Overview of Equine Emergency Medicine
- Equine Emergency Medicine
- Overview of Equine Emergency Medicine
- Equine Emergency Procedures
- Equine Trauma and First Aid
- Other Common Equine Emergencies
- Neonatal Intensive Care and Emergencies in Foals
Equine emergencies can be challenging for veterinary practitioners and emotionally charged for owners. There is also the inherent possibility of injury to the owner and veterinarian because of the sheer size of the animal and the “fight or flight” reflexes of an injured horse. Problems can be reduced by educating owners about emergency preparedness and first aid procedures. The most common types of equine emergencies are abdominal pain (colic), trauma, lacerations, and acutely ill foals.
- Equine Emergency Medicine
- Overview of Equine Emergency Medicine
- Equine Emergency Procedures
- Equine Trauma and First Aid
- Other Common Equine Emergencies
- Neonatal Intensive Care and Emergencies in Foals
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Bradycardia in a cat, as evidenced by a heart rate <120 beats/min, is most likely associated with which of the following?