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Describes the evaluation of a condition in animals Signalment: Description of animal with information about The animal including Species, breed, age, and sexual status (intact vs fixed)
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Parameters taken from the animal to assess health Temperature Pulse Number of heart beats per minute (pulse rate) Heart Rate Number of times the heart contracts and relaxes per minute Respiration Number of inhale + exhales per minute (respiration rate) Blood Pressure
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Auscultation Listening with a stethoscope for sounds Within lung cavity, heart, and abdomen
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Palpation Examination by feeling Body mass texture, size, location, consistency Percussion Exam by tapping the surface Sound will vary depending on amount of fluid, solid or air present
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Tool used = speculum Helps provide better view with light and magnification Ear Canal, oral surfaces
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Venipuncture: blood with drawl from a vien Assay: determines # of organisms/ cells/ chemical substance in a sample Differential: evaluation of the # of white blood cells per cubic millimeter of blood Profile/Screen/Panel: measures glucose, liver and kidney enzymes Red Count: # of erythrocytes White Count: # of luekocytes
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Pathogen: micro-organism that produces disease Micro-organism: microscopic dimensions Virulence Describes ability of the organism to cause disease
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Contagious/Communicable: can spread among animals Opposite: noncontagious Idiopathic: unknown cause Infectious: disorder caused by pathogenic organisms Opposite: Noninfectious: can include genetic or trauma Nosocomial Infection: disorder caused by pathogenic organisms contracted at a facility or vet office
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Endoscopy: visual exam of the interior of any body cavity (ear, nose, throat) Centesis: surgical puncture to remove fluid for study Imaging Techniques Radiology (xray) Computed tomography Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Fluoroscopy Ultrasound
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Figure 16-3 Normal Vital signs of animals 5 sentence summary of any PATTERNS you notice related to animal size, heart rate, respiratory rate and temperature Design a study guide for table 16-2 Basic Medical Terms Study guide can be flash cards, flip book etc. Needs to include word and definition. Use each vocabulary word in a sentence Table 16-3 Basic Types of Pathogenic Organisms (know their definition and examples and appearance) Outline: Types of imaging and what situation they would be used in… Example: Ultrasound to determine pregnancy
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