Internetové knihkupectví s veterinární tématikou
Publikace je vítaným pomocníkem na pracovištích věnujících se exotickým druhům zvířat. Je komplexním zdrojem informací z oboru anatomie, fyziologie, a taxonomie informace široké škály druhů - ptáků, plazů a obojživelníků, krys, myší, morčat, křečků, králíků, pískomilů, fretek, volně žijících živočichů, pásovců, žab a ryb. Autoři v publikaci popisují řadu běžně prováděných postupů (jako je odběr krve, vzorků, aplikace léků a chovu zvířat. Podrobné Jsou poskytnuty informace o chovu, výživě, běžných nemocech, diagnostice a používaných léčivech. Přínosné jsou informace o exotických zvířatech chovaných nejen pro výzkum, včetně právních a etických otázek drženi těchto druhů jako domácích mazlíčků, stejně jako humánní používání zvířat ve výzkumu. Oproti prvnímu vydáni je publikace celobarevně ilustrována a revidována tak, aby se stala uživatelksy příjemná a přehledná. Svým komplexní pokrytí řeší problematiku široké škály druhů (potkani, myši, morčata, křečky, pískomilové, fretky, králíci, primáty, prasata, činčily, pásovci, obojživelníků, plazů, ptáků, ryb, hospodářských zvířat, a koček a psů) a zahrnuje širokou škálu témat (vedení laboratoře podle platných právních předpisů a etických úvah), Studenty bude zajisté plně připravovat na manipulaci se všemi druhy zvířat. Konzistentní organizace každé kapitoly podle druhů zvířat usnadňuje studentům rychle identifikovat podobnosti a rozdíly mezi různými laboratorními zvířaty. Autoři zaznamenali nejnovější informace o zákonech a etických otázkách souvisejících s laboratoří veterinárního lékařství s ohledem na oblasti zvládání bolesti, použití, péči a další. Kontrolní otázky na konci každé kapitoly umožňují studentům posoudit jejich znalosti o materiálu. Diskuse o specifickém použití každý laboratorního druhu v biomedicínském výzkumu dává studentům pohled na využití zvířat, které jim umožňují vysvětlit výhody používání zvířat, jak požaduje veterinární techniky programu akreditace. Anatomické a fyziologické údaje pro každý druh jsou zpracovány v přehledných boxech a tabulkách. Publikace je bohatě ilustrována barevnými obrázky, schématy a kvalitními fotografiemi.
Autor: Margi Sirois
Nakladatel | Elsevier Saunders |
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ISBN | 9780323172998 |
Vydání | II. vydání 2015 |
Vazba | brožovaná |
Počet stran | 223 |
Learn how to properly handle and care for lab animals and exotic species with Laboratory Animal and Exotic Pet Medicine, Principles and Procedures, 2nd Edition. This comprehensive resource provides the latest anatomy, physiology, and taxonomy information on a wide variety of species - including birds, reptiles and amphibians, rats and mice, guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits, gerbils, ferrets, wildlife, woodchucks, armadillos, frogs, and fish. Coverage also includes a number of commonly performed procedures (such as blood collection, medicine administration, and animal husbandry) and in-depth information on housing, restraint, nutrition, common diseases, diagnostics, and therapeutics. Research-related information, including legal and ethical issues surrounding exotic animals being kept as pets, as well as the humane use of animals in research, make this text a must-have resource for any aspiring vet tech or professional who must work with lab animals.
Comprehensive coverage addresses a wide variety of species (rats, mice, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, ferrets, rabbits, nonhuman primates, swine, chinchillas, armadillos, amphibians, reptiles, birds, fish, farm animals, and cats and dogs) and covers a wide variety of topics (such as animal species, the laboratory setting, regulatory guidelines, and ethical considerations) to fully prepare students for work with all types of animals.
Consistent organization of each species chapter makes it easy for students to quickly identify similarities and differences among various laboratory animals.
The latest information on laws and ethics related to lab animal medicine cover the areas of pain management, use, care, and more.
Review questions at the end of each chapter allow students to assess their knowledge of the material.
Discussion of specific uses for each species in biomedical research gives students a perspective on animal use that allows them to explain the benefits of animal use as required by veterinary technology program accreditation procedure.
Boxes and tables list anatomic and physiologic data for each species.
NEW! Updated design features more high-quality, full-color illustrations and a revised reader-friendly layout with learning objectives and key points to make content easier to follow.
