Ce ume rendContents 1. Introduction 28 Notmal Feline Colon 29 Constipation/Colonic impaction 30 Normal Penereas etre el 31 Acute Pancreatitis: ute ued 32 Normal Pancres Bills uh 33 Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency 2 Normal Hear 24 Normal Liver 3 Chante Valvular Disease 35 tn Stage Liver Disease 4. Norinal Canine Heart 36 Normal Liver 5 Heareworm Diserse 37 Hepatic Neoplasia 6 Normal Canine Heat F Canine Dialed Carclomyopathy 8 Normal Feline Heart os 9 Feline Hyperraphic Cardiomyopathy Integumentary System 41 NomalFene Heart 17 Feine bisted Cardiomyopathy 49 ionba Sie yresiiet Anseoany 12 Normal iymph Node Architecture 39 Anal Sac Abscess 13 Lymphosarcama 40 Skin Abscess 41 Flea-Allergy Dermatitis BE seal Musculoskeletal System 14 Normal Feline Dentition 15 Periocional Disease 42 Normal Vertebrate/Spinal Cord 23 Interverteaval Disk Disease 16 Normal Carine Bentiion 17 Carnassial Tooth Aascess 44 Normal Shoulder 45 Osteochondriis Dssecans 18 Noreal stomach 49 Hemorrhagic Gastritis with Ulcers 46 Noma ERM ces 47 Ununited Anconeal Process/Pansteis 20 Normal Stomach oa 2) Gist Dilatation with Volvulas 48 Normal tp Joint 22 Normal Smal Intestine pe 23 Foreign Bodies 50 Noxmal Rear Leg 51 Femoral Fracture 24 varvenral Enters 25 Intussusception 26 Normal Canine Colon 27 Chronic Colitis SWl Ud W Adele UO 0 DMD bo bb ‘52 Normal Stife 53 Ruptured Cranial Cruciate Ligament ‘54 Normal Stile 5 Patellar Luxation ES ESAS 36 Normal Mouth/Upper Airway 57 Tonsilitis 58 Normal Canine Thorax 59 Collapsing Trachea 60 Normal Feline Thorax 67 Pulmonary Edema Urogenital System EE Ne Canine Kidney 5 Grronic Renal Disease ‘E£ Nommal Canine Kidney 55 Rests Roral Failure 6 Neral Usinary Blader Bladder Stones 165 Newmat Canine Lower Urinary System 59 Canine Urethral Obstruction 20 Normal Feline Lower Urinary System 71 Faline Lower Urinary Tract Disease 72 Normal Prostate Gland 73 Senign Prostatic Hyperplasia 74 Ovariohysterectomy 75 Pyometre 26 Canine Castration 77 Testicular Tumors Ren 78 Normal Canine tye 79 Nuclear Sclerass/ Cataracts 80 Normal Feline Eye 81 Glaucoma 82 Normal Feline Eye 83 Comeal Ulceration 184 Normal Heating Apparatus 85 Oils Extemna/Mediasinterna Peek SC 86 Heartworms 87 Giardia 88 Hookworms 89 Whipworms 90 Roundkworms 91 Tapewarmns (tenia) £92 Tapeworms (Dipyiim caninum) 93 Fleas 94 Ticks 95 Sarcoptes 196 Demodex 97 Cheyletil ‘98 Ear Mites 99 Bibliography“e006 is et Narn, In Petal by siay hone asin Cpr he “Alltights reserved. 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For example, each ihsrston has been reed by appropriate netsh, faculty atthe College of Velsinary Medicine, Colorado State Universe The alos snot intended! tobe an cahaustve review of anatomy, poly, or medicine, Fer mere information, const the tbraphy or ret to presebing iformatin on spectc crue Your ifs Coury Ofte wil ay he happy tm give ye ace ard inferior youl find thet centace data Ise at the acto teas “The At conan istrations of the moat common conctions son in cna praes. hereto, is proper ace isi the xara roo so outcast ally Seance Sent edston Huts Pet nutrition, IneHill’s Atlas of Veterinary Clinical Anatomy Normal Heart Right ventricle Lefe ventricle lef atrioventricular valve Valve leat Chora tendinea Papillary muscle = SS S = = — = S = = = = g J qGUD DDE Read dada 's Atlas of Veterinary Cl al Anatomy Chronic Valvular Disease Shrunken, nodular, distorted