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Scientific name for cat:
male:
female:
young:
- Felis catus
- Tom
- Queen
- Kitten
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DSH
DMH
DLH
- short hair
- medium hair
- long hair
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Core VX
Non-core VX
- core- Distemper (Panleukopenia), Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (sks Herpes Virus), Calicivirus (combo)
- -Rabies
- non-core- Leukemia
- - Chlaymydia
- - FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis)
- - FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)
- combo vaccines abbreviated based on first letter of disease
- - DRC, PRC, FVRCP
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repro in cats:
sexual maturity:
castration:
gestation:
- males:
- - 5-12 months
- - 5-6 months
- females:
- - 4-9 months
- - 6 months
- - 63 days
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scientific name for dog:
male:
female:
young:
- Canis familiaris
- -dog
- - bitch
- - puppy (younger than 12 months)
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core VX
non-core VX
- core- Distemper, Adenovirus Type II, Parvovirus (combo)
- - Rabies
- non-core
- - Bordetella
- - Parainfluenza
- - Cornoavirus
- - Leptospirosis
- - Lyme
combo based on diseases: DA2P, DA2PP, DA2BP, DA2LPP
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repro in dogs:
- sexual maturity:
- castration:
- gestation:
-estrus or "heat"
- males:
- - 6-9 months
- - 5-6 months
- females:
- - 6-18 months
- - 6 months
- - 63 days
- - lasts 21 days; every 6 months
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Ausciltation of the Heart:
Left side
Right side
- Left side: Aortic, Pulmonary, Mitral
- Right side: Tricuspid
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Palpation of teh Abdomen
Left side
Ventral
- - left side:
- 1. diaphram & kidneys 4. NA
- 2. liver & spleen 5. pelvis
- 3. kidneys 6. bladder or uterus
- -Ventral:
- 1. Diaphram & spleen & kidneys 2. liver & stomach
- 3. colon 4. NA
- 5. Pelvis 6. bladder
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3 first impressions of the animal
- 1. attitude and awareness
- - BAR
- - QAR
- - Depressed
- 2. gait
- 3. general appearance
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Vital Signs
- Temperature
- Heart Rate & Pulse
- Respirations
-MM & CRT
- T: 100-102.5
- P: 70-180 BPM - dogs
- up to 220 - small breeds & puppies
- 160-240 BPM - cats ( ? anything over 220)
- R: 16-24 RPM - dogs (do NOT count panting)
- 16-30 RPM - cats
- MM & CRT: pink & moist, < 2 secs
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Dog Groups:
- Sporting Group:
- Hound group:
- Working group:
- assist with hunting. "Forerunners" find and indicate the location of game. " flushers" expose game, "retievers" retrieve the game and bring it to the hunter.
- assist with hunting adn tracking using sight and scent.
- work in various jobs including guarding, sledding, adn rescue
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Dog groups:
- terrier group:
- toy group:
- non-sporting group:
- herding group:
- hunt ground animals and vermin.
- companion dogs bred for pure enjoyment. often have luxurious coats.
- mixed group with various purposes. do NOT fit in any other group.
- assist with livestock. guard and control movement of livestock.
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