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Medicating large animals

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The simplest way to administer oral medications to all large animals is to   place them in food or water  
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oral medications are administered by a variety of methods when not put in food these include   syringes, drenching, balling guns, and nasogastric and orogastric intubation  
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syringe medicating involves   placing the syringe into the mouth at the commissure of the lips near the interdental space between the cheeks and teeth and advance as far back as possible and lifting the head slightly  
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PPE for administering syringe medications to large animals orally is   mask, safety glasses, mask, safety glasses, gloves, 60 ml syringe, and a palatable substance ex. karo syrup, maple syrup  
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true or false Mineral oil should never be given via a drench, inhalation of mineral oil can be fatal   True  
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If large amounts of medications or fluids need to be given what type of administration should be used   nasogastric intubation  
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once the tube is passed into the esophagus via the nostral the tube should be checked for placement by   checking the premeasured mark, most patients will cough if the tube is in the trachea, visulization, blowing air in the tube and listening for gurgles  
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After medication is put into the tube it should be   flushed with water to confirm all medication reached the rumen or the stomach  
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removal of the tube can have complications to include   nosebleed or aspiration of any residual fluid or medication  
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NGT are used in horses to   relieve gastric distention and/or gastric lavage  
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because of small nasal passages in some animals this type of tube is used   orogastric tube, which is a tube placed in the stomach via the mouth  
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When removing the tube it is important to   occlude the end of the tube and kinking it preventing any residual fluid from entering the trachea when the tube is removed from the patient  
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