Clinical Exams TM 1  Clear bright eyes with pink membranes around the eyes.  An appearance of contentment.  An alert attitude and interest in surroundings.

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Clinical Exams TM 1  Clear bright eyes with pink membranes around the eyes.  An appearance of contentment.  An alert attitude and interest in surroundings.  A sleek, shiny coat with hair that is pliable, not dry and brittle.  A good appetite.  Feces and urine that are easily passed and normal in appearance.  Temperature, pulse, and respiration in normal range.

Clinical Exams TM 2 Normal Temperature ˚F Pulse Beats/min. Respiration Breaths/min. Cat Cattle Chicken Dog Goat Horse Rabbit Sheep Average TPR’s Snake room temp

Clinical Exams TM 3 Temperature Variations in temperature occur due to: –Infection/disease –Excitement/stress –Environment Procedure Wipe the thermometer with alcohol and shake it down until the mercury is below 98 degrees. Lubricate the tip with petroleum jelly. Gently insert the thermometer into the rectum and hold it securely in place for three minutes. Remove the thermometer and wipe with a paper towel. Slowly rotate the thermometer until the mercury is visible, and take a reading.

Clinical Exams TM 4 Dog/Cat Pulse

Clinical Exams TM 5 Horse/Cow Pulse

Clinical Exams TM 6 Pulse Variations may occur due to: –Anxiety –Exercise –Pain –Disease –Shock –species Procedure Using your index and middle fingers, gently roll them over the artery feeling for the pulse. Count the number of pulses in 15 seconds. Multiple the number of pulses in 15 seconds by 4 to get beats/minute.

Clinical Exams TM 7 Respiration Respiration is evaluated by looking at three parameters. –Rate of respiration –Depth – degree of chest effort needed to take a breath (deep, shallow) –Character (slow, rapid, normal) Procedure Observe the rise and fall of the chest, Count the number of breaths for 15 seconds. Multiple the number of respiration in 15 seconds by 4 to get breaths/minute.

Clinical Exams TM 8 12 Areas to Examine General Appearance - Healthy overall, eyes bright, coat shiny, too fat or too thin? Integumentary (skin)- Coat shiny/full, or dull/brittle? Bald patches, rashes, or flaking skin? Muscoskeletal - History of lameness or visible lameness? Broken bones? Circulatory - Coughing, fainting, dyspnea, or heart murmurs? Respiratory - Coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge, exercise intolerance, or cyanosis? Digestive - Eating normally? Diet changes? Toxin (rat poison, antifreeze) ingested? Vomiting or diarrhea? Genitourinary - Abnormal discharge, smell, or color ? Swelling, inability or difficulty in urinating and defecating? Nervous system - Seizures, behavior changes, head tilt, difficulty walking? Lymph nodes – Swollen? Ears - Discharge, unusual odor, or head shaking? Eyes - Excessive tearing or discharge? Visual difficulties? Mouth - Gums and teeth healthy, moist, pink mucous membranes? Very red, cyanotic, or pale membranes are abnormal.