Exotic Blood Draws Flashcards

1
Q

how much blood may be taken from a reptile?

A

0.5- 0.8% BW, with a 22 or 25 gauge needle

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2
Q

lizard veins

A

ventral abdominal
ventral coccygeal - avoid hemipenes
cardiac puncture - euth
toe nail - contaminated easily

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3
Q

snake veins

A

cardiac puncture- ventral caudally at 45 degrees
ventral coccygeal
palantine - saliva contamination

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4
Q

chelonian veins

A

jugular
dorsal coccygeal
brachial vein
dorsal carapacial sinus - shell midline

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5
Q

crocodilian veins

A

ventral coccygeal
ventral abdominal
cardiac
supravertebral sinus

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6
Q

amphibian veins

A

ventral abdominal
ventral coccygeal
lingual plexus - under tounge, needle into tube

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7
Q

how much blood can you take from an avian

A

1% of bw, 0.5% if severely sick blood is only 10% of weight , may give 50 % dextrose PO after blood draw

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8
Q

avian veins

A

jugular *
basilic vein - wing, better in large birds, prone to hematomas
median/medial metatarsal (leg) vein
toe nail - painful, may be contaminated

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9
Q

how much blood can you take from a ferret

A

0.6 mL/ 100 g, 22 or 25 gauge needle

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10
Q

ferret veins

A
Jugular 
cephalic 
lateral saphenous 
tail artery 
cranial/ anterior vena cava - strong restraint or under anesthesia
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11
Q

how much blood can you take from a rabbit

A

57-78 mL/kg or 1-2% of body weight, careful, skin is thin and elastic

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12
Q

rabbit veins

A
Marginal Ear vein / central ear Artery - large, risk thrombi 
Jugular
cephalic 
lateral saphenous 
cranial/ anterior vena cava
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13
Q

how much blood can be taken from a guinea pig

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0,5 -0.7 mL/kg

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14
Q

guinea pig veins

A

lateral saphenous
jug
crainal / ant vena cava

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15
Q

how much blood can be drawn from a chinchilla, sugar glider, hedgehog, or rodent

A

1 -2% BW

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16
Q

chinchilla veins

A

lat saph
cephalic
ear vein
c/a Vena cava

17
Q

sugar glider

A

jug
medial tibial art
c/a vena cava
lateral tail vein

18
Q

hedgehog

A
lat saph 
cephalic
jug 
femoral 
crainial vc
19
Q

rodents

A
lat saph 
tarsus 
jug 
ear
orbital sinus 
c/a vena cava
20
Q

avoid this in lizards

A

lymph contamination

21
Q

prep amphibians with

A

dilute clorhex