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normal heart rate for horses
28-44 bpm
t or F: horses have a faster normal heart rate than cats and dogs
false
normal heart rate for bovine
50-80 bpm
define tachycardia
abnormally rapid heart rate
when is the best time to take a highly accurate respiratory rate in horses
before you’ve begun handling them
normal heart rate in horses
8-20 breaths per min
normal temp for horses
99-101 degrees F
normal CRT
less than 2 seconds
where is the safest spot to stand near a horse
at the shoulder (the left side is best for examining)
the handler and examiner of the horse should be on the same side of the animal, why?
to reduce or eliminate pressure on the animal coming from both sides. horses respond to pressure by gping the opposite way and we don’t want them gping forwards or backwards
where is the antebrachium of the horse
above the knee (carpus) and below the “elbow” - the forearm
banamine is the trade name for
flunixin meglumine (an NSAID)
common NSAD side effects in horses
stomach ulcers, ulcers in the colon (colitis), kidney injuries (especially when dehydrated)
NSAID’s can sometimes cause ____ injuries in small animals
liver
colitis
inflammation secondary to receiving long term NSAIDs
_____ can cause abomasal ulcers in cows
NSAIDs
nephrotoxic
in relation to the kidney, negative and toxic effects
common side effects in horses from antibiotics
can kill good and bad bacteria
key sign that antibiotics are causing negative effects in the gut
diarrhea
this can be beneficial when addressing lacerations early on
flushing w saline or cold water
if caught early enough, what can be helpful to do to lacerations
suture them
what is edema
accumulation of excess fluid within tissues that causes soft/doughy swelling
what is silver sulfadiazine (SSD)
topical antimicrobial, antibacterial, and anti-fungal agent used to treat burns, infected wounds, and skin infections
horses are prone to _______ whem injured on the distal limb
proud flesh
what is proud flesh
exuberant granulation tissue
lisocaine
a common regional or local anisthetic
you should ____ wounds before clipping them
take off excess crust and clip the hair around
heart beat of horse is best felt where
the “armpit” of the horse on the left hand side (helpful if left leg is in front)