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Clinical Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

This book is aimed to guide the pre-clinical veterinary student through basic patient-side diagnostic testing procedures that accompany the in-person laboratory course.

Veterinary MedicineMedicine
Author
Erin Burton and Anna Lalande
Publisher
University of Minnesota
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-NC
Language
EN
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Contents· 66 sections
  1. 01: Laboratory safety
  2. 1.01: General Laboratory Safety
  3. 1.02: Biosafety and Biohazardous Waste
  4. 1.03: Before Leaving the Lab Each Day
  5. 02: Introduction to Common Fecal Diagnostic Procedures
  6. 2.01: Examination of Feces for Diagnosis of Gastrointestinal Parasitism
  7. 2.02: Direct Fecal Smear (Wet Mount)
  8. 2.03: Fecal Flotation
  9. 2.04: Is This a Parasite Egg
  10. 03: The Quantitative Fecal Exam
  11. 3.01: The Quantitative Fecal Exam
  12. 3.02: The McMasters and Wisconsin Techniques
  13. 3.03: Modified McMaster's Technique
  14. 04: Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
  15. 4.01: Interpretation of Results
  16. 4.02: Denaturation Annealing and Primer Extension
  17. 4.03: Real-Life Example
  18. 4.04: Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
  19. 05: Introduction to Microbiology Stains
  20. 5.01: Cytological Stains
  21. 5.02: Microbial Stains
  22. 06: Blood Smear Technique and Reticulocyte Counting
  23. 6.01: Preparing a Diagnostic Blood Smear
  24. 6.02: Blood Smear Procedure
  25. 6.03: Evaluating Erythrocyte Regeneration Using Manual Reticulocyte Counts
  26. 6.04: Reticulocyte Procedure
  27. 07: Hematogenous Infectious Disease
  28. 7.01: Blood Smear Evaluation for Infectious Disease
  29. 7.02: Blood Smear Examples
  30. 08: Introduction to the Routine Urinalysis
  31. 8.01: Introduction to the Routine Urinalysis
  32. 8.02: Sample Collection
  33. 8.03: The Routine Urinalysis
  34. 8.04: Common Structures Observed on the Sediment Exam
  35. 09: Urine Culture and Sensitivity
  36. 9.01: Introduction to Bacterial Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
  37. 9.02: Collecting a Sample to Diagnose a UTI
  38. 9.03: Enumeration of Bacteria
  39. 9.04: Determining Antibiotic Sensitivity or Susceptibility After Isolation of the Pathogen
  40. 9.05: Let's Practice
  41. 9.06: Culturing Urine
  42. 10: Veterinary Ectoparasites
  43. 10.01: Introduction to Veterinary Ectoparasites
  44. 10.02: General anatomy of ticks
  45. 10.03: Common Hard Ticks in North America
  46. 10.04: Common soft ticks in North America
  47. 10.05: mites (add)
  48. 10.06: Lice
  49. 10.07: Fleas
  50. 11: Rapid Point of Care (POC) Testing
  51. 11.01: Point of Care Diagnostic Testing
  52. 11.02: Types of Point of Care Diagnostic Tests
  53. 11.03: Canine SNAP Parvovirus Testing
  54. 11.04: SNAP Giardia Test
  55. 11.05: Heartworm Testing
  56. 11.06: SNAP Foal IgG Test
  57. 12: Intro to Mastitis Testing
  58. 12.01: Introduction to Mastitis
  59. 12.02: Detecting Subclinical Mastitis
  60. 12.03: Individual Cow Mastitis Testing
  61. 12.04: Special Biochemical Tests for Further Differentiation of Mastitis Pathogens
  62. 12.05: Evaluating mastitis at the herd level
  63. 13: Intro to Dermatophytes
  64. 13.01: Introduction to Dermatophytes
  65. 13.02: Common Tests Used to Identify Dermatophytosis
  66. 13.03: Three Most Common Veterinary Dermatophytes Observed on DTM