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Latest revision as of 09:02, 23 October 2018
Equine Internal Medicine Flashcards provided by Manson Publishing
This category contains Cattle Medicine Q&A flashcards provided by Mansons publishing, as part of the OVAL Project. Each flashcard consists of descriptions of an Equine case with questions and answer.
These questions are taken from the Equine Internal Medicine Self-Assessment Colour Review book which features a total of 239 questions.
Content
- 4-year-old horse with gastric rupture
- Horse with a corneal ulcer
- 10-year-old mare with rapid onset of abnormal mentation
- 23-year-old with chronic cough and failure to shed its winter coat
- 8-year-old pony with weight loss, inappetence and non-painful pitting oedema of the ventral abdomen
- 4-month-old foal with bilateral swelling behind ramus of the mandible
- 3-year-old Thoroughbred mare with history of intermittent coughing and exercise intolerance
- Acute colic, fever and fluidy gut sounds
- 12-hour-old foal which is weak and lethargic with pale jaundiced mucous membranes
- 10-day-old filly losing milk through both nostrils whilst suckling
- 2-day-old colt with frequently seen with abnormal posture
- Horse with acute onset of exercise intolerance
- Septicaemia in the foal associated with vascular compromise
- Abnormal eye seen in pre-purchase examination
- Exploratory laparotomy in 14-month-old colt due to small intestinal obstruction
- 9-week-old Arabian foal with recurrent respiratory infections
- 10-week-old foal with signs of acute dyspnoea
- 12-year-old pony with history of weight loss, intermittent fever and ventral thoracic and abdominal oedema
- Decreased breath sounds on auscultation of 4-year-old
- 8-year-old with acute colic and abdominal distension
- 18-year-old Warmblood with progressive alopecia
- Thoroughbred with six-year history of chronic cough and intermittent nasal discharge
- Warmblood gelding with signs of mild abdominal pain over the previous two hours
Pages in category "Equine Internal Medicine Q&A"
The following 23 pages are in this category, out of 23 total.
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- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 01
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 02
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 03
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 04
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 05
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 06
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 07
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 08
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 09
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 10
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 11
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 12
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 13
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 14
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 15
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- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 18
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 19
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 20
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 21
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 22
- Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 23