GENERAL

Ocular Extirpation

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Practice Tip to Facilitate Procedure Uncontrolled parasympathetic responses have been observed during enucleation in camelids. Vagal response is noted by acute, severe bradycardia and hypotension. Although rare, the surgeon and…

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Lumbo-Sacral Epidural Anesthesia

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Figure 22.2 One to two milliliters of 2% lidocaine are injected into the subcutaneous tissues en route to the epidural space. Insert the needle through the skin and approximately 1…

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Examination of the Scrotum and Testicles

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Ultrasonography of the scrotum can be done using a sector scan probe or a linear array probe. High MHz probes are desired to increase the resolution of the tissues being…

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Thorax Anatomy and Auscultation

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Figure 32.2 Postmortem specimen in left lateral recumbency with ribs resected, showing the orientation of the thoracic organs. The cardiac notch of the right lung is labeled (A). Figure 32.3…

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Cesarean Section (also known as Hysterotomy)

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Practice Tip to Facilitate Procedure Infiltration of lidocaine for local anesthesia can easily accumulate dosages approaching toxicity. The total body dosage of lidocaine should not exceed 4 mg/kg body weight (1…

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Teat and Udder Examination

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Milk and Mastitis Llama milk differs from that of other traditional livestock species, having more protein, sugar, and calcium and less fat, sodium, potassium, and chloride than other ruminants. Acute…

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Comments Regarding Female Genital Anatomy

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During copulation the stud will “orgle.” Orgling is a low, humming sound with an occasional grunt. Once the stud has adequately positioned himself, he will then begin to insert his…

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Chute Restraint

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Figure 4.2 A commercially available alpaca chute. Figure 4.3 Alpaca chute with straps demonstrating means of providing additional restraint. RESTRAINT/POSITION Standing/cushed position may be used. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE/METHOD Haltered…

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Haltering

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Figure 2.2 A common cattle rope halter is easily adjusted for use with camelids. RESTRAINT/POSITION Standing, sternal recumbency cushed, or laterally recumbent positions may be used. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE/METHOD…

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