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9780397516087

Quick Reference to Veterinary Medicine, 3rd Edition

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  • Edition: 3rd
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  • Copyright: 2000-07-01
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Summary

Now in its revised, updated Third Edition, this handy quick-reference guide provides easy and rapid access to the facts needed in daily small-animal practice. The book is written in outline format and organized to help the veterinarian quickly recognize signs and symptoms, formulate a differential diagnosis, select and interpret laboratory tests, choose a therapy, and find additional reference material. Major sections cover clinical signs and client complaints; laboratory abnormalities; principles of fluid, osmotic, and electrolyte balance; systems disturbances; and special topics.New chapters in the Third Edition cover behavioral disturbances, pain and pain management, dental and periodontal disorders, geriatrics, and cancer. Other problems addressed for the first time in this edition include splenomegaly, hepatomegaly, ataxia, polycythemia, and thyroid disorders. All chapters from the previous edition have been thoroughly updated.

Author Biography

William R. Fenner, DVM, ACVIM and Terence A. Olive, DVM.

Table of Contents

PART 1 CLINICAL SIGNS AND CLIENT COMPLAINTS 1(128)
Shock
3(11)
William W. Muir Ill
Definition of Shock
3(1)
Pathophysiology of Shock
4(2)
Compensation and Decompensation
6(1)
Signs of Shock
7(1)
Monitoring
8(1)
Treatment
9(5)
Orthopaedic and Neurologic Emergencies
14(10)
James M. Fingeroth
Orthopaedic Emergencies
14(3)
Articular Fractures
14(1)
Open Fractures
15(1)
Septic Arthritis
16(1)
Neurologic Emergencies
17(7)
Head Trauma
17(1)
Spinal Emergencies
17(5)
Differential Diagnoses in and General Approach to Treatment of Neurologic Emergencies
22(2)
Behavioral Disorders
24(21)
Barbara Sherman Simpson
Basic Principles
24(2)
Clinical Approach to Behavioral Problems
24(1)
The Behavioral History
25(1)
Behavioral Change As a Sign of Disease
26(1)
Making a Behavioral Diagnosis
26(1)
Developing a Treatment Program
26(5)
Treatment
27(4)
Prognosis
31(1)
Common Behavioral Problems of Dogs
31(9)
Aggression
31(4)
Urine Elimination Behavior Problems
35(3)
Ingestive Behavior Problems
38(1)
Stereotypic Behaviors
39(1)
Cognitive Dysfunction
39(1)
Common Behavioral Problems of Cats
40(5)
Elimination Behavior Problems
40(2)
Aggression
42(1)
Feline Psychogenic Alopecia
43(1)
Vocalization Problems
44(1)
Pain and Pain Management
45(13)
Bernard Hansen
Causes of Pain
45(1)
Recognition of Pain
46(1)
Treatment of Pain
47(11)
General Principles
47(1)
Drug Therapy
48(10)
Fever of Unknown Origin
58(12)
James C. Prueter
Basic Principles
58(2)
Thermoregulation
58(1)
Fever Versus Hyperthermia
58(2)
Causation
60(5)
Infections
61(1)
Immune-Mediated Disorders
61(1)
Neoplasms
61(1)
Fictitious Fever
62(1)
Drug-Induced Hyperthermia
62(3)
Tissue Necrosis and Inflammation
65(1)
Endocrinologic Hyperthermia
65(1)
Muscle Tremors and Tetany
65(1)
Pituitary-Hypothalamic Lesions
65(1)
Diagnosis
65(2)
History
66(1)
Physical Examination
66(1)
Diagnostic Approach
66(1)
Treatment
67(3)
General Principles
67(1)
Symptomatic Reduction of Hyperthermia
67(3)
Bleeding Disorders and Epistaxis
70(21)
Justin H. Straus
Bleeding Disorders
70(17)
Etiology
70(3)
History
73(1)
Physical Examination
73(1)
