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What is the average dog T? 100.0–102.5°F
What is the average dog P/HR? 60–160 bpm
What is the average dog RR? 10–30 breaths/min
What is the average dog and cat CRT? Less than 2 seconds
What should the average LARGE dogs HR be? 60–100 bpm
What should the average SMALL dogs HR be? 100–160 bpm
What should the average PUPPIES HR be? up to 180 bpm
What is the average cat T? 100.5–102.5°F
What is the average cat P/HR? 140–220 bpm
What is the average cat RR? 20–40 breaths/min
What does pale or white MM mean? Anemia, shock, or blood loss
What does blue MM mean? Low oxygen
What does brick red MM mean? Heat stroke, or sepsis
What does yellow MM mean? Liver disease, a blocked gallbladder/bile duct, or an autoimmune condition that destroys red blood cells (IMHA).
How is Fear Free FAS scale graded? 0-5, 0 being relaxed, and 5 being extreme stress.
What are all the 5 scales of FAS? 0 is relaxed, 1 is mild concern, 2 is moderate stress, 3 is severe stress, 4 is panic/aggression, and 5 is extreme stress.
What are the ABCs of vet triage? A=Airway, B=Breathing, C=Circulation, D=Disability/Neurologic
How is BCS graded? 1 to 9, 1 being Emaciated, or no body fat, and 9 being Severely Obese.
What is the ideal BCS grade? 5
What is ETCO2? End Tidal Carbon Dioxide, the amount of CO2 in an exhale.
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