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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS differential diagnosis n. Determination of which one of two or more diseases with similar symptoms is the one from which the patient is suffering. Also called differentiation. IN SMALL ANIMAL MEDICINE by Alex Gough Alex Gough may refer to: - Alex Gough (luger), a female Canadian Olympic competitor
- Alex Gough (squash player), a male professional squash player
(9781405132527, $59.99) is for practicing vets and students interested
in quick diagnosis strategies. It's designed to be a quick
reference focusing on differential diagnosis, and lists major problems
in small animal medicine and diagnoses from diverse findings from lab
tests to physical examination. Color photos and protocols for selected
diagnostic tests supplement technical information on the majority of
presentations encountered in a vet's practice. Tables of signs and
applied scores accompany charts and references. The second updated
edition of Kevin Dolan's LABORATORY ANIMAL LAW: LEGAL CONTROL OF
THE USE OF ANIMALS IN RESEARCH (9781405162821, $79.99) is written by the
leading expert in the field and is the only guide to offer specific
insights on the legal obligations of caring for lab animals. New
additions to this update include details on new welfare legislation,
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actual applications of legal controls over research animals. Debra F.
Horwitz & Jacqueline C. Nielson's FIVE MINUTE VETERINARY
CONSULT: CANINE & FELINE feline
of, or pertaining to, members of the family Felidae. See also cat.
feline agranulocytosis see feline panleukopenia (below).
feline actinic dermatitis see solar dermatitis. BEHAVIOR (9780781757355, $89.99) joins
others in the 'Five-Minute' series to offer up a manual
perfect for practicing vets and college-level students. An alphabetical
arrangement lends to quick reference while coverage outlines common
behaviors in dogs and cats, from different types of aggression and ways
of expressing anxiety to destructive behaviors. A CD-ROM CD-ROM: see compact disc. CD-ROM in full compact disc read-only memory
Type of computer storage medium that is read optically (e.g., by a laser). of client
handouts accompanies differential diagnostics, therapeutic techniques
reviews, and contributing risk factors. Students also learn how to take
and assess histories. Melinda D. Merck, DVM's VETERINARY FORENSICS See computer forensics. :
ANIMAL CRUELTY INVESTIGATIONS (9780813815015, $89.99) offers up a
practical desk reference for vets, pathologists and investigators,
integrating the resources needed to work on and investigate animal abuse
cases. From crime scene investigation Crime scene investigation may refer to: - Forensic science, science used in determining legal proceedings
- , a US television series
and forensic testing to compiling
evidence that will hold up in court, VETERINARY FORENSICS offers a
resource essential for animal cruelty investigators. All are top picks
college-level veterinary school Noun 1. veterinary school - a school teaching veterinary medicine school - an educational institution; "the school was founded in 1900" collections--and practicing vets--will
find loaded with real-world applications and techniques.
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