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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PYREXIC»
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1
Handbook of Pig Medicine
Differential diagnosis Differential diagnoses include the following. ○ Classical
swine fever. An important differential. Pigs are also very pyrexic and septicaemic.
○ Acute swine erysipelas. Pyrexia and anorexia occur, but no diarrhoea is found.
Peter G. G. Jackson, Peter D. Cockcroft, 2007
2
Medical Disorders in Pregnancy: A Manual for Midwives
... in labour, and is pyrexic and _ Commence aniibioiiCS and moniior tachycardic,
this may result in fetal tachycardia. In this ieiai Weiibeing especiaiiy if ihe case
electronic monitoring of the fetal heart rate in labour moiher is pyrexiC in iab0ui._
...
S. Elizabeth Robson, Jason Waugh, 2013
Pfllif \'£ stimulates macrophage IL-1 secretion, and IL-1 has a thermoregulatory
pyrexic effect and Can stimulate ACTH and corticosterone secretion. We
subsequently examined the conditionability of poly I:C induced pyrexic
responses.
Hypocalcaemia may present as an apparently excited, pyrexic and pneumonic
goat. Normal respiratory rate: adult 15—30/minute, kid 20—4O/minute '
Auscultation The cranioventral lung border is at the sixth rib, the middle of the
thorax is the ...
2 illustrates the pyrexic response to 1'2 ul of Sh. dysenteriae or S. typhosa
injected into different regions of the hypothalamus, mesencephalon or thalamus
of three unanaesthetized rhesus monkeys. Sh. dysenteriae given in the dorso-
medial ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
6
Animal Bioethics: Principles and Teaching Methods
All four bullocks stood with arched backs, were reluctant to move, appeared
depressed, and were inappetent and pyrexic. The animals had been left at grass
following application of the rubber rings and had not been inspected for five days.
7
Fluid Therapy for Veterinary Technicians and Nurses
Patients that are pyrexic have an elevated body temperature that is a result of the
body's attempts at defending itself. Temperatures reaching 41.0°C or higher
require active cooling as just described. Temperatures below 41.0°C should be ...
8
English for Medical Purposes: Spelling and Vocabulary
VIPS developed by Andrew Jackson, Rotherham General Hospital noun verb
adjective site site situated , sited resite resite resited swelling swell swollen
induration indurate indurative palpation palpate palpable pyrexia be pyrexic
pyrexic ...
Many acute BVDV infections are subclinical, but some cattle become pyrexic,
appear dull and have oral/nasal erosions that quickly heal (242). Transient
diarrhoea and milk drop may be the only signs in lactating dairy cattle and most
affected ...
Phillip R. Scott, Colin D. Penny, Alastair Macrae, 2011
10
Clinical Bone Marrow and Blood Stem Cell Transplantation
Infective endocarditis should be excluded in pyrexic patients by blood cultures
from sources other than the Hickman catheter and by echocardiography.
particularly in patients with a cardiac murmur or previously documented valvular
or ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PYREXIC»
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AHVLA Report: Klebsiella Mastitis in Sows in August 2014
Aborting sows were off-colour, inappetant and pyrexic (40-41°C) for 24-48 hours prior to abortion around a week before they were due. No PRRS virus, or any ... «ThePigSite.com, Oct 14»
Potomac horse fever: Waterways pose risk – expert
In the early stage of infection, horses may become anorexic, depressed, pyrexic and have decreased gut sounds. This is usually followed by loose stools or ... «Horsetalk, Oct 13»
Understanding Equine Monocytic Ehrlichiosis
In the early stage of the infection, horses might become anorexic, depressed, pyrexic (they have a fever), and have decreased gut sounds. This is usually ... «TheHorse.com, Oct 13»
Coronavirus: A Cause of Enteric Disease in Adult Horses?
... coronavirus isn't likely to be an incidental finding in diarrhea panels and should be considered a significant pathogen in adult equine enteric pyrexic disease. «TheHorse.com, Nov 12»
Dangers of wire fragments highlighted
Three of the horses developed acute colic, and the other progressively lost weight and became inappetent and pyrexic. Metal wires were detected either by ... «Horsetalk, Apr 09»
