIV, VETERINER FAKULTESI DERGISI, 2011) Turkmenoglu, Emine; Yasar, AskinThe purpose of this study is to exhibit historical development of Konya Veterinary Control and Research Institute, its contributions to regional and national animal husbandry. In this study, retrospective method was used. The institution was setup on 28th April 1950 as Middle Anatolia Region Veterinary Vaccine and Serum Institute. It was defined that the institution's name was changed in 1968, 1969, 1987 and 1994. It was confirmed that 42.916 bacteriologic, 85.300 serologic, 1.669 rabies diagnosis, 13.074 parasitological, 25.546 pathologic, 32.138 chicken diagnosis, 341.110 chicken serologic, 17.205 toxicological, and 16.778 virological morbid material examinations were carried out between 1959 and 2007. It was defined that 91.755.769 doses enterotoxaemia vaccine (1974-2007) were produced, 88 scientific research (1985-2007) were completed and 256 scientific articles (1990-2007) were published in the journal of the Institution, Veterinarium. As a result, during the historical development process Konya Veterinary Control and Research Institute contributed greatly to animal husbandry in Turkey and public health. Therefore, it can be claimed that it will be beneficial that the institution continue its activities in the future too.Öğe Obstetrics and gynecology of ruminants at folkloric veterinary medicine in Konya region(KAFKAS UNIV, VETERINER FAKULTESI DERGISI, 2016) Sinmez, Cagri Caglar; Yasar, AskinIn this study, the aim was that to uncover to treat, methods, technicals and intangible cultural heritage in this field about obstetrics and gynecology in folklore of Konya Region. The study materials have been occured number of 237 people in Konya Region. Also written, visual and oral informations and documents have been given by people who have knowledge about obstetrics and gynecology. The study has given us those data such as obstetrics and gynecological diseases-problems, knowledge of reproduction and delivery, and naming in ruminants. In conclusion, folkloric methods have been used since the old civilization around Konya Region as a part of practice for the sake of religion, magic, empirical and rational treatments. According to gender and reproduction features of ruminants, their importance can be submitted with regard to naming in Turkish, their adaptation and maintance to Turkish and Turkish culture.Öğe Ruminant parasitic diseases and treatment methods at folklore of Konya area in central anatolia region(KAFKAS UNIV, VETERINER FAKULTESI DERGISI, 2015) Yasar, Askin; Sinmez, Cagri Caglar; Aslim, GokhanThe aim of this study was to reveal the diversity of folkloric data in Konya Area (Aksaray, Karaman, Konya) of Central Anatolia Region regarding alternative treatment application to parasitic diseases of ruminant and, to provide an oppurtunity to comparative discussion media for the new treatment model, to reveal the effectiviness and side effect of herbal, animal and mineral based drug raw materials by actual medicine information and, to help treatment quest in today. The study material consisted of visual, oral and written data by "information collection form" from the 177 source person dealing with animal husbandry, animal owner sand folk medicine practitioners lived in Konya Area. Alternative treatment methods in this study varied as hydrotheraphy, phytotherapy, jeotherapy and it has been determined herbal, animal and mineral oil, tar, delphinium, lupine, tobacco, oak ash, corncockle, egg, salt, sulfur, copper sulphate and clay based on raw materials of herbal, animal and mineral drugs. In conclusion, in terms of parasitic diseases of ruminant Konya Area of Central Anatolia Region it has been identified such as lice, flea, tick, warble, scabies, coenurus cerebralis, fasciolozis, gastro-intestinal parasites, babesiozis. Furthermore, used to treat parasites such as tar, delphinium, lupine, tobacco, barberry plant root, sulfur, salt, copper sulphate and clay are also used in modern medicine. It is concluded that practices have generally religious-magic, empirical and rational roots.Öğe A survey on animal welfare attitudes of veterinary surgeries, veterinary students, animal owners and society in Turkey(KAFKAS UNIV, VETERINER FAKULTESI DERGISI, 2010) Izmirli, Serdar; Yasar, AskinPublic support is a strong influence for the adoption of animal welfare in the social life. Therefore, it was important to introduced what a Turkish society attitudes toward animals and their using. A survey was conducted in a total of 1400 paricipant in seven provinces of Turkey, to improve the understanding and sensibility of animal welfare issues. The sample was chosen in a random selection of the veterinarians, veterinary students, animal owners and consumers of animal foodstuff. The result of the study revealed that respondents had great support about animal rearing that considering animal welfare. Veterinary students and veterinarians advocated animal rearing more than animal owners and consumers. More than half of respondents assumed that animal welfare problems arise according to the productivity attempts on the animals. It was also identified the most important five welfare problems unsuitable shelters, care, sickness, hunger and deficient feeding, respectively. Furthermore, the survey highlighted that care (23.7%), health services (13.5%) and shelter (12.8%) were determined to be the most worried problems in livestock's life.Öğe The wildlife protection and improvement areas in accordance with animal protection and bioethics(KAFKAS UNIV, VETERINER FAKULTESI DERGISI, 2012) Aslim, Gokhan; Yigit, Ali; Izmirli, Serdar; Yasar, AskinThe future of environment run into risk by human activities is an important issue of present days which also covers ethics and deontological aspects. Related acts as well as ethical approaches concerning with topic will be beneficial to solve the above issue. The process of Wildlife Protection and Improvement Areas has been evolved with different arrangements since 1966, in Turkey. This study aimed to evaluate the Wildlife Protection and Improvement Areas in terms of bioethics and animal protection. The study materials consisted of animal protection and local acts of wildlife (Animal Protection Act, Land Hunting Law, Fisheries Law, Decree - Law Regarding Special Environment Protection Areas, and National Parks Law), as well as several Treaties Ratified by Turkey (BERN, CITES, Ramsar and Biodiversity). Turkey has too many protection areas in various statute, such as; National Park, Nature Park, Natural Reserve Area, Natural Protected Area, Special Environment Protection, Internationally Important Wetland, Wildlife Protection and Improvement Areas. In total, it was determined 109 Wildlife Protection Areas and 79 Wildlife Improvement Areas, as well. However, 11 animal species and waterfowls have been taken under protection in Wildlife Improvement Areas. It was also emerged that the numbers of wild animals has increased and remarkable improvements have been occurred at this period in the Wildlife Improvement Areas by launching new acts. The wild animal species which are face to face with reducing generation or die out, are taken protection and some are being breeding in their natural area without giving harm to their ecosystem in accordance with Land Hunting Act. To fulfill respective aims, a protection of delicate natural balance and warrant of biodiversity are both necessary measures. In conclusion, it may be expressed the national arrangements that takes into consideration the international conventions, contributes to wildlife protection. Moreover, Turkey needs to be increased concerning studies in this respect. As a result, it can be implied that zoo-centric approach which based on the value, importance and rights of the entities should be become widespread in the Turkish society.