Diagnostic Approach
74(3)
Treatment
77(1)
Specific Platelet Disorders
78(3)
Acquired Coagulation Disorders
81(4)
Inherited Bleeding Disorders
85(2)
Epistaxis
87(4)
Etiology
88(1)
History
88(1)
Physical Examination
88(1)
Initial Laboratory Examination
88(1)
Examination Under Anesthesia
89(1)
Treatment
89(2)
Lymphadenopathy and Organomegaly
91(9)
Rance M. Gamblin
C. Guillermo Couto
Lymphadenopathy
91(4)
Organomegaly
95(5)
Obesity and Cachexia
100(6)
C. A. Tony Buffington
Obesity
100(3)
Cachexia
103(3)
Gait Disturbances
106(12)
James M. Fingeroth
William R. Fenner
Definitions
106(1)
Orthopaedic Examination
106(1)
Procedure
106(1)
General Observation
106(1)
Manual Examination
106(4)
Forelimb
107(1)
Shoulder
107(1)
Hindlimb
107(1)
Stifle
108(1)
Femur, Thigh, and Hip
108(1)
Pelvis
108(2)
Inconclusive Findings
110(1)
Quick Reference for Common Causes of Lameness
110(8)
Fracture
110(1)
Joint Diseases
111(1)
Metabolic Bone Diseases
112(1)
Infection: Osteomyelitis
113(1)
Neoplasms
114(2)
Regional Lameness: A Quick Reference List
116(2)
Polyuria and Polydipsia
118(11)
Mary Ann Vonderhaar
Definitions
118(1)
Normal Regulation of Water Balance
118(1)
Causation
119(4)
Conditions Resulting in Polyuria Secondary to Solute (Osmotic) Diuresis
119(1)
Conditions Resulting in Polyuria Secondary to Water Diuresis
120(3)
Iatrogenic Causes of Polyuria and Polydipsia
123(1)
Clinical Evaluation
123(1)
Laboratory Tests to Evaluate Urinary Concentrating Ability
123(6)
PART 2 LABORATORY ABNORMALITIES 129(60)
Anemia
131(18)
Justin H. Straus
Basic Principles
131(1)
Etiology
131(2)
Nonregenerative Anemia
131(1)
Regenerative Anemia
132(1)
History
133(1)
Physical Examination
133(1)
Diagnostic Approach
133(3)
Diagnostic Tests for Blood Loss
135(1)
Diagnostic Tests for Increased RBC Destruction
135(1)
Diagnostic Tests for Decreased RBC Production
135(1)
Bone Marrow Biopsy
136(1)
Selected Nonregenerative Anemias
136(3)
Nutritional Anemias
136(1)
Bone Marrow Failure
136(3)
Regenerative Anemias
139(10)
Blood Loss
139(1)
Excessive RBC Destruction
140(9)
Disorders of Leukocytes
149(17)
Marcia Carothers
C. Guillermo Couto
Neutrophils
150(5)
Function
150(1)
Kinetics
150(2)
Morphologic Characteristics
152(1)
Neutrophil Changes in Disease
152(3)
Lymphocytes
155(1)
Function
155(1)
Kinetics
155(1)
Morphologic Characteristics
155(1)
Lymphocytic Changes in Disease
155(1)
Eosinophils
156(1)
Function
156(1)
Kinetics
156(1)
Morphologic Characteristics
156(1)
Eosinophil Changes in Disease
156(1)
Basophils
157(1)
Function
157(1)
Kinetics
157(1)
Morphologic Characteristics
157(1)
Basophil Changes in Disease
157(1)
Monocytes
158(1)
Function
158(1)
Kinetics
158(1)
Morphologic Characteristics
158(1)
Monocytic Changes in Disease
158(1)
White Blood Cell Neoplasias
159(7)
Acute Leukemias
159(3)
Chronic Leukemia
162(1)
Chemotherapy Protocols for Patients with Leukocytic Neoplasia
163(2)
Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment
165(1)
Interpretation of Biochemical Profiles
166(23)
M. Judith Radin
General Approach
166(1)
Components of a Biochemical Profile
167(10)
Urea Nitrogen
167(1)
Creatinine
168(1)
Glucose
168(1)
Sodium
169(1)
Potassium
169(1)
Chloride
170(1)
Calcium
170(1)
Phosphorus
171(1)
Total Protein
172(1)
Bilirubin
173(1)
Cholesterol
173(1)
Bile Acids
174(1)
Alanine Aminotransferase
174(1)
Aspartate Aminotransferase
175(1)
Alkaline Phosphatase
175(1)
Gamma Glutamyltransferase
176(1)
Lactate Dehydrogenase
176(1)
Amylase
176(1)
Lipase
