Results of the intellectual game "Own game: animal physiology" among second-year veterinary students

On November 27, 2024, the intellectual game "Own game: animal physiology" was held in auditorium 106, building 10. The event was organized by the teaching staff of the Department of Animal Biology named after Academician N. U. Bazanov together with the groups Vet-23-07, Vet-23-08, Vet-23-09, Vet-23-10 and VT&FS-23-13A.

The goal of the game was to increase interest in the study of animal physiology, develop logical thinking skills, work in a team, and strengthen intergroup communication.

Progress of the event

The game included two rounds. In the first, participants answered theoretical and situational questions from various categories, receiving points for correct answers. In the second round, teams competed to explain terms in a limited time, which added excitement and liveliness to the competition. The teams demonstrated a high level of preparation and deep knowledge. A particularly interesting element was the second round, where students had to guess words based on hints from their teammates, which allowed students to see the real application of physiological knowledge.

Following the results of the game, the prize places were distributed as follows:

• 🥇 1st place — the team "Erythrocyte force" (group Vet-23-07)

Prize: wireless mouse

• 🥈 2nd place — the team "MVD (Ministry of Veterinary Affairs)" (group Vet-23-09)

Prize: glass mugs

• 🥉 3rd place — the team "Proplan" (group Vet-23-10)

Prize: mouse pads

• 4th place — the team "T-killers" (group VTiPB-23-13A)

Prize: sweet gifts

• 5th place — the team "Oxygen enjoyer" (group Vet-23-08)

Feedback from participants and teachers:

• "The game was not only interesting, but also educational. Thanks to the organizers for such a wonderful opportunity!" - Ksenia Ayupova, student.

• "It's very nice to see how students demonstrate their knowledge and strive for victory. Well done!" - Meruert Malikovna, associate professor.

• "Interesting questions and equal competition. Thanks to everyone for participating and to the organizers for the idea!" - Gulmira Kumiskalievna Dzhanabekova, head of department.

The organizers express their gratitude to all participants, teachers and spectators for their active participation and positive attitude.