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Performing the Small Animal Physical Examination ist ein verständlicher Leitfaden für die erfolgreiche Untersuchung von Hunden und Katzen, mit rund 1.000 klinischen Fotos, die die Abläufe Schritt für Schritt darstellen.- Bietet umfassende und praktische Informationen zur Untersuchung von Kleintieren.- Zeigt anhand von rund 1.000 Fotos die Techniken und Prinzipien Schritt für Schritt.- Ratschläge zur Vorbereitung des Behandlungsraums, nützliche Tipps und konkrete Leitlinien für die Untersuchung jedes Körpersystems.- Beschreibt einen systematischen und detaillierten Ansatz für die Erstuntersuchung von Hunden und Katzen.- Unterstützt neue und erfahrene Veterinärmediziner und Veterinärtechniker bei der Durchführung einer gründlichen Erstuntersuchung.
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About the AuthorPrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart One Performing the Feline Physical Examination1 Setting the Stage: Feline-Friendly Practice1.1 Challenges Faced in Feline Practice1.2 The Emergence of Feline-Friendly Practice1.3 Key Principles of Feline-Friendly Practice1.4 The Role of Sound1.5 The Role of Tactile Stimulation1.6 The Role of Scent1.7 The Role of Advance Preparation1.8 Examination Room Etiquette: Accessing the Cat1.9 Recognizing Body Language1.10 Feline-Friendly Handling1.11 Other Feline Handling Tools2 Assessing the Big Picture: the Body, the Coat, and the Skin of the Cat2.1 Forms of Identification2.2 Body Condition Scoring2.3 Assessing Hydration2.4 Inspecting the Coat: First Impressions2.5 Identifying Coat Colors and Coat Patterns2.6 Assessing Coat Quality2.7 Inspecting the Skin3 Examining the Head of the Cat3.1 Skull Shape and Facial Symmetry3.2 The Eyes and Accessory Visual Structures3.3 The Ears3.4 The Nose3.5 The Extra-Oral Examination3.6 The Intra-Oral Examination4 Examining the Endocrine and Lymphatic Systems of the Cat4.1 Evaluating the Thyroid Gland4.2 Assessing the Lymphatic System5 Examining the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems of the Cat5.1 The Cardiac Patient5.2 Assessing the Cardiovascular System Prior to Auscultation5.3 Cardiothoracic Auscultation5.4 The Respiratory Patient5.5 Assessing the Respiratory System Prior to Auscultation5.6 Understanding Normal Airway Sounds5.7 Ausculting the Airway5.8 Understanding Adventitious Airway Sounds5.9 Using Airway Sounds to Corroborate Percussive Findings5.10 Purring as an Obstruction to Auscultation6 Examining the Abdominal Cavity of the Cat6.1 Overview of the Digestive Tract as It Pertains to Presenting Complaints6.2 The Esophagus6.3 Visual Inspection of the Abdomen6.4 Superficial Palpation of the Abdomen6.5 Deep Palpation of the Abdomen6.6 The Upper Urinary Tract6.7 The Lower Urinary Tract6.8 The Male Reproductive Tract6.9 The Female Reproductive Tract6.10 Being Presented with a Female of Unknown
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Sexual Status6.11 Neonates7 Examining the Musculoskeletal System of the Cat7.1 Muscle Condition Score (MCS)7.2 The Skeleton as a Whole7.3 The Appendicular Skeleton: The Forelimb7.4 The Appendicular Skeleton: The Hind Limb8 Evaluating the Nervous System of the Cat8.1 Assessing Behavior and Mental Status8.2 Assessing Posture8.3 Assessing Coordination and Gait8.4 Assessing Postural Reactions8.5 Assessing for Other Abnormal Movements8.6 Evaluating the Spinal Reflexes8.7 Assessing the Cranial Nerves8.8 Assessing NociceptionPart Two Performing the Canine Physical Examination9 Setting the Stage: Canine-Friendly Practice and Low-Stress Handling9.1 Challenges Faced in Canine Practice9.2 The Concept of Low-Stress Handling9.3 White Coat