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E-grāmata: Common Clinical Presentations in Dogs and Cats [Wiley Online]

(Midwestern University College of Veterinary Medicine, Glendale, Arizona, USA)
  • Formāts: 1040 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 30-Aug-2019
  • Izdevniecība: Wiley-Blackwell
  • ISBN-10: 111941461X
  • ISBN-13: 9781119414612
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  • Formāts: 1040 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 30-Aug-2019
  • Izdevniecība: Wiley-Blackwell
  • ISBN-10: 111941461X
  • ISBN-13: 9781119414612
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Common Clinical Presentations in Dogs and Cats is a reliable resource and quick reference to essential information for diagnosing canine and feline patients, based on presenting complaints.  The text takes a problem-oriented approach to recognizing common clinical conditions, and introduces diagnostic and treatment plans for companion animal practice. Equally useful for veterinary students and practicing clinicians, the book presents 78 chapters grouped by body system, for ease of access. 

Each chapter focuses on identifying the chief complaint, pinpointing possible diagnoses, and determining the clinical approach to patient care. The book is richly illustrated throughout with clinical photographs and line drawings that demonstrate the concepts presented.  Common Clinical Presentations in Dogs and Cats is an essential resource that: 

•      Gives clinicians fast access to essential details for approaching common case presentations in dogs and cats and forming a correct diagnosis
•      Presents information by clinical signs, organized by body system
•      Takes a standardized chapter format for ease of use
•      Includes color photographs and line drawings to illustrate the conditions discussed         

Written for small animal general practitioners and veterinary students, Common Clinical Presentations in Dogs and Cats is a patient-side reference that can help practitioners gain the knowledge and confidence to correctly diagnose a wide range of clinical presentations.

Author Bio xv
Preface xvii
Acknowledgments xix
Part One Introducing the Problem-Oriented Approach 1(18)
1 The Problem-Oriented Approach to Clinical Medicine
3(8)
2 The Role of the Comprehensive Patient History in the Problem-Oriented Approach
11(8)
Part Two The Integumentary System 19(220)
3 Claw and Claw Bed Pathology
21(20)
4 Wounds
41(20)
5 Hypotrichosis and Alopecia
61(34)
6 Infestation
95(30)
7 Skin Fragility
125(10)
8 Changes in Coat Color
135(14)
9 Changes in Pigmentation
149(20)
10 Nasal and Footpad Hyperkeratosis
169(12)
11 Erythematous Wheals and Angioedema
181(16)
12 Papules and Pustules
197(12)
13 Scale and Crusts
209(12)
14 Skin Nodules and Tumors
221(18)
Part Three Eyes and Ears 239(190)
15 Acute Blindness
241(16)
16 Hyphema
257(8)
17 Hypopyon
265(6)
18 Anisocoria
271(12)
19 Abnormalities Associated with the Upper and Lower Palpebrae
283(10)
20 Abnormal Presentations Involving the Nictitans
293(6)
21 Changes in Globe Position within the Orbit
299(12)
22 Changes in Globe Size
311(10)
23 Abnormal Alignment of One or Both Eyes
321(10)
24 Nystagmus
331(6)
25 Reflex Blepharospasm
337(8)
26 Abnormal Tear Production and Other Ocular Discharge
345(10)
27 Abnormal Appearances of the Conjunctiva
355(12)
28 Abnormal Appearances of the Sclera
367(16)
29 Abnormal Appearances of the Cornea
383(10)
30 Abnormal Appearances of the Iris
393(8)
31 Abnormal Appearances of the Lens
401(10)
32 Abnormal Appearances of the External Ear
411(18)
Part Four The Respiratory System 429(88)
33 Nasal Discharge
431(18)
34 Stertor and Stridor
449(14)
35 Sneezing and Coughing
463(18)
36 Changes in Respiratory Rates and Patterns
481(24)
37 Abnormal Lung Sounds
505(12)
Part Five The Cardiovascular System 517(86)
38 Abnormal Mucous Membranes and Capillary Refill Time (CRT)
519(16)
39 Palpably Cool or Cyanotic Extremities
535(8)
40 Collapse
543(12)
41 Jugular Vein Distension and Jugular Pulses
555(6)
42 Muffled Heart Sounds
561(8)
43 Abnormal Heart Sounds: Murmurs
569(14)
44 Gallop Rhythms
583(6)
45 Bradycardia
589(6)
46 Tachycardia
595(8)
Part Six The Digestive System 603(114)
47 Abnormal Gut Sounds
605(6)
48 Abnormal Ingestive Behaviors
611(6)
49 Abnormal Numbers of Teeth and Enamel Defects
617(10)
50 Acute Abdomen
627(20)
51 Changes in Fecal Appearance
647(24)
52 Dysphagia and Regurgitation
671(12)
53 Halitosis
683(12)
54 Emesis
695(22)
Part Seven The Urogenital System 717(114)
55 Abnormalities Associated with Testicular Palpation
719(10)
56 Bilateral Pre-Scrotal Swellings in the Canine Patient
729(4)
57 Spines Along the Feline Penis
733(4)
58 Abnormal Presentations Involving the Prepuce and the Penis
737(10)
59 Preputial Discharge
747(6)
60 Ambiguous External Genitalia
753(4)
61 Vulvovaginal Discharge
757(12)
62 Abnormal Presentations of the Mammary Glands
769(14)
63 Abnormal Palpation of One or Both Kidneys
783(16)
64 Polyuria and Polydipsia
799(12)
65 Acute Presentations of Diminished Urine Output: Urinary Tract Obstruction (UTO)
811(10)
66 Grossly Abnormal Urine
821(10)
Part Eight The Musculoskeletal and Nervous Systems 831(152)
67 Cervical Ventroflexion
833(10)
68 Forelimb Lameness
843(18)
69 Pelvic Limb Lameness
861(22)
70 Shifting Leg Lameness
883(8)
71 Abnormal Mentation
891(16)
72 Head Tilt, Circling, and Other Manifestations of Vestibular Disease
907(14)
73 Abnormal Somatic or Spinal Reflexes
921(6)
74 Upper and Lower Motor Neuron Signs and Anatomic Localization of Disease
927(14)
75 Diffuse Flaccidity in the Dog: Unusual Presentations Involving Diffuse Lower Motor Neuron Dysfunction
941(6)
76 Unusual Presentations of Spastic Rigidity in the Dog
947(8)
77 Involuntary Movements or Dyskinesias
955(8)
78 Seizures
963(20)
Index 983
The Author RYANE E. ENGLAR, DVM, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice), is Clinical Assistant Professor and Clinical Education Coordinator at Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Manhattan, Kansas, USA.