Veterinary First Aid
edited by: Vineet Kumar, Anand Mohan, Neelam Kushwaha, Raju Kumar Dewry, & ChandrahasLength: 152 mm | Breadth: 15.60 mm | Height: 229 mm | Imprint: NIPA | Weight: 500 GMS
Keywords
assessment, emergencies, allergic reactions, animal bites, bleeding, wounds, burns, frostbite, electrocution, hyperthermia, hypothermia, drowning, constipation, diarrhea, dehydration, vomiting, seizures, traumatic injury, shock, abdominal pain, cardiac emergency, eye emergency, ear emergency, gastrointestinal emergency, gynecological emergency, obstetrical emergency, mammary emergency, musculoskeletal emergency, respiratory emergency, urinary emergency, metabolic emergency, poisoning, drug poisoning, chocolate poisoning, metal toxicity, pesticide poisoning, plant toxicity, urea poisoning, euthanasiaVeterinary First Aid is written with a broad view to provide succinct but useful and essential information for animal owners, paraveterinarians, and practicing veterinarians. Stakeholder feedback from animal health camps and Kissan Samvad was gathered to write this book. Thirty-seven chapters covering common clinical conditions found in the field and first aid are included in this book. Each chapter generally covers an overview of key points, an introduction, etiologies, clinical findings, first aid given, and suggested references. The authors tried to incorporate their academic knowledge and practical experience into this book to ensure readers benefit.
Vineet Kumar: Associate Professor, Department of Veterinary Clinical Complex, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Kishanganj, Arrabari, Bihar – 855107, India
Anand Mohan: Assistant Professor (Veterinary Medicine), Department of Veterinary Clinical Complex, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Kishanganj, Arrabari, Bihar – 855107, India
Neelam Kushwaha: Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary Medicine, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Kishanganj, Arrabari, Bihar – 855107, India
Raju Kumar Dewry: Assistant Professor & Head, Department of Veterinary Gynaecology & Obstetrics, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Kishanganj, Arrabari, Bihar – 855107, India
Chandrahas: Dean, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Kishanganj, Arrabari, Bihar-855107, India
I General
1. Assesment of patients by Anand Mohan
II Emergencies
2. Allergic reactions by Safeeda Sultana Begum
3. Animal Bites and Stings by Neelam Kushwaha
4. Bleeding by Kumari Chandrakala
5. Wounds by Mamta Mishra
6. Burns by Kumari Chandrakala
7. Frostbite by Anand Mohan
8. Electrocution by Mamta Mishra
9. Hyperthermia by Safeeda Sultana Begum
10. Hypothermia by Neelam Kushwaha
11. Drowning by Neelam Kushwaha
12. Constipation by Kumari Chandrakala
13. Diarrohea by Safeeda Sultana Begum
14. Dehydration by Anand Mohan
15. Vomiting by Neelam Kushwaha
16. Seizures by Neelam Kushwaha
17. Traumatic injury by Mamta Mishra
18. Shock by Safeeda Sultana Begum
19. Abdominal pain by Anand Mohan
20. Cardiac emergency by Mamta Mishra
21. Eye emergency by Kumari Chandrakala
22. Ear emergency by Mamta Mishra
23. Gastro-intestinal emergency by Mamta Mishra
24. Gynaecological emergency by Pratyush Kumar, Abhishek Kumar, Raju Kumar Dewry, Nancy Jasrotia
25. Obstetrical emergency by Raju Kumar Dewry, Abhishek Kumar, Pratyush Kumar, Nancy Jasrotia
26. Mammary emergency by Anand Mohan
27. Musculoskeletal emergency by Mamta Mishra
28. Respiratory emergency by Anand Mohan
29. Urinary emergency by Kumari Chandrakala
30. Metabolic emergency by Komal, Richa Arora
III Poisoning
31. Drug poisoning by Diptimayee Sahoo
32. Choclate poisoning by Neelam Kushwaha
33. Metal and non-metal toxicity by Sivaraman Ramanarayanan
34. Pesticide poisoning by Safeeda Sultana Begum
35. Plant Toxicity by Sivaraman Ramanarayanan
36. Urea poisoning by Sivaraman Ramanarayanan
IV Miscellaneous
37. Euthanasia by Kumari Chandrakala