Horse tpr - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Equine Health Management Test 1 (2024) || Complete Questions & Answers (Graded A+) Equine Health Management Test 1 (2024) || Complete Questions & Answers (Graded A+) What does TPR stand for? - ANSWER - Temperature, Pulse, and Respiration What are the normal TPR values for a horse? - ANSWER - temp= 100-101.5 Pulse= 45-60 bpm Respiration= 8-15 What is capillary refill time used to measure? - ANSWER - hydration of the mucosal membrane What is another way to test hydration of a horse,...

Temperature: 99-101.5º Pulse: 28-44 bpm Respiration: 12-16 bpm - ANSWERSWhat are the normal TPR values for a horse? In the "angel wing" area; *listen to 9 different quadrants - ANSWERSWhere do you auscultate a horse's lungs? Listen in the flank area; *listen to the 4 quadrants that make up the flank for a full minute - ANSWERSWhere do you auscultate GI motility noises in a horse? 1 - Hypomotility 2 - NORMAL* 3 - Hypermotility - ANSWERSHow many GI noises should you ...

ATE2661 Midterm Study Guide Questions and Answers Rated A+ **Which disease requires young and performance horses to be vaccinated every 3 to 4 months to prevent infection?** - Herpes virus infection **What condition in horses is characterized by a "saw horse" stance?** - Tetanus **Which condition in horses causes a black exudate with a foul odor and commonly affects the frog?** - Thrush **What is true regarding side bone in horses?** - None of the above are correct **When...

What are health observations of a healthy horse? -ANSWER - shiny coat and tail -alert - body score ~5 -good posture - no discharge from eyes and ears List the clinical signs and TPR of a horse with a non-infectious disease: - Heart rate - Respiration -Temperature - Behavior -ANSWER -Heart rate: 80bpm (elevated) - Respiration: 36 breaths/min -Temperature: 101 F - Behavior: rolling, pawing, sweating What are the 5 freedoms? -ANSWER 1. Freedom to express normal behavior 2. Freedom...

What does TPR stand for? - ANSWSERSTemperature, Pulse, and Respiration What are the normal TPR values for a horse? - ANSWSERStemp= 100-101.5 Pulse= 45-60 bpm Respiration= 8-15 What is capillary refill time used to measure? - ANSWSERShydration of the mucosal membrane What is another way to test hydration of a horse, besides capillary refill time? - ANSWSERSskin pliability test What is it called when the respiration rate is higher than the pulse rate? - ANSWSERSinversion What are ...

Temperature: 99-101.5º Pulse: 28-44 bpm Respiration: 12-16 bpm - ANSWERSWhat are the normal TPR values for a horse? In the "angel wing" area; *listen to 9 different quadrants - ANSWERSWhere do you auscultate a horse's lungs? Listen in the flank area; *listen to the 4 quadrants that make up the flank for a full minute - ANSWERSWhere do you auscultate GI motility noises in a horse? 1 - Hypomotility 2 - NORMAL* 3 - Hypermotility - ANSWERSHow many GI noises should you ...

Equine Diseases & Management - Quiz 1 & Midterm Questions and Answers 100% Correct Temperature: 99-101.5º Pulse: 28-44 bpm Respiration: 12-16 bpm - ANSWERSWhat are the normal TPR values for a horse? In the "angel wing" area; *listen to 9 different quadrants - ANSWERSWhere do you auscultate a horse's lungs? Listen in the flank area; *listen to the 4 quadrants that make up the flank for a full minute - ANSWERSWhere do you auscultate GI motility noises in a horse? 1 - Hy...

Equine Health Management Physical Exam (2024) || All Questions & Answers (Expert Rated A+) Equine Health Management Physical Exam (2024) || All Questions & Answers (Expert Rated A+) What are the most common exams performed? - ANSWER - basic PE insurance pre-purchase health certificate Insurance Exam - ANSWER - req by insurance company BEFORE the horse can receive insurance Prepurchase Exam - ANSWER - done BEFORE the purchase of the horse is performed Basic PE - ANSWER - TPR hear...

bowed tendon - tendon stretched too far. high bow or low bow, depending on if it is up close to knee or down close to the fetlock joint bench knees - cannon bones set slightly to outside of knees. extra weight and stress on inside of lower leg and leads to splints on inside of cannon bone. back at the knee - knees have slight backward bend. knee joint angled slightly backward and cannon bone slanting forward. extra stress on tendons and fetlock joints and on knee bones. may lead to bone ch...

Tools for TPR -ANSWER stethoscope thermometer watch bandaging material -ANSWER roll cotton self-adhesive wrap tape/elasticon guaze squares roll gauze telfa pads scissors antiseptics/analgesics -ANSWER nitrofurazone ointment betadine/chlorhexidine scrub triple antibiotic ointment epsom salts/saline pack bute/banamine tools -ANSWER latex gloves duct tape wire cutters clean towels large syringe (irrigation) flashlight spare lead rope need a vet? -ANSWER uncontrolle...