Veterinary Clinical DiagnosisGENERAL CONSIDERATION OF CLINICAL PROBLEMS AND METHODS. HISTORY (ANAMNESIS). GENERAL EXAMINATION OF THE PATIENT. TEMPERATURE. PULSE. RESPIRATION. THE SKIN, COAT AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES. THE HEAD AND NECK. THE THORAX. THE ABDOMEN AND ASSOCIATED DIGESTIVE ORGANS. THE URINARY SYSTEM. THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. THE BLOOD AND BLOOD-FORMING ORGANS. THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM. DIAGNOSTIC TESTS. |
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abdominal wall abnormal abomasum actinobacillosis acute affected anaemia animals artery associated auscultation bacterial bilirubin bladder blood body bone calves cardiac cattle cause cavity cells chronic clinical examination clinical signs colour condition degree detected develop diagnosis disease distension dog and cat dorsal enlargement erythrocytes faeces fluid frequently function gland heart heart sounds horse increased indicated infection inflammatory intercostal space intestinal involved Johne's disease kidney lesions leucocytes liver lung lymph nodes mastitis method movements mucosa mucous membrane muscles nasal neoplasia nerve nervous normal obstruction occurs oedema organs pain palpation paralysis parasites pelvic pelvic inlet penis percussion peritonitis pharynx pigs position posterior pressure pulmonary pulse radiographic reaction readily recognized rectal rectum reflex renal respiration respiratory result rumen ruminal sample serum sheep situated skin sounds species spinal stomach surface swelling temperature tion tissues toxaemia tract tube tuberculin ulceration urethra urinary urine usually ventral vulva
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Veterinary Dentistry: Principles and Practice Robert B. Wiggs,Heidi B. Lobprise No preview available - 1997 |