Hemoperitónio segundário à neoplasia esplênica – relato de caso

Abstract

This paper describes the activities carried out during the supervised internship in Veterinary Medicine, conducted in veterinary hospitals and mobile anesthesiology services. During this period, the student followed clinical care, surgical procedures, and hospital routines under the supervision of veterinarians.

The activities included anamnesis, assistance in physical examinations, patient monitoring, preparation and organization of the surgical center, and direct participation in anesthetic protocols, from pre-anesthetic medication to patient recovery. Venous access, drug calculations, and monitoring using specific equipment were also performed during procedures.

Throughout the internship, several clinical and surgical cases in dogs and cats were monitored, with emphasis on anesthesiology, a fundamental area for procedural safety.

Thus, the internship significantly contributed to the student’s practical development, technical improvement, and clinical reasoning, being essential for professional training.