Clinical Procedures in Small Animal Veterinary Practice. (2013)

• Record Type: Book
• Other Names: Aspinall, Richard; Aspinall, Victoria
• Contents: Front cover; Clinical Procedures in Small Animal Veterinary Practice; Copyright page; Table of Contents; Preface; Acknowledgements; Illustrations resources; 1 Restraint, handling and administration of medication; Chapter Contents; Procedure: Muzzling a dog (Fig 1.1); Restraint for general examination; Dogs; Procedure: To examine the cranial end of the body; Procedure: To examine the caudal end of the body or take the rectal temperature; Procedure: To examine the dog on its side or to provide stronger control (Fig. 1.2); Procedure: To examine or restrain a dog on its back; Cats. Procedure: Restraint for the examination of a friendly catProcedure: Restraint for examination of a fractious cat; Procedure: Lifting a friendly cat used to being handled; Procedure: Lifting a frightened or aggressive cat; Procedure: Carrying a cat (Fig. 1.3); Rabbits; Procedure: To restrain a rabbit (Fig. 1.4); Procedure: To differentiate the sex of rabbits (Fig. 1.6); Administration of medication; Dogs; Procedure: Administering a tablet (Fig. 1.7); Procedure: Administering a liquid feed or medication; Procedure: Applying ear medication (Fig. 1.8); Procedure: Applying eye medication. Procedure: Administering a subcutaneous injection. Site: Scruff of the neckProcedure: Administering an intramuscular injection. Site: Quadriceps femoris muscle (Fig. 1.9A); Procedure: Administering an intravenous injection. Site: Cephalic vein (Fig. 1.10); Procedure: Collection of a blood sample from the cephalic vein; Procedure: Administering an intravenous injection. Site: Jugular vein (Fig. 1.11); Procedure: Administering an intravenous injection. Site: Lateral saphenous vein (Fig. 1.12); Procedure: Placement of an intravenous catheter in a peripheral vein. Procedure: Placement of an intravenous catheter in the jugular vein using the modified Seldinger technique (Fig. 1.14)Cats; Procedure: Administering a tablet; Procedure: Administering liquid medication or oral fluids (Fig. 1.16); Procedure: Applying ear medication; Procedure: Applying eye medication; Procedure: Administering a subcutaneous injection. Site: Scruff of the neck; Procedure: Administering an intramuscular injection. Site: Quadriceps femoris muscle; Procedure: Administering an intravenous injection. Site: Cephalic vein (Fig. 1.17). Procedure: Administering an intravenous injection. Site: Jugular veinMethod 1 (Fig. 1.18); Method 2 (Fig. 1.19); Procedure: Administering an intravenous injection. Site: Lateral saphenous vein; Rabbits; Procedure: Administering fluids or liquid medication; Procedure: Administering a subcutaneous injection. Site: Scruff of the neck; Procedure: Administering an intramuscular injection. Site: Quadriceps femoris muscle; Procedure: Administering an intravenous injection. Site: Marginal ear vein (Fig. 1.20); Procedure: Administering an intraperitoneal injection. Site: Mid abdomen (Fig. 1.21).
• Publisher Details: London : Elsevier Health Sciences UK
• Publication Date: 2013
• Extent: 1 online resource (331 pages)
• Subjects: 636.089; Veterinary medicine; Veterinary nursing; TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Agriculture -- Animal Husbandry; Veterinary medicine; Veterinary nursing; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9780702055355; 0702055352
• Related ISBNs: 9780702055355; 0702055352
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