atioventriculr valves Chord tendines ‘degeneration and rupture thickened (Chironte Valvular Disease Diagnostic Plan History Physical examination ‘Chest auscultation ‘Chest palpation flood work UUnnabss ‘Chest erays Electrocatdiography Heartworm check Fchocarciagraphy Anaiocardlography ‘Therapeutic Plan Drugs ta strengthen the heart Diuretics Drugs that late ‘blood vessels Drugs that correct abnormal heart rhythms Exercise restriction Dietary Plan ‘Ami restricted sodium det fora moderately restricted fodium et necessary, change to a Severely resneted soxiam ditAtlas of Veterinary Clinical Anatomy Normal Canine Heart otic arch Pulmonary artery alt acum Aight atrium Right venirile Coronary vessels Left ventricle Lo atrioventricular vale Chorda tending Left venice Right atrioventricular valve Left ventricular ree wall Right venticle Papillary muscle Ventricular septum Right ventricular free wall LLL)‘Adult heartworms in the pulmonary arteries, right tum, andl right ventricle Disease within the pulmonary arteries leads to sigh ventscular dation, Fnypertrophy, and flora, Hypertrophic right ventricular muscles. Dilated right ventile Heartworm Disease Diagnostic Plan ‘Therapeutle Plan Dietary Plan History Drags to kil adult worms ‘cle with controlled eves of Physical examination Restricted exercise protein, phosphorus and sodium Heartworm check Aspirin Consider body condition Blood work Comticostercids Urinalysis Drags to il larvae Chest ays in the bloodstream Flecirocardiography Prevention Echocardiography surgeryFight atium Right ventricle Right atrioventricular valve] Aight ventricular fre wal Right ventricle Aortic arch Pulmonary artery Loft atrium Coronary vessels Left atrioventricular valve Chord tendinea Left ventricle Left ventricular free wall Ventricular septum Popllay muscle Left ventricle's Atlas of Veterinary Clinical Anatomy ie Dilated Cardiomyopathy A globular shaped heart with severe & ‘ition of both atria and ventricles ‘Atrophied papillary muscle "Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy — Diagnostic Plan ‘Therapeutic Plan Dietary Plan History Enforced rest Adiot that avoids excess Physical examination Removal of uid fom levels of sodium — Urinalysis the chest and abdomen Blood work Diuretics Chest rays ‘Drugs that strengthen the heart Fleciocardiography rugs that diate blood vessels Echocardiography Bronchodilators — Xrays of the hart after ‘Oxygen therapy ‘dye injectionHill’s Atlas of Vet ry Clinical Anatomy Normal Feline Heart Aor arch Pulmonary artery Left atium Left ventricle Right ventricle Chorda tendinea Papilary muscle Eetivemaie Right ventricular free wall Loft ventricular free wall Ventricular septumHill’s Atlas of Veterinary Cli ical Anatomy Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy ‘Abnormally nereasee! muscle mass due to a hypertrophied, rondated let ventricle Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Diagnostle Plan History Physical examination Chest auscultation Palpation of femoral pulses ‘and hindlimb musculature Blood work Urinalysis, Hectrocardiogrephy Chest xrays Echocardiography Kerays of the heart and abdominal blood vessels after dye injection ‘Therapeutic Plan Dietary Plan Enforced rest ‘Aclet that avoids excess Bronchodiiators levels of sodium ‘Onygen therapy Removal of fui from the chest and abdomen Drugs that dilate blood vessels Aspirin Bela blockers Heparin Surgery