Feline Medicine for Veterinary Technicians
A comprehensive overview of feline medicine in a clinical setting for the veterinary technician Feline Medicine for Veterinary Technicians is a complete, specialty reference guide, written by veterinary technician specialists, for the veterinary technician to use in a feline medicine clinical setting. Covering everything from the pathophysiology of common feline diseases, current therapies and nursing care, diagnostic techniques, unique history taking methods, and nursing care in every major body system. It is a critical tool for anyone preparing for a specialty exam or the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE). Feline Medicine for Veterinary Technicians readers will also find: Coverage of cutting-edge diagnostics, treatment options, and more Detailed discussion of topics including feline friendly interactions, life stage considerations, client communication, pharmacology, and many more A team of contributors with decades of combined veterinary technician experience A comprehensive review of diseases in all major body systems including endocrinology, cardiology, renal and urinary systems Feline specific considerations for behavior, anesthesia, analgesia, transfusion medicine and nutrition The companion website includes study questions for all chapters, as well as client education materials, dental positioning guidelines and educational handouts Feline Medicine for Veterinary Technicians is ideal for students as well as anyone preparing for a specialty exam or as a veterinary technician in feline clinical practice.
Recent Knowledge on Tumors in Ruminants
Proceedings of the 18th HETI International Congress
Epizootics - Outbreaks of Animal Disease
When diseases occur in a human population at higher than expected levels, those diseases are said to be "epidemic." Animals also experience outbreaks at levels greater than expected, and when that happens, it is called "epizootic". There have been several very large epizootics in recent years, with one of the biggest being the West Nile virus expansion into the Americas. This caused significant bird mortality, and it expanded into the human population as well. The effect of epizootics on human health is, therefore, of great importance. Still, epizootics can be extremely important even if humans are unaffected. This book describes several recent epizootics, discusses why they occurred, and what kind of response may be necessary.
Organ-specific Parasites in Cattle
Organ-specific Parasites in Cattle explores parasitic diseases affecting various organs in cattle, offering a deep dive into their diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. The book provides valuable insights into the etiology, symptoms, and pathophysiology of parasitic infections across critical organ systems, including the gastrointestinal tract, urogenital system, circulatory system, and more. With an emphasis on the latest research, it highlights advanced diagnostics, histopathological techniques, and the development of antiparasitic drugs and vaccines. Readers will gain a thorough understanding of host-parasite interactions, resistance mechanisms, and effective control strategies, all presented with detailed explanations and visual aids. Designed to serve as a key reference, this book is essential for students, researchers, veterinary practitioners, and academicians aiming to deepen their knowledge in parasitology and animal health. Key Features: - Comprehensive coverage of organ-specific parasitic diseases in cattle.- Detailed focus on diagnosis, treatment, and preventive strategies.- Latest advancements in anti-parasitic drugs and vaccines.
Concise Practical Manual on Veterinary Hematology
This book presents an in-depth and comprehensive resource tailored for both students and professionals engaged in laboratory medicine, with a special emphasis on the discipline of hematology. It consolidates various hematological principles from different sources-books, journals, and web-based literature-into one unified resource. It covers all practical essentials comprehensively, providing all the necessary information a student might need. The manual is well-organized, ensuring clarity across its pages, and features numerous photomicrographs and tables, primarily sourced from the referenced books and journals. Definitions, principles, methods, procedures, and necessary illustrations are meticulously presented to aid students and practicing veterinary clinicians in understanding laboratory practices better. Moreover, the book effectively bridges laboratory findings with clinical interpretations, aiming to resolve the everyday practical issues students encounter in their professional practice.
Developmental Anatomy of Domestic Animals
Veterinary Anatomy of Domestic Animals
Points for Students to Note in Veterinary Medicine
Small Animal Orthopedic Surgery, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
This Special Issue includes innovative approaches to planning patellar luxation surgeries, advancements in tibial plateau-leveling osteotomies, and biomechanical evaluations of implant techniques for complex cases. Additionally, novel surgical interventions, such as the reconstruction of the quadricep extensor mechanism and tricep brachii tendon, underscore the ingenuity required to address unique clinical presentations. The field of rehabilitation includes research on the effects of photobiomodulation and platelet-rich plasma on osteoarthritis and the impact of obesity on joint health. Articles in this field further emphasize the importance of preventive and therapeutic strategies in improving outcomes. Finally, this issue highlights critical considerations in the field of broader care, such as through research on bacterial contamination in rehabilitation clinics.