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CHAPTER 8 PHYSICAL SIGNS OF DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH THE GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM, LIVER AND UMBILICUS CONTINUED Sunken eyes Ketosis Temperature Pyrexia Heart rate Increased Decreased Respiration Increased rate Increased depth Increased effort Rumen Rate Stasis Hypomotile Hypermotile Contents Fibre filled Collapsed dorsal sac Tympanic bloat Hairballs Foreign body Pain tests Anterior abdominal pain Left ventral anterior abdominal pain Right ventral anterior abdominal pain Pings/tinkling sounds Left flank Right flank Anterior Posterior Intestinal sounds (right flank) Hypermotile Absent Splashing Abdomen Mass felt on ballottement Fluid thrill Rectum and anus Anus absent Rectal prolapse Viscus enlarged right side Displaced viscus right side Sausage shape right side Pain on palpation Dorsal sac <strong>of</strong> rumen Enlarged Gas filled Fibre filled Collapsed Faeces Faecal soiling <strong>of</strong> tail and perineum Absent Long fibre length (poor comminution) Dry ball shaped, dark, covered in mucous Foetid smell Dysenteric Frank blood Malaenic Diarrhoea Plentiful and pasty Contains mucous Liver Palpable at right costal arch Jaundice Ascites Photosensatisation Convulsions (hepatoencephalopathy) Umbilicus Swollen Sinus Purulent discharge Cyst Dripping urine Hernia Reducible Non-reducible Strangulated Painful on palpation 112
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Clinical Examination of Farm Animal
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© 2002 by Blackwell Science Ltd, a
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This book is dedicated to our famil
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Acknowledgements The authors would
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CHAPTER 1 Principles of Clinical Ex
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Principles of Clinical Examination
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Part II Cattle - Clinical Examinati
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CHAPTER 2 rectal mucosa, especially
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CHAPTER 3 Clinical Examination of t
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CHAPTER 3 Axillary lymph nodes Norm
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CHAPTER 4 Clinical Examination of t
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CHAPTER 4 heavy louse infestation,
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CHAPTER 4 Lice Egg cases Figure 4.2
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CHAPTER 4 dirty conditions, chronic
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CHAPTER 4 Squamous cell carcinoma T
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CHAPTER 4 Area of hair loss Figure
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CHAPTER 4 PHYSICAL SIGNS OF DISEASE
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CHAPTER 5 Outline of mandible Jugul
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CHAPTER 5 Enlarged submandibular ly
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CHAPTER 5 sure. The pressure should
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CHAPTER 5 If the duct is patent, fl
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CHAPTER 5 Tapetal fundus Optic disc
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CHAPTER 5 Figure 5.13 Use of Young
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CHAPTER 5 difficult. Observation wi
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CHAPTER 5 Arytenoid cartilages Phar
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CHAPTER 5 be advanced as far as the
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CHAPTER 5 pneumonia gentle palpatio
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CHAPTER 6 Anterior vena cava Pulmon
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CHAPTER 6 some cases of endocarditi
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CHAPTER 6 Figure 6.4 Position of th
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CHAPTER 6 RA lead N lead LA lead Fi
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CHAPTER 6 Chest drain 5th rib Figur
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CHAPTER 6 fragments of the thrombus
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CHAPTER 7 Diaphragmatic lobe Interm
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CHAPTER 7 Manifestations of respira
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CHAPTER 7 Observations at a distanc
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CHAPTER 7 Elastic band Plastic rect
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CHAPTER 7 Figure 7.9 Two methods of
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CHAPTER 7 Figure 7.10 Bronchoalveol
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CHAPTER 7 1-2 ml of lignocaine 2% s
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CHAPTER 8 Rectum Descending colon P
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CHAPTER 8 the ventral sac. This res
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Clinical Examination of the Female
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Clinical Examination of the Female
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CHAPTER 11 Clinical Examination of
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Clinical Examination of the Male Ge
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Clinical Examination of the Udder P
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Clinical Examination of the Udder F
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Clinical Examination of the Udder F
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CHAPTER 13 Clinical Examination of
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Clinical Examination of the Musculo
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Clinical Examination of the Nervous
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Part III Sheep
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CHAPTER 15 Preventative health prog
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CHAPTER 15 condition such as a toot
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CHAPTER 15 Figure 15.4 Posture of a
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CHAPTER 15 Spinous process cannot b
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CHAPTER 15 Flies Maggots Viral and
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CHAPTER 15 breath should always be
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CHAPTER 15 Figure 15.14 A positive
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CHAPTER 15 Figure 15.16 Examination
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CHAPTER 15 Rectal prolapse Vaginal
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CHAPTER 15 Ascending infection from
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CHAPTER 15 Figure 15.23 Spinal absc
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CHAPTER 15 Examination of lambs His
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CHAPTER 15 elevated with an endotox
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CHAPTER 15 Figure 15.27 Joint ill i
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Part IV Pigs
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CHAPTER 16 index (mean number of pi
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CHAPTER 16 space for the number of
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CHAPTER 16 Figure 16.3 Group of you
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CHAPTER 16 Figure 16.5 Sow who is u
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CHAPTER 16 Figure 16.8 Pig with mid
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CHAPTER 16 Scrotal hernia Umbilical
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CHAPTER 16 its mouth - experiences
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CHAPTER 16 Louse infestation Sarcop
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CHAPTER 16 Figure 16.18 Sow showing
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CHAPTER 16 sometimes the ovaries ca
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CHAPTER 16 and decline - observatio
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CHAPTER 16 Figure 16.26 Growing pig
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CHAPTER 16 Figure 16.28 Piglet with
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Part V Goats
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CHAPTER 17 checked for their presen
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CHAPTER 17 the caudal aspect of the
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CHAPTER 17 ing dental) or respirato
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CHAPTER 17 cause of diarrhoea. Cocc
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CHAPTER 17 tive failure has occurre
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CHAPTER 17 Cotyledons Non-echogenic
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CHAPTER 17 tigation by ultrasonogra
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CHAPTER 17 injury to an individual
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CHAPTER 17 hygroma. This may develo
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Bibliography Andrews, A.H. (2000) T
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Appendix 2 Laboratory Reference Val
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Appendix 3 Table A3.1 Serum constit
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Index abdominal breathing 70 pain,
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Index flies cattle 20, 160 goats 28
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Index malocclusion of jaws cattle 4
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Index ringworm cattle 22 goats 285
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