Common Diseases of Farm Animals
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
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Any attempt to take food or drink water mayresult in pneumonia. It may be necessary to drench the animal with a verysmall quantity of water for the purpose of diagnosis. The most common formof choke in horses is that due to accumulation of dry food in theoesophagus. The administration of a drug that stimulates the secretion ofsaliva is a very successful method of relieving this form of choke. Pilocarpine is the drug commonly used. Cheap whips should not be introducedinto the oesophagus for the ...purpose of dislodging the foreign body. Thereis always danger of the whip becoming broken off, and the broken partlodging in the oesophagus. Neither should such rigid objects as a broom orrake handle be introduced, because of the danger from serious injury to thewalls of the pharynx and oesophagus. The flexible probang, which is usuallymade of spiral wire covered with leather, is a very useful instrument torelieve choke when in the hands of an experienced operator. If the objectcausing the choke is situated in the neck portion of the oesophagus, it maysometimes be moved forward, or toward the stomach by pressure with thefingers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any attempt to take food or drink water mayresult in pneumonia. It may be necessary to drench the animal with a verysmall quantity of water for the purpose of diagnosis. The most common formof choke in horses is that due to accumulation of dry food in theoesophagus. The administration of a drug that stimulates the secretion ofsaliva is a very successful method of relieving this form of choke. Pilocarpine is the drug commonly used. Cheap whips should not be introducedinto the oesophagus for the ...purpose of dislodging the foreign body. Thereis always danger of the whip becoming broken off, and the broken partlodging in the oesophagus. Neither should such rigid objects as a broom orrake handle be introduced, because of the danger from serious injury to thewalls of the pharynx and oesophagus. The flexible probang, which is usuallymade of spiral wire covered with leather, is a very useful instrument torelieve choke when in the hands of an experienced operator. If the objectcausing the choke is situated in the neck portion of the oesophagus, it maysometimes be moved forward, or toward the stomach by pressure with thefingers.
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