176(1)
Creatine Kinase
176(1)
Diagnostic Approach
177(2)
Urinalysis
Dennis J. Chew
Collection of Urine
179(1)
Methods of Urine Collection
179(1)
Performing the Urinalysis
180(1)
Interpretation of the Urinalysis
181(4)
Physical Properties
181(1)
Chemical Properties: Reagent Strip Evaluation
182(3)
Microscopic Examination of Urinary Sediment
185(4)
PART 3 PRINCIPLES OF FLUID: OSMOTIC AND ELECTROLYTE BALANCE 189(100)
Disorders of Electrolytes and Osmolality
191(31)
Helio A. de Morais
Dennis J. Chew
Stephen P. DiBartola
Disturbances in Electrolytes
191(8)
Clinical Approach
191(1)
Physiology and Regulation of Normal Serum Sodium
191(1)
Disorders of Sodium and Osmolality
192(7)
Disorders in Chloride Balance
199(3)
Normal Physiology and Regulation of Chloride
199(1)
Clinical Approach to Chloride Changes
200(1)
Disorders Associated with Normal Corrected Chloride
200(1)
Disorders Associated with Abnormal Corrected Chloride
200(2)
Disorders in Potassium Balance
202(8)
Normal Physiology and Regulation of Potassium
202(1)
Hypokalemia
203(3)
Hyperkalemia
206(4)
Disorders in Calcium Balance
210(8)
Hypocalcemia
211(3)
Hypercalcemia
214(4)
Disorders of Phosphorus
218(4)
Hypophosphatemia
218(1)
Hyperphosphatemia
218(4)
Glucose Disorders: Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia
222(31)
Nathaniel C. Myers Ill
Deborah J. Davenport
Gluconeogenesis
222(3)
Glycogenolysis
222(1)
Normal Insulin Physiology
222(3)
Normal Glucagon Physiology
225(1)
Hypoglycemia
225(10)
Signs of Hypoglycemia
226(1)
Causes of Hypoglycemia
227(8)
Hyperglycemia
235(18)
Causes of Hyperglycemia
235(2)
Signs of Hyperglycemia
237(1)
Uncomplicated Diabetes Mellitus: Background and Treatment
237(8)
Complicated Diabetes Mellitus
245(8)
Disorders of Fluid Balance, Fluid Therapy, and Transfusion Therapy
253(24)
Helio A. de Morais
Dennis J. Chew
Catherine W. Kohn
Stephen P. DiBartola
Normal Distribution of Body Water
253(1)
Water Balance in Health
253(3)
Water Balance in Disease: Dehydration
256(3)
Underlying Causes of Dehydration
257(1)
Detection of Dehydration
257(2)
Replacement Volume
259(1)
Daily Fluid Therapy
259(9)
Questions
259(1)
Volume of Fluid Administration
260(1)
Routes of Fluid Administration
260(2)
Rate of Fluid Administration
262(6)
Water Balance in Disease: Overhydration
268(2)
Causes of Overhydration
268(2)
Transfusions
270(7)
Blood Donors
271(2)
Volume of Blood Administered
273(1)
Initial Whole Blood Volume Administration
273(1)
Rate of Whole Blood Administration
274(1)
Selection and Administration of Donor Blood
274(1)
Complications of Blood Transfusion
274(1)
Plasma
275(2)
Disorders in Acid-Base Balance
277(12)
Dennis J. Chew
Catherine W. Kohn
Acid-Base Balance
277(1)
Analysis of Blood for Acid-Base Abnormality
278(1)
Normal Blood Gas Values
279(1)
Interpretation of Acid-Base Abnormalities
279(1)
Metabolic Acidosis: Acidemia
280(4)
Clinical Signs Related to Metabolic Acidosis
283(1)
Treatment of Metabolic Acidosis
283(1)
Respiratory Acidosis: Acidemia
284(1)
Clinical Signs
284(1)
Physiologic Compensation
285(1)
Treatment
285(1)
Metabolic Alkalosis
285(2)
Production of Alkalosis
285(1)
Maintaining Metabolic Alkalosis
286(1)
Potassium Depletion
286(1)
Causes of Metabolic Alkalosis
286(1)
Signs of Metabolic Alkalosis
286(1)
Treatment
286(1)
Respiratory Alkalosis
287(2)
Causes of Hyperventilation
287(1)
Compensatory Physiologic Changes
287(1)
Signs
287(1)
Treatment
287(2)
PART 4 SYSTEMS DISTURBANCES 289(384)
Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Disorders
291(52)
John D. Bonagura
Larry Berkwitt
Historical Problems
291(14)
Sneezing, Nasal Discharge, and Epistaxis
291(5)
Cough
296(5)
Respiratory Distress
301(1)
Syncope
302(3)
Miscellaneous Historical Disorders
305(1)
Physical Problems
305(19)
Abnormal Arterial Pulse
305(2)
Abnormal Venous Distention and Venous Pulse
307(1)
Systemic Hypertension
307(1)
Auscultable Cardiac Arrhythmia
308(1)
Cardiac Murmurs and Precordial Thrills
309(2)
Gallop Rhythm
311(2)
Cyanosis
313(1)
Pulmonary Adventitious Sounds
313(6)
Thromboembolism
319(1)
Extravascular Fluid Accumulation
320(1)
Subcutaneous Edema
320(2)
Congestive Heart Failure
322(2)
Radiographic, Electrocardiographic, and Laboratory Problems
324(1)
Cardiomegaly
324(1)
Increased Pulmonary Densities
324(2)
Pleural Effusion
326(3)
Pulmonary Edema
329(2)
Cardiac Arrhythmias
331(5)
Abnormal Ventricular Rate
336(1)
Irregular P-P or R-R Intervals
337(1)
Absence of P Waves
337(1)
More or Fewer P Waves Than QRS-T Complexes
337(1)
Lack of P to QRS-T Relationship
337(1)
Abnormal P-QRS-T Configuration
338(1)
Abnormal PR and QT Intervals
339(1)
Elevated Venous Pressure
340(3)
Gastrointestinal Disorders
343(33)
Donna S. Dimski
Robert G. Sherding
Oral Ulcers and Stomatitis
343(2)
Causation
343(1)
History and Physical Findings
343(2)
Diagnostic Approach
345(1)
Therapeutic Approach
345(1)
Oral Mass Lesions
345(1)
Etiology
345(1)
History and Physical Findings
345(1)
Diagnostic Approach
345(1)
Therapeutic Approach
346(1)
Dysphagia
346(1)
Causation
346(1)
History and Physical Findings
346(1)
Diagnostic Approach
346(1)
Therapeutic Approach
347(1)
Regurgitation
347(2)
Causation
347(1)
History and Physical Findings
347(1)
Diagnostic Approach
347(2)
Therapeutic Approach
349(1)
Vomiting
349(4)
Causation
349(3)
History and Physical Findings
352(1)
Diagnostic Approach
352(1)
Therapeutic Approach
353(1)
Diarrhea
353(13)
Causation and General Approach to Management
355(3)
History and Physical Findings
358(1)
Physical Examination
359(1)
Diagnostic Approach
360(5)
Therapeutic Approach
365(1)
Constipation and Dyschezia
366(3)
Definitions
366(1)
Causation
367(1)
Clinical Signs
368(1)
Diagnostic Approach
368(1)
Therapeutic Approach
369(1)
Abdominal Pain
369(4)
Causation
370(1)
History and Physical Findings
370(1)
Diagnostic Approach
370(3)
Therapeutic Approach
373(1)
Abdominal Effusion
373(3)
Causation
373(1)
History and Physical Findings
373(1)
Diagnostic Approach
373(2)
Therapeutic Approach
375(1)
Hepatic Failure
376(7)
William A. Rogers
Consequences of Liver Failure
376(1)
Medical History and Physical Examination
377(1)
Diagnostic Approach
378(2)
Etiologic Considerations
380(2)
Causes of Liver Failure in Dogs and Cats
380(2)
General Treatment Methods
382(1)
Renal Failure
383(29)
Dennis J. Chew
Helio A. de Morais
Stephen P. DiBartola
Prerenal Failure
384(1)
Postrenal Failure
385(3)
Obstructive Postrenal Failure
386(1)
Uroabdomen Postrenal Failure
386(2)
Primary (Intrinsic) Renal Failure
388(1)
Acute Intrinsic Renal Failure
389(4)
Nephritis
390(1)
Nephrosis
390(2)
Diagnosis
392(1)
Chronic Intrinsic Renal Failure
393(3)
Causes
394(1)
Stages of Development
395(1)
Diagnosis
395(1)
Treatment of Intrinsic Renal Failure
396(16)
Acute Renal Failure
398(3)
Chronic Renal Failure
401(11)
Disorders of the Urogenital System
412(40)
Ronald Lyman
Disorders of Urination
412(7)
Difficult Urination and Bloody Urine
412(1)
Bacterial Urinay Tract Infection