Part 1. Principles of laboratory animal medicine | 1 |
Introduction to Exotic and Laboratory Animal Medicine | 1 |
Disease Prevention | 2 |
Legal and Ethical Issues | 3 |
The three R´S : Reduction, Refinement and Replacement | 13 |
The Morals and Ethics of Animal Research | 14 |
Benefits of Animal Research | 15 |
Key Points | 16 |
Review Questions | 17 |
Exotic and Research Animal Facilities | 18 |
Exotic Animal Practice | 18 |
Biomedical Research | 19 |
The Research Team | 20 |
Facility Design | 21 |
Types of Facilities | 22 |
Enviromental Concerns | 23 |
Primary Enclosures | 25 |
Enviromental Enrichment | 27 |
Feeding and Wartering Devices | 28 |
Facility Admininstration | 30 |
Key Points | 33 |
Review Questions | 34 |
Part 2_ Laboratory Animals | 35 |
Birds | 35 |
Unique Anatomic Features | 36 |
Avian Behavior | 41 |
Husbandry | 43 |
Restraint nad Handling | 44 |
Clinical Procedures | 45 |
Common Diseases and Disorders | 60 |
Euthanasia | 66 |
Key Points | 66 |
Review Questions | 67 |
Reptilies | 68 |
Uses in Research | 69 |
Unique Anatomic Features | 69 |
Behavior | 71 |
Husbandry | 72 |
Restraint nad Handling | 74 |
Clinical Procedures | 76 |
Common Diseases | 83 |
Euthanasia | 85 |
Key Points | 85 |
Review Questions | 86 |
Amphibinas and Fish | 87 |
Taxonomy | 87 |
Animal Models | 88 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 89 |
Husbandry, Housing, Nutrition | 89 |
Restraint nad Handling | 91 |
Clinical Procedures | 92 |
Common Diseases | 94 |
Euthanasia | 94 |
Key Points | 94 |
Review Questions | 95 |
Rats and Mice | 96 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 98 |
Behavior | 101 |
Husbandry | 101 |
Restraint nad Handling | 103 |
Clinical Procedures | 105 |
Common Diseases of Rats and Mice | 110 |
Euthanasia | 115 |
Key Points | 116 |
Review Questions | 116 |
The Rabbit | 117 |
Taxonomy | 117 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 118 |
Behavior | 120 |
Husbandry, Housing, Nutriton | 121 |
Restraint nad Handling | 121 |
Identification | 122 |
Clinical Procedures | 122 |
Common Diseases | 126 |
Infectious Diseases | 126 |
Noninfectious Diseases | 131 |
Euthanasia | 132 |
Key Points | 132 |
Review Questions | 133 |
Taxonomy | 134 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 135 |
Reproduction | 136 |
Behavior | 138 |
Husbandry, Housing, Nutriton | 138 |
Restraint nad Handling | 139 |
Identification | 139 |
Clinical Procedures | 139 |
Common Diseases | 142 |
Infectious Diseases | 142 |
Noninfectious Diseases | 144 |
Euthanasia | 146 |
Key Points | 146 |
Review Questions | 147 |
The Ferrets | 148 |
Taxonomy | 148 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 148 |
Behavior | 149 |
Husbandry, Housing, Nutriton | 150 |
Restraint nad Handling | 150 |
Identification Methods | 150 |
Clinical Procedures | 151 |
Common Diseases | 153 |
Euthanasia | 156 |
Key Points | 156 |
Review Questions | 157 |
Grebils and Hamster | 158 |
Taxonomy | 158 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 159 |
Animal Models | 160 |
Reproduction | 161 |
Behavior | 162 |
Husbandry, Housing, Nutriton | 162 |
Restraint nad Handling | 162 |
Identification | 163 |
Clinical Procedures | 163 |
Common Diseases | 165 |
Infectious Diseases | 166 |
Noninfectious Diseases | 167 |
Euthanasia | 168 |
Key Points | 168 |
Review Questions | 168 |
Other Species | 169 |
Hedgehogs | 170 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 170 |
Behavior | 170 |
Husbandry, Housing, Nutriton | 171 |
Restraint nad Handling | 171 |
Clinical Procedures | 172 |
Common Diseases | 172 |
Sugar Glides | 173 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Characteristics | 174 |
Behavior | 175 |
Husbandry, Housing, Nutriton | 175 |
Restraint nad Handling | 176 |
Clinical Procedures | 176 |
Common Diseases | 176 |
Infectious Diseases | 166 |
Noninfectious Diseases | 167 |
Euthanasia | 168 |
Key Points | 168 |
Review Questions | 168 |
Chinchilla | 177 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 36 |
Behavior | 178 |
Husbandry, Hausing and Nutrition | 178 |
Resrtraint nad Handling | 179 |
Clinical Procedures | 179 |
Common Diseases | 180 |
Woodchuck | 182 |
Armadilo | 182 |
Farm Animals | 183 |
Swine | 183 |
Cattke, Sheep and Goats | 183 |
Opossum | 184 |
Bats | 185 |
Invertebrates | 185 |
Dogs and Cats | 185 |
Key Points | 186 |
Review Questions | 186 |
12 Nonhuman Primates | 187 |
Taxonomy | 187 |
Unique Anatomic and Physiologic Features | 188 |
Behavior | 191 |
Husbandry, Hausing and Nutrition | 192 |
Resrtraint nad Handling | 193 |
Identification | 193 |
Clinical Procedures | 193 |
Common Diseases | 194 |
Euthanasia | 200 |
Key Points | 200 |
Review Questions | 200 |
Wildlife | 202 |
Legal Concerns | 203 |
Intake Procedures and History | 203 |
Restraint of Wildlife | 205 |
Physical Examination of Wildlife | 207 |
Sample Collection and Diagnostic Testing for Laboratory Analysis | 207 |
Adminisrtration of Medications and Fluids | 208 |
Supportive Care of Wild Animals in the Hospital | 208 |
Food Prep | 211 |
Immobilizing Fractures | 211 |
Chemical Restraint and Anesthesia | 211 |
Stabilization or Long-Term Rehabilitation | 212 |
Ethical Treatment and Releasability of Wild Animals | 212 |
Diseses in Common Wild Animals | 212 |
Oiled Birds | 213 |
Fishing Tackle Injuries | 214 |
Zoonotic and Infectious Diseases in Common Wild Animals Species | 214 |
Isolation Caging Area – Preventing the Spread of Disease in the Clinic | 215 |
Key Points | 215 |
Review Questions | 216 |
Glossary | 217 |
Index | 223 |