Sara Jackson
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Get Keppra in there too 🙂
Benzo and ket – if not fully relaxed then full GA 🙂
I spoke to someone who said that some medics are saying alpha-2 at low doses may have some reno-protective properties. What do you think?Sara
Thank you for this – I’m going to share it with my teams as, yes, I still see it far too much. “Easier to keep the owner happy and give antib” 🙁
S
No associated peritonitis 🙂
We stock it but it’s so expensive.
I had a vizla who was only slightly off colour but the owner was sure she’d swallow a stitching needle. Found it outside the stomach being walled off by the omentum. All was grand after surgery… Except she wanted to eat us.
I’m not a massive fan of sending clients home with the granules although I do have the option. Did the owner water it down or put it with dry food?
I normally use the suspension (which doesn’t have sorbitol in it).
S
I’ve been thinking this for a while actually – I think we should stock ondansetron as well as maropitant.
When I was seeing practice at RVC the guys told me Dan Chan is not a fan of stimulants but they make so much sense to me to, like you say, kick start them.
Hey Gail,
Yup we use TS too – allows us with differentiation for exudate vs transudate vs modified transudate.
Not sure re cats – I use it there too but maybe the numbers haven’t been done.
S
Hi Gail,
You’re right …
I stole this from clinician’s brief for the numbers.
Abdominal glucose level > 20 mg/dL lower than blood glucose level (dogs) **needs translation to mmo/l)**
– Peritoneal fluid lactate level > 2.5 mmol/L or a difference < -2 mmol/L between lactate levels in blood and peritoneal fluid (dogs)The glucose is used as an energy source for the bacteria in the abdomen hence it gets low.
Neutrophils, with toxic changes and intracellular bacteria. Suspect a septic peritonitis so I’d please like a glucose and lactate to compare with plasma glucose/lactate.
Love this slides.
Hey Scott,
This is great and I think I’ll look into this. Would you use it in the emergency setting, once the patient is stabilised?
S
Fab, thanks guys 🙂
Always love these cases
Distal limb swelling:
Hypoproteinaemia
lymphoedema: congential, neoplasia, trauma, inflammation
cardiac diseasePyrexia:
Inflammation, infection, neoplasia, auto-immune -
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