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1 Physical Examinations

2 Physical Examinations
History Visual Examination TPR Temperature Respiratory Apnea Dyspnea Tachypnea Physical Examinations

3 TPR Pulse/Heart rate Physical Examinations Normal sinus rhythm Normal sinus arrhythmia Bradycardia Tachycardia

4 Physical Examinations
Attitude Mucous Membrane (mm) color Normal color in mammals Normal color in reptiles: white Blue (cyanotic) Pale/white Physical Examinations

5 Physical Examinations
Mucous Membrane (mm) color Yellow (icteric/jaundice) right red Physical Examinations

6 Physical Examinations
CRT (Capillary Refill Time) Integumentary   Alopecia   Lumps or Bumps Abscess Cysts Lipoma   Ectoparasites Wounds Physical Examinations

7 Physical Examinations
Eyes/Ears Ocular discharge Clear Yellow/green   Color change to the eye Blue   Cloudy – cataract Pupil size Ear discharge Bacteria/Yeast Infection (brown and creamy discharge) Ear mites (Dark brown -looks like coffee grounds) Physical Examinations

8 Physical Examinations
Leg/Hoof Wounds Lameness Deformities Nails Urogential system Sexual status Reproductive physical abnormalities Bladder for tenderness Physical Examinations

9 Physical Examinations
Oral Cavity Gingivitis Tartar Discolored teeth Gastrointestinal Central Nervous System (CNS) Physical Examinations

10 Physical Examinations
Anal Sacs Scooting on their rear end Constant licking around the rectum Abnormal tail carriage Lymph nodes Physical Examinations

11 Grooming Bathing Shampoos Mild shampoos Medicated shampoos dish soap
baby shampoo general pet shampoos Medicated shampoos Blue snow collodial oatmeal tar-sulfur benzoyl peroxide iodine lindane/mitaban Grooming

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