413(1)
Dysuria with Urinary Tract Calculi
414(1)
Feline Idiopathic Cystitis, Feline Urologic Syndrome, Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease, Feline Interstitial Cystitis
415(2)
Dysuria Secondary to Trauma
417(1)
Dysria Secondary to Mass Lesions of the Urinary Tract
417(1)
Prostatic Disease and Dysuria
418(1)
Drug-Induced Dysuria
418(1)
Hematuria in Hemorrhagic Disorders
418(1)
Hematuria of Intact Males
418(1)
Hematuria Due to Parasites
418(1)
Congenital Urinary Tract Anomalies
418(1)
Dysuria from Miscellaneous Disorders of the External Genitalia and Urethra
419(1)
Urinary Incontinence
419(5)
Neurogenic Urinary Incontinence
420(1)
Nonneurogenic Urinary Incontinence
421(2)
Incontinence Resulting from Functional Failure to Store Urine or Empty the Bladder Adequately
423(1)
Prostatic Disorders
424(4)
Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
425(1)
Bacterial Prostatitis
426(1)
Prostatic Squamous Metaplasia
426(1)
Prostatic Cyst
427(1)
Prostatic Neoplasm
427(1)
Summary
428(1)
Periparturient Disorders in the Female
428(8)
Dystocia
428(2)
Vaginal Discharges in the Postpartum Period
430(4)
Miscellaneous Periparturient Disorders
434(2)
Miscellaneous Genitourinary Problems
436(7)
Urethral Prolapse
436(1)
Inguinal or Inguinoscrotal Hernia
437(1)
Testicular Torsion
437(1)
Priapism
437(1)
Paraphimosis
437(1)
Phimosis
438(1)
Hypospadia
438(1)
Persistent Frenulum
438(1)
Testicular Tumors
438(1)
Pseudocyesis: False Pregnancy
439(1)
Vaginal Masses
439(1)
Transmissible Venereal Tumor
439(1)
Vaginal Hyperplasia
440(1)
Uterine Prolapse
440(1)
Vaginal Polyps
440(1)
Clitoral Hypertrophy
440(1)
Mismating (Pregnancy Termination)
441(1)
Neonatal Weakness or Death
441(1)
Spontaneous Abortion
442(1)
Hypoluteoidism
443(1)
Persistent Estrus Following Ovariohysterectomy
443(1)
Infertility in the Female
443(5)
Evaluation of Female Infertility
443(1)
Specific Disorders Associated with Female Infertility
444(4)
Infertility in the Male
448(4)
Inflammatory Disease of the Genitourinary Tract
449(1)
Hormonal Disorders Causing Infertility
449(1)
Failure of Spermatozoa Delivery
450(1)
Miscellaneous Disorders of Male Infertility
450(2)
Disorders of the Endocrine System
452(30)
Amy Grooters
Adrenal Gland Disorders
452(18)
The Normal Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis
452(1)
Hyperadrenocorticism
453(13)
Hypoadrenocorticism
466(4)
Thyroid Gland Disorders
470(12)
The Normal Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Thyroid Axis
470(12)
Dermatologic Disorders
482(51)
Patricia D. White
Kenneth W. Kwochka
Clinical Approach
482(5)
History
482(1)
Physical Examination
483(1)
Diagnostic Tests
484(3)
Alopecia
487(12)
Congenital and Hereditary Causes
487(3)
Acquired Alopecia
490(1)
Infectious and Parasitic Causes
491(2)
Endocrine Causes
493(6)
Miscellaneous Causes
499(1)
Pruritus
499(15)
Infectious Causes
500(5)
Parasitic Causes
505(4)
Allergic and Immunologic Causes
509(4)
Miscellaneous Pruritic Dermatosis
513(1)
Blistering and Ulcerative Dermatoses
514(8)
Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex
515(3)
Pemphigus Complex
518(4)
Scaling Dermatoses
522(7)
Clinical Approach
522(3)
Vitamin A-Responsive Dermatosis
525(1)
Zinc-Responsive Dermatosis
525(1)
Epidermal Dysplasia of West Highland White Terriers
526(1)
Sebaceous Adenitis
526(1)
Schnauzer Comedo Syndrome
527(1)
Idiopathic Nasodigital Hyperkeratosis
527(1)
Canine Ear Margin Dermatosis
527(1)
Canine and Feline Acne
