Lizard Hyperthermia/ Hypothermia - Revision history

Bara at 22:07, 30 October 2010

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 '''Hypothermia''' in reptiles can lead to cellular necrosis (of [[Lizard Avascular Necrosis of Digits or Tail|digits and tail]] for example) and should be taken seriously. Metabolic processes are slowed (via CNS changes) and the consequences of this can be degenerative changes within the peripheral nerves and ischaemia as a result of vasoconstriction.
 *Hypothermia cases should be gently warmed in the same manner as described above.
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-'''Hypothermia''' in reptiles can lead to cellular necrosis (of [[Lizard Avascular Necrosis of Digits or Tail|digits and tail]] for example) and should be taken seriously. Metabolic processes are slowed (ie. CNS) and consequences can be degenerative changes within the peripheral nerves and ischaemia as a result of vasoconstriction.
+'''Hypothermia''' in reptiles can lead to cellular necrosis (of [[Lizard Avascular Necrosis of Digits or Tail|digits and tail]] for example) and should be taken seriously. Metabolic processes are slowed (via CNS changes) and the consequences of this can be degenerative changes within the peripheral nerves and ischaemia as a result of vasoconstriction.
 *Hypothermia cases should be gently warmed in the same manner as described above.
 [[Category:Lizard_Diseases|H]]

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−	'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking a full clinical [[Lizard and Snake Taking a History\|history]] and conducting a [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].	+	'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking a full clinical [[Lizard and Snake Taking a History\|history]] and conducting a complete [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].

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−	'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking ~~the~~ [[Lizard and Snake Taking a History\|~~animal's~~ history]] and a [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].	+	'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking a full clinical [[Lizard and Snake Taking a History\|history]] and conducting a [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].

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	'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking the [[Lizard and Snake Taking a History\|animal's history]] and a [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].		'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking the [[Lizard and Snake Taking a History\|animal's history]] and a [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].

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−	'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking the [[Lizard and Snake ~~Tahing~~ a History\|animal's history]] and a [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].	+	'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking the [[Lizard and Snake Taking a History\|animal's history]] and a [[Lizard Physical Examination\|physical examination]]. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care\|supportive care]].

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-Hyperthermia is diagnosed by taking the animal's history and a physical examination. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care|supportive care]].
+'''Hyperthermia''' is diagnosed by taking the animal's history and a physical examination. Clinical signs usually include tachypnoea and dyspnoea. Treatment is to slowly cool the animal with tepid (not cold) soaked towels loosely wrapped aroud the body. Also carry out [[Lizard Supportive Care|supportive care]].
 Hypothermia in reptiles can lead to cellular necrosis (of [[Lizard Skin Diseases|digits and tail]] for example) and should be taken seriously. Metabolic processes are slowed (ie. CNS) and consequences can be degenerative changes within the peripheral nerves and ischaemia as a result of vasoconstriction.
 *Hypothermia cases should be gently warmed in the same manner as described above.
 [[Category:Lizard_Diseases]]