Lecture 10: Set 4: Important Health Management Review

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Study Guide 18: What 3 foot-care skills should every horse owner possess?
Evaluate farrier work, perform a basic hoof trim, and remove a shoe.
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Study Guide 19: How often should horses have their teeth floated?
1–2 times per year.
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Study Guide 19: What are 3 signs of dental problems?
Dropping feed, chewing sideways, and decreased body weight.
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Study Guide 20: What are the 6 normal adult horse vital signs?
Respiration 8–16/min; temperature 99.5–101.5°F; heart rate 28–40 BPM; pink gums; CRT under 2 sec; skin test 1–3 sec.
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Study Guide 20: What is the normal adult horse respiration rate?
8–16 breaths per minute.
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Study Guide 20: What is the normal adult horse temperature?
99.5–101.5°F.
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Study Guide 20: What is the normal adult horse heart rate?
28–40 BPM.
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Study Guide 20: What color should healthy mucous membranes be?
Bubblegum pink.
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Study Guide 20: What is the normal capillary refill time?
Less than 2 seconds.
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Study Guide 20: What is the normal skin pliability test?
1–3 seconds.
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Study Guide 21: What are the fever classifications?
Low = 102°F; moderate = 104°F; high = 106°F.
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Study Guide 22: What does CRT assess, and how is it measured?
Circulation/dehydration; press the gum and time color return.
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Study Guide 23: What does the skin pliability test assess?
Dehydration.
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Study Guide 23: How is the skin pliability test performed?
Pinch the skin and time how quickly it returns flat.
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Study Guide 24: How often does a horse normally urinate?
About every 4 hours.
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Study Guide 24: How often does a horse normally defecate?
About every 2 hours.
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Study Guide 24: How much manure does a horse produce daily?
About 45 pounds.
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Study Guide 24: What are 3 signs of abnormal urine?
Straining, blood, or dark-brown urine.
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Study Guide 24: What can diarrhea cause?
Dehydration.
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What should you do if you are unsure about a horse's health?
Call a veterinarian.
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What should you do when evaluating vital signs?
Check the horse at rest and compare with its normal values.