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In heat exhaustion, animal may become dull, and requires urging sometime before any marked symptoms; generally perspi- ration is checked, and then he becomes weak in gait, breath hurried or panting, ej^es watery and bloodshot, nostrils dilated and highly reddened, assuming a dark purple color, pulse rapid and weak, the heart bounding, followed by unconsciousness and death. If recovery takes place, convalescence is slow.
Treatment. — Shade the horse and roll him upon his chest and keep him there.... Apply ice or very cold water to the head and along the spine, and give him a good stimulant — 2 ounces of Alcohol or 4 ounces of Whiskey in a ^ pint of water. Be cautious about choking; injection, by the rectum, of moderately strong Ginger tea, or weak Ammonia water, may be of benefit. Brisk friction of the limbs, and the application of Spirits of Camphor is good.
Repeat the stimulants in one-half hour, and after that every hour or two, if pulse has not grown stronger and slower. Sponge the body with cold water and then give brisk rubbing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In heat exhaustion, animal may become dull, and requires urging sometime before any marked symptoms; generally perspi- ration is checked, and then he becomes weak in gait, breath hurried or panting, ej^es watery and bloodshot, nostrils dilated and highly reddened, assuming a dark purple color, pulse rapid and weak, the heart bounding, followed by unconsciousness and death. If recovery takes place, convalescence is slow.
Treatment. — Shade the horse and roll him upon his chest and keep him there.... Apply ice or very cold water to the head and along the spine, and give him a good stimulant — 2 ounces of Alcohol or 4 ounces of Whiskey in a ^ pint of water. Be cautious about choking; injection, by the rectum, of moderately strong Ginger tea, or weak Ammonia water, may be of benefit. Brisk friction of the limbs, and the application of Spirits of Camphor is good.
Repeat the stimulants in one-half hour, and after that every hour or two, if pulse has not grown stronger and slower. Sponge the body with cold water and then give brisk rubbing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waterman, George Arthur, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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