Topic 1 - Record the nationale and the general impression of the dog, determine the basic clinical values and evaluate the results! Flashcards

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What is included in the nationale impression of a dog?

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  1. Name and adress of the owener
  2. Phone and email adress
  3. Permanent data of the animal
  4. Type of coat of the animal
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What is part of the “permanent data of the animal”?

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  1. Colour
  2. Species
  3. Breed
  4. Sex
  5. Blood group
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3
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Different types of coat of a dog:

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Long
Curly
Smooth
Short

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4
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Which parameters are under “general impression”?

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  1. Body size
  2. Shape
  3. Maturation (adult/puppy)
  4. Groomed
  5. Footpads/claws
  6. Behaviour
  7. Posture, gait, movement
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5
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Normal grooming situation for dog:

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Hair is shiny and clean

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Normal posture, gait and movement:

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Head high
Tail out
Equal weight on all 4 legs

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Normal footpads and claws:

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They are clean and the claws/nails have been cut

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8
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Normal behaviour:

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Conscious and alert. A little excitement and panting is ok

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9
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Abnormal behaviour:

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  1. Sopor = sleepy
  2. Stupor = coma
  3. Dull
  4. Apathetic
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10
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Questions you would aks an owner during consultation:

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  1. How long has the animal been ill?
  2. Which abnormalities has the owner observed?
  3. Change in appetite?
  4. Vomiting, diarrhoea, pain?
  5. Has the state of the animal decreased since first o observation?
  6. Previous treatment?
  7. Change of ownership?
  8. Toxic plants or toys?
  9. Type of food + quantity and quality?
  10. Other animals in the household?
  11. Amount of water intake?
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11
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Basic clinical values of dog: temperature

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38.2 - 39 °C

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12
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Basic clinical values of adult dog: pulse

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70-100 beats per minute, taken from femoral artery

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13
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Basic clinical values of newborn dog: pulse

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150-200 beats per minute

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14
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Basic clinical values of adult dog: respiration

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15-30 per minute

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15
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Basic clinical values of newborn dog: respiration

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30-40 per minute

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16
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Temperature is increased, causes:

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Inflammation
Sun stroke
Work
Excitement

17
Q

Temperature is decreased, causes:

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Exhaustion
Cachexia

18
Q

Respiration is increased, causes:

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= Tachypnoea

  1. Narrowing/obstruction of the airway
  2. Inflammation
  3. CNS problems
  4. Obstruction of diaphragma
  5. Less breathing surface - due to oedeama etc
  6. Pain
19
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Respiration is decreased, causes:

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= bradypnea

  1. Encephalitis
  2. Brain oedema
  3. Toxicosis