527(1)
Dermatophytosis
527(2)
Cutaneous Masses
529(1)
Diagnostic Approach
530(1)
Inflammatory Nodular Dermatoses
530(3)
Cutaneous Histiocytosis
530(1)
Calcinosis Cutis
531(1)
Panniculitis
531(2)
Neurologic Disorders
533(95)
William R. Fenner
General Approach to Patients with Neurologic Disease
533(1)
History
533(1)
The Neurologic Examination
534(11)
General Observations
534(2)
Observation of Gait
536(1)
Cranial Nerve Examination
536(5)
Attitudianal and Postural Reactions
541(1)
Spinal Reflexes
542(1)
Sensory Evaluation
542(1)
Interpretation of Findings
542(3)
Signs and Symptoms of Neurologic Disease
545(15)
Historical Complaints
545(4)
Abnormal Findings Derived from Historical or Clinical Findings
549(3)
Abnormal Findings Derived from the Neurologic Examination
552(8)
Specific Neurologic Disorders Classified According to Location
560(68)
Motor Unit Disorders
560(14)
Spinal Cord Disorders
574(9)
Disorders Affecting the Brainstem
583(3)
Disorders of the Vestibular System
586(5)
Disorders of the Cerebellum and Diffuse Tremorogenic Disorders
591(3)
Disorders of the Cerebrum
594(9)
Disorders That Affect the CNS Diffusely
603(6)
Disorders Causing Abnormal Consciousness
609(4)
Seizures
613(6)
Nervous System Injury
619(9)
Ocular Disorders
628(45)
Susan Winston
Keith W. Prasse
Common Ocular Presenting Complaints
628(37)
History and Physical Examination
628(1)
Diagnostic Tests
628(1)
Ophthalmic Examination
629(2)
Red Eye
631(16)
Cloudy Eye
647(5)
Painful Eye
652(2)
Ocular Discharge
654(2)
Vision Loss
656(6)
Anisocoria
662(3)
Ocular Emergencies
665(8)
Proptosis
666(1)
Corneal Laceration and Ulcer Perforation
667(1)
Descemetocele: Melting Corneal Ulcer
668(1)
Chemical Keratitis
668(1)
Foreign Bodies
668(1)
Anterior Lens Luxation
669(1)
Lid Lacerations
670(3)
PART 5 SPECIAL TOPICS 673(32)
Physical Injuries
675(5)
William R. Fenner
John S. Cave
Roy Fenner
Smoke Inhalation
675(1)
Clinical Picture
675(1)
Management
675(1)
Electric Cord Bite
676(1)
Clinical Picture
676(1)
Management
676(1)
Snake Bite
676(1)
Clinical Picture
676(1)
Treatment
677(1)
Burns
677(1)
Classification
677(1)
Principles
677(1)
Management
678(1)
Heat Stroke
678(1)
Clinical Picture
679(1)
Management
679(1)
Frostbite
679(1)
Management
679(1)
Intoxications
680(13)
Diane F. Gerken
General Considerations
680(1)
General Clinical Management
680(3)
Partial Differential Diagnosis List
683(10)
Nervous System Signs
683(1)
Gastrointestinal Signs
684(1)
Lead
684(1)
Organophosphate and Carbamate
685(1)
Ethylene Glycol
686(1)
Strychnine
687(1)
Amphetamine and Amphetaminelike Compounds
687(1)
Metaldehyde
688(1)
Chlorinated Hydrocarbon
688(1)
Marijuana
689(1)
Xanthine
689(1)
Corrosives and Coal Tar Derivatives
689(1)
Salicylate (Aspirin)
690(1)
Acetaminophen
690(1)
Tranquilizers: Phenothiazine Class
691(1)
Anticoagulant Rodenticides
691(2)
Physical Examination of the Geriatric Dog and Cat
693(5)
Heidi Ward
General Aspects
693(1)
Ophthalmic Examination
693(1)
Oropharyngeal Examination
694(1)
Dermatologic Examination
694(1)
Cardiovascular Examination
695(1)
Respiratory System Examination
695(1)
Abdominal Palpation
695(1)
Hematopoietic System Evaluation
696(1)
Skeletal and Neuromuscular Examination
696(1)
External Genitalia
697(1)
Clinical Approach to the Cancer Patient
698(7)
Sarah E. Sheafor
C. Guillermo Couto
Cancer Clues
698(1)
The Client's Needs
699(3)
The Patient's Needs
702(3)
Index 705

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