Livestock Fluids Flashcards
maintenance for large animals
adult = 60 ml/kg/day
neonate = 80 ml/kg/day
shock dose in large animal
80-90 ml/kg
parameters for calf dehydration status
eyeball recession
skin tent
best way to get fluids in a cow
PO
oral gastric tubing
when to use IV hydration
> 8-10% dehydrated
GI obstruction
bloat
shock
presurgery
most common site for catheter
jugular vein
procedure of catheter placement
skin incision (must)
lidocaine
catheter placement in calf
auricular vein
if an animal is acidic, what should not be used
0.9% saline
what should be done first before going to tube a cow for water
give free access to water
assumption about metabolic system in >1 day duration scouring calg
metabolic acidosis w/ low bicarb
bloodwork of scouring calf expected
hyperkalemia
hypo Na and Cl
hypoglycemia
+/- hypothermia
assumptions of a GI adult cow
metabolic alkalosis with hypo Cl and K
assumption of adult cow in early lactation
hypo Ca
assumptions of a rumen acidosis
hyper k