48. Urinary Disorders

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CHAPTER 48. Urinary Disorders Rebecca S. McConnico ACUTE RENAL FAILURE I. Abrupt cessation of renal function A. Results in accumulation of nitrogenous wastes B. Fluid imbalances C. Electrolyte imbalances II….

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8. Ophthalmology

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CHAPTER 8. Ophthalmology Wendy M. Townsend EXAMINING THE EYE I. Diagnostic tests A. The Schirmer tear test I (STTI): Allows quantification of the production of the aqueous tear phase 1….

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38. Nervous System Disorders

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CHAPTER 38. Nervous System Disorders Rebecca S. McConnico NEUROLOGIC EVALUATION I. Patient profile and history A. Signalment: Age, sex, breed, use (pasture pet, pleasure, athlete, breeding) B. Time course of…

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58. Reptiles

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CHAPTER 58. Reptiles Patricia A. Schenck GENERAL INFORMATION Captive-born animals are often healthier and hardier than are wild-caught reptiles, especially those that have been imported from other countries. ANATOMY AND…

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1. Clinical Pathology: Clinical Chemistry

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CHAPTER 1. Clinical Pathology: Clinical Chemistry Patricia A. Schenck EVALUATION OF RENAL FUNCTION I. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) A. Decreased glomerular filtration rate (GFR) results in increased BUN B. Affected…

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46. Restraint

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CHAPTER 46. Restraint Rebecca S. McConnico GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS I. Most important aspect of the equine physical examination II. Improper restraint will result in a poor examination III. Horse may: A….

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33. Dermatology

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CHAPTER 33. Dermatology Elizabeth Rustemeyer May PRURITIC SKIN DISORDERS OF HORSES I. Parasitic disorders A. Mites 1. Chorioptic mange (leg mange) a. Chorioptes equi b. Common surface-inhabiting mite c. Transmission…

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42. Orthopedic Disorders

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CHAPTER 42. Orthopedic Disorders Rebecca S. McConnico Please refer toChapter 47for further review of equine orthopedic diseases. THRUSH I. Affects the central and lateral sulci of the frog (Figure 42-1)…

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35. Endocrine Disorders

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CHAPTER 35. Endocrine Disorders Rebecca S. McConnico EQUINE CUSHING-LIKE SYNDROME (ECD) OR PARS INTERMEDIA DYSFUNCTION (PID) I. Previously known as A. Equine hyperadrenocorticism B. Equine diabetes C. Equine Cushing disease…

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26. Restraint

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CHAPTER 26. Restraint Valerie A. Chadwick INDICATIONS I. Facilitate control for physical examination. Strive for minimum effective restraint II. Prevent the animal from harming itself A. Prevent self-mutilation B. Avoid…

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