Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration MSU Agriscience Webpage (www.agriscience.msu.edu)www.agriscience.msu.edu Topic # 3052 Ms. Blakeley.

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Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration MSU Agriscience Webpage ( Topic # 3052 Ms. Blakeley

Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration l _____________ »A _________ of hotness or coldness measured on a scale »Know the temperature of the species that is being examined ___________ determining if species is abnormal »Various activities will effect temperature such as air temperature, illness, exercise, and pregnancy

Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration Continued l Temperatures Among Different Animals »Cat Degrees »_______ Degrees »Dog _____ Degrees »Horse Degrees »_____ 102Degrees »Rabbit Degrees »Sheep _____ Degrees

Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration Continued l _________ »Regular throbbing caused in the arteries by the ________________ of the heart »When taking a pulse, count for 15 seconds and then multiply by _______ to get a full minute reading »Ways to take human and some animal pulses include using: stethoscope, by hand on wrist or neck which contains a major artery

Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration Continued l Pulse »For cattle, press the artery outside the jaw just below the border »Sheep and swine, use the artery on the __________ »Horses, artery at the jaw in front of throat latch or inside of elbow »Small animals like cats and dogs, hand the _____________ in both hands and count the heart beets

Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration Continued l Heart Rates Among Different Animals »Cat 120 Degrees »Cow 102 Degrees »Dog 110 Degrees »Horse ____ Degrees »Human 70 Degrees »Sheep 75 Degrees »Mouse ____ Degrees »Elephant 35 Degrees

Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration Continued l ________________ »The placing of air or dissolved gases in intimate contact with the circulating medium of a multi-cellular organism »______________ is the best way to determine pulse »Count the number of times the cheats rises on animal

Normal Temperature, Pulse and Respiration Continued l Respiratory Rates Among Different Animals »Animals:Beats/minute: »Cat26 »Cow30 »Dog22 »Horse___ »Human12 »Rat___