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What is the most appropriate type of catheter material to use in the horse tha needs IV antibiotics twice daily for 2-4 wks
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Silicon
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Which vein can be used as alternate catheter sites in the horse
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Lateral thoracic vein
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Applying an antibiotic ointment at the site of IV catheter insertion reduces the risk of infection
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True
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If thrombophlebitis is suspected, what is th apporpraite action to take
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Aseptically remove the catheter, submit the catheter for culture and discontinue all use of the affected vein
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Which heart valve is most commonly affected with an IV catheter associated bacterial endocarditis in horses
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The tricuspid valve
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Should an intravenous catheter always be placed aseptically in the horse
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Yes
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What is a common bacterial agent associated with thrombophlebitis in horses
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Staphylococcous
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Why would you put an IV catheter into a horse
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Anesthesia, euthanasia, fluid therapy and administration of IV meds
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How do catheter type vairy
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Ease of insertion, pliability, material and expense
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What is the approprate gauge catheter to place in an adults jugular vein? a foals?
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14 gauge, 16 or 18 gauge
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What is another name for the medial oblique radiographic view of the distal front limb
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Dorsal medial lateral palmar oblique
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What method helps to reduce the x-ray exposure to humans and animals
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Proper positioning
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Thermography utilizes what type of imaging technology
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Infrared cameras
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What are some common radiographic views of the distal limb in horses
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Lateral oblique, medial oblique, dorsal palmar
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What is important to do when preparing a hore's feet for radiographs
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Pack the frog with playdough
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