Nutritional Diseases - Extension Veterinary Medicine
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Miscellaneous NonInfectious Diseases
4-H Veterinary Science
Extension Veterinary Medicine
Texas AgriLife Extension Service
College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Texas A&M System
http://aevm.tamu.edu
Objectives
Describe diseases of the endocrine system
Describe stress disorders
Discuss heat exhaustion and heat exertion
Discuss types of burns, cuts, fractures and
sprains
Review
Non-infectious diseases
Nutritional diseases
Reproductive problems
Chemical poisoning
Toxicity of insecticides
Poisonous plants
Miscellaneous non-infectious diseases
Physical Disorders
Stress
Hyperthermia
Heat exhaustion
Burns
Hypothermia
Trauma
Stress
Environment
Affects all animals
Unable to adapt
Affects
Behavior
Vices
Health
Productivity
Growth
Disease resistance
Heat exhaustion
Affects
Hard working animals
Intense heat
Normal body temperature
Symptoms
Weakness
Muscle tremors
Collapse
Electrolyte imbalance
Prevention
Keep cool
Fans
Open facilities
Burns
Exposure
Sun
Non-pigmented skin
Photosensitization
Corrosive chemicals
Hot liquids
Objects
Flames
Friction
Electricity
Mild to Severe
Hypothermia
Exposure
Prolonged cold weather
Body temperature < 90°F
Grave < 50°F
Affects all
Newborns
Pigs and lambs
Frostbite
Affects extremities
Damages skin
Burns
Hypothermia Prevention
Trauma
Causes
Open wounds
Puncture wounds
Fractures
Sprains
Complications
Initially
Hemorrhage
Later
Infections
Medical attention
Soft tissue wounds
Radiographs
Lameness evaluation
Due to sprains
Symptoms
Hot and swollen areas
Endocrine System
Disorders
Excess hormones
Deficient hormones
Hormonal imbalance
Symptoms
Alopecia
Seizuers
Excess urination
Hair loss
Polyuria
Rapid weight loss
Fractures
Causes
Hyperfunctions
Hypofunctions
Diagnosis
Blood tests
Diagnostic imaging
Exploratory surgery
Cardiovascular Disorders
Circulatory shock
Inadequate circulatory output (reduced blood
volume)
Internal bleeding
Burns
Intestinal obstruction
Prolonged urination
Persistent vomiting and diarrhea
Bacterial infections may be a factor
Symptoms
Weak rapid pulse
Soft heart sounds
Pale, cold dry mucous membranes
Cold skin
Collapse
Coma
Digestive and Urinary Disorders
Problems
Dogs
Horses
Anal sac impactions
Lampas of the mouth
Colic
Laminitis
Cattle
Bloat
Hardware
Displaced abomasum
All animals
GI tract obstructions
Choke
Hair ball
Foreign body
Impaction
Constipation
Kidney failure
Urinary calculi
Anal sac impaction
Hardware disease
Bloat
Displaced abomasum
Colic
Laminitis
Hair ball
Urinary calculi
Neoplasms
Cancer
Benign
Malignant
Development
Anywhere
Diagnosis
Observation
Diagnostic imaging
Biopsy
Exploratory surgery