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Quantitative Checks

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show Accurate measurements of an animal's health  
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show They have specialist equipment to get accurate readings and diagnosis  
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show To assess weight gain and loss  
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How does the age of an aimal affect its weight   show
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show Female animals should gradually gain weight in the early stages of pregnancy  
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How does ill health affect the weight of an animal?   show
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show Once a month  
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How often should a GOAT be weighed?   show
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When should an animal be weighed more frequently?   show
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show Scales must be zeroed prior to animal being put/walking onto them  
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show Place it in a pillow case and then put it on weighing scales  
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How can we weigh a GOAT?   show
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A cat or a rabbit may not stay still long enough to weigh it accurately, what can we do?   show
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What are TPR checks?   show
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show When we think an animal is ill  
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show Rectally with a digital thermometer  
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How is temperature measured?   show
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What must we do before using a thermometer   show
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show Restrain animal securely. Apply a small amount of lubricant to the bulb end of the thermometer. Insert thermometer gently into the anus with a gentle twisting action. Hold in position for 30–60 seconds. Remove, clean and read temperature.  
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Name three possible abnormalities in the temperature of DOGS, CATS, RABBITS, GOATS and CHICKENS   show
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What is hyperthermia?   show
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What is pyrexia?   show
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show Reduced body temperature which could be caused by shock, circulatory collapse or just prior to giving birth.  
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show The body temperature of bearded dragons is not monitored because they are ectothermic. A rectal thermometer MUST NOT be used.  
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show They require an external heat source to maintain their body temperature. The temperature of their enclosure should be monitored to ensure it is within the guideline temperature range  
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How do we know when a BEARDED DRAGON is too warm?   show
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How do we know when a BEARDED DRAGON is too cold?   show
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show In beats per minute (BPM)  
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What does BPM stand for?   show
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show At any point where an artery runs near the surface of the animal’s skin.  
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Where is the FEMORAL pulse found?   show
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show At the back of the paw between the stopper pad and the metacarpal pad  
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show On the underside of the tail near the base  
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What are the three types of pulse?   show
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show Because there is a faint pulse in the human thumb  
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show Restrain the animal. Find the artery with the fingers. Apply firm pressure to the artery using at least two fingers. Count the pulsations for 1 minute (using stopwatch/watch to time).  
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show Anxiety, stress, illness, shock, exercise  
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show Sleep, unconsciousness or hypothermia  
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show Stress, pain, early shock, exercise, excitement and fear.  
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show Breaths per minute  
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show Observe the animal when at rest (not sleeping or panting). Watch the movement of the chest, counting either breaths in or out (but not both) for 1 minute  
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What are the three types abnormalities in animal pulse rates?   show
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show Slow or decreased breathing rate caused by sleep, unconsciousness or hypothermia  
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show Rapid or increased breathing rate caused by stress, pain, fever, exercise, excitement and fear  
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What is dyspnoea?   show
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show Egg count, detailed blood test, urine test, TPR checks  
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Why should certain tests only be carried out by vets?   show
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What is an egg count?   show
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show Bacteria, increased white blood cell count, calcium levels, magnesium levels and sugar levels  
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What does a urine test check for?   show
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show Temperature, pulse and respiration  
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