Notes on canine internal medicine. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Authors: Black, Victoria L, 1985-; Murphy, K. F (Kate F.); Payne, Jessie Rose; Hall, E. J (Ed J.)
• Other Names: Hall, E. J (Ed J.)
• Contents: Preface Acknowledgements Using this book Commonly used abbreviations SECTION 1 – Presenting Complaints 1.1 Abortion 1.2 Alopecia 1.3 Altered behaviour 1.4 Altered consciousness 1.5 Anorexia/hyporexia/inappetence 1.6 Anosmia 1.7 Anuria/oliguria 1.8 Ataxia 1.9 Bleeding 1.10 Blindness 1.11 Constipation 1.12 Corneal opacity 1.13 Coughing 1.14 Deafness 1.15 Diarrhoea 1.15.1 Acute diarrhoea 1.15.2 Chronic diarrhoea 1.16 Drooling 1.17 Dysphagia 1.18 Dyspnoea/tachypnoea 1.19 Dysuria 1.20 Dystocia 1.21 Epistaxis 1.22 Exercise intolerance 1.23 Faecal incontinence 1.24 Flatulence/borborygmi 1.25 Haematemesis 1.26 Haematochezia 1.27 Haematuria and discoloured urine 1.28 Haemoptysis 1.29 Halitosis 1.30 Head tilt 1.31 Melaena 1.32 Nasal discharge 1.33 Nystagmus 1.34 Paresis/paralysis 1.35 Perinatal death 1.36 Polyphagia 1.37 Polyuria/polydipsia (PU/PD) 1.38 Preputial discharge 1.39 Pruritus 1.40 Red eye (and pink eye) 1.41 Regurgitation 1.42 Seizures 1.43 Sneezing 1.44 Stiffness, joint swelling and generalised lameness 1.45 Stunting 1.46 Tenesmus and dyschezia 1.47 Tremors 1.48 Urinary incontinence 1.49 Vomiting 1.50 Vulval discharge 1.51 Weakness, collapse and syncope 1.52 Weight gain/obesity 1.53 Weight loss SECTION 2 – Physical Abnormalities 2.1 Abdominal enlargement 2.2 Abdominal masses 2.3 Abnormal lung sounds 2.4 Arrhythmias 2.5 Ascites 2.6 Cyanosis 2.7 Eye lesions 2.8 Hepatomegaly 2.9 Horner’s syndrome 2.10 Hypertension 2.11 Hypotension 2.12 Hypothermia 2.13 Icterus/jaundice 2.14 Lymphadenopathy 2.15 Murmur 2.16 Oral masses 2.17 Pain 2.17.1 Abdominal pain 2.17.2 Generalised pain 2.18 Pallor 2.19 Perineal lesions 2.20 Peripheral oedema 2.21 Pleural effusion 2.22 Pneumothorax 2.23 Prostatomegaly 2.24 Pulse abnormalities 2.25 Pyrexia and hyperthermia 2.26 Skin lesions 2.27 Skin pigmentation changes 2.28 Splenomegaly 2.29 Stomatitis 2.30 Stridor and stertor SECTION 3 – Laboratory Abnormalities 3A Biochemical tests 3.1 Acid–base 3.2 Ammonia 3.3 Amylase and lipase 3.4 Azotaemia 3.5 Bile acids 3.6 Bilirubin 3.7 Calcium 3.7.1 Hypercalcaemia 3.7.2 Hypocalcaemia 3.8 Cardiac biomarkers 3.8.1 N-terminal pro B-type natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) 3.8.2 Troponin I 3.9 Chloride 3.9.1 Hyperchloraemia 3.9.2 Hypochloraemia 3.10 Cobalamin 3.11 Cortisol (basal) 3.12 Creatine kinase 3.13 Creatinine 3.14 C-reactive protein 3.15 Folate 3.16 Fructosamine 3.17 Glucose 3.17.1 Hyperglycaemia 3.17.2 Hypoglycaemia 3.18 Iron profile 3.19 Lipids 3.19.1 Hyperlipidaemia and hypercholesterolaemia 3.19.2 Hypocholesterolaemia 3.20 Liver enzymes 3.20.1 Hepatocellular marker