Syndrome9.4 The Role of Scent9.5 The Role of Advance Preparation9.6 Examination Room Etiquette: Setting the Tone for Initial Veterinary Interactions with the Dog9.7 Recognizing Body Language9.8 Creative Approaches to Challenging Interactions with Canine Patients9.9 Other Canine Handling Tools10 Assessing the Big Picture: the Body, the Coat, and the Skin of the Dog10.1 Forms of Identification10.2 Body Condition Scoring10.3 Assessing Hydration10.4 Breed Designation10.5 Inspecting the Coat: First Impressions10.6 Identifying Coat Colors and Coat Patterns10.7 Assessing Coat Quality10.8 Inspecting the Skin10.9 Primary Skin Lesions10.10 Secondary Skin Lesions10.11 Miscellaneous Skin Lesions10.12 Hyperkeratosis10.13 Skin Folds10.14 Nails and Paw Pads10.15 Skin Incisions10.16 Mammary Glands11 Examining the Head of the Dog11.1 Skull Shape: Function Versus Cosmesis11.2 Facial symmetry11.3 The Eyes and Accessory Visual Structures11.4 The Ears11.5 The Nose11.6 The Extra-Oral Examination11.7 The Intra-Oral Examination12 Examining the Endocrine and Lymphatic Systems of the Dog12.1 Thyroid Gland Neoplasia in the Dog12.2 The Typical Presentation of Thyroid Gland Neoplasia in the Dog12.3 The Pathophysiology of Hypothyroidism12.4 The Typical Presentation of a Hypothyroid Dog12.5 The Atypical Presentation of a Hypothyroid Dog12.6 Assessing the Lymphatic System12.7 Examining the Submandibular Lymph Nodes12.8 Examining the Superficial Cervical or Pre-Scapular Lymph Nodes12.9 Examining the Popliteal Lymph Nodes12.10 Feeling for Lymph Nodes That Should Not Be Present13 Examining the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems of the Dog13.1 Congenital Heart Disease in the Dog13.2 Acquired Heart Disease in the Dog13.3 Assessing the Cardiovascular System Prior to Auscultation13.4 Cardiothoracic Auscultation13.5 The Respiratory Patient13.6 Assessing the Respiratory System Prior to Auscultation13.7 Understanding Normal Airway Sounds13.8 Ausculting the Airway13.9 Understanding Adventitious Airway Sounds13.10 Panting as an Obstruction to Auscultation14 Examining the Abdominal Cavity of the Dog14.1 Overview of the Digestive Tract14.2 The Esophagus14.3 Visual Inspection of the Abdomen14.4 Auscultion and Superficial Palpation of the Abdomen14.5 Deep Palpation of the Abdomen14.6 The Upper Urinary Tract14.7 The Lower Urinary Tract14.8 The Male Reproductive Tract14.9 The Female Reproductive Tract14.10 Being Presented with a Female of Unknown Sexual Status14.11 Neonates15 Examining the Musculoskeletal System of the Dog15.1 Muscle Condition Score (MCS)15.2 The Skeleton as a Whole15.3 The Appendicular Skeleton: The Forelimb15.4 The Appendicular Skeleton: The Hind Limb16 Evaluating the Nervous System of the Dog16.1 Assessing Behavior and Mental Status16.2 Assessing Posture16.3 Assessing Coordination and Gait16.4 Assessing Postural Reactions16.5 Assessing for Other Abnormal Movements16.6 Evaluating the Spinal Reflexes16.7 Assessing the Cranial Nerves16.8 Assessing NociceptionIndex
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Autoren-Porträt von Ryane E. Englar
The authorRyane E. Englar, DVM, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice), is Assistant Professor of Small Animal Primary Care at Midwestern University College of Veterinary Medicine in Glendale, Arizona, USA
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Autor:
Ryane E. Englar
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2017, 1. Auflage., 456 Seiten, Maße: 21,7 x 28,4 cm, Gebunden, Englisch
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- ISBN-10: 1119295300
- ISBN-13: 9781119295303
- Erscheinungsdatum: 08.08.2017
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