enzymes 3.20.1A Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) 3.20.1B Aspartate aminotransferase (AST) 3.20.1C Other hepatocellular enzymes 3.20.2 Cholestatic marker enzymes 3.20.2A Alkalane phosphatase (ALP or ALKP) 3.20.2B Gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT) 3.21 Pancreatic lipase (cPL) 3.22 Phosphate 3.22.1 Hyperphosphataemia 3.22.2 Hypophosphataemia 3.23 Potassium 3.23.1 Hyperkalaemia 3.23.2 Hypokalaemia 3.24 Sodium 3.24.1 Hypernatraemia 3.24.2 Hyponatraemia 3.25 Symmetric dimethylarginine (SDMA) 3.26 Thyroid hormone 3.27 Total protein (albumin and globulin) 3.27.1 Hyperproteinaemia 3.27.1A Hyperalbuminaemia 3.27.1B Hyperglobulinaemia 3.27.2 Hypoproteinaemia 3.27.2A Hypoalbuminaemia 3.27.2B Hypoglobulinaemia 3.28 Trypsin-like immunoreactivity (TLI) 3.29 Urea 3B Haematology 3.30 Red blood cells (RBCs) 3.30.1 Anaemia 3.30.2 Erythrocytosis 3.31 Platelets 3.31.1 Thrombocytopenia 3.31.2 Thrombocytosis 3.32 White blood cells (WBCs) 3.32.1 Leukocytosis 3.32.2 Leukopenia 3.33 Pancytopenia 3C Urinalysis 3.34 Biochemical analysis 3.34.1 Protein 3.34.2 Bilirubin 3.34.3 Glucose 3.34.4 Haem 3.34.5 Ketones 3.35 Sediment 3.35.1 Red blood cells 3.35.2 White blood cells 3.35.3 Epithelial cells 3.35.4 Crystals 3.35.5 Tubular cast 3.35.6 Waxy cast 3.36 Urine protein:creatinine (UPC) ratio 3.37 Urine specific gravity (USG) SECTION 4 – Imaging Patterns 4.1 Abdomen 4.1.1 Radiography 4.1.1A Abdominal enlargement and mass(es) 4.1.1B Calcification (bone/mineral density) 4.1.1C Extra-intestinal gas 4.1.1D Gas dilation of GI tract 4.1.1E Loss of contrast/peritoneal detail/serosal detail 4.1.1F Metal densities 4.1.1G Organ displacement 4.1.1H Organomegaly or change in shape 4.1.2 Ultrasound 4.1.2A Free abdominal fluid 4.1.2B Lymphadenopathy – mesenteric/inguinal/sublumbar 4.2 Bone 4.2.1 Bone deformities 4.2.2 Bone density changes 4.2.2A Decreased bone density (osteopenia) 4.2.2B Increased bone density 4.2.3 Bone lucencies and proliferative lesions 4.3 Thorax 4.3.1 Alveolar pattern 4.3.2 Bronchial pattern 4.3.3 Changes in cardiac outline and pulmonary vasculature 4.3.4 Interstitial pattern 4.3.5 Loss of detail SECTION 5 – Organ Systems 5.1 Alimentary system 5.1.1 Oropharynx 5.1.1A Craniomandibular osteopathy 5.1.1B Cricopharyngeal achalasia 5.1.1C Masticatory myositis 5.1.1D Oral neoplasia 5.1.1E Stomatitis 5.1.2 Salivary glands&l
• Edition: Fourth edition
• Publisher Details: Chichester : Wiley Blackwell
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations
• Subjects: 636.70896; Dogs -- Diseases -- Handbooks, manuals, etc; Veterinary internal medicine -- Handbooks, manuals, etc
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781119744795
• Related ISBNs: 9781119744771
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.
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