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stomach 486–487, 486–487
fluid therapy (cont’d) focal/localized intrathoracic airway FOS see fat overload syndrome
VetBooks.ir crystalloid fluids 358–359 focal/multifocal parenchymal fPL see feline pancreatic lipase
narrowing/collapse 383
constant rate infusions 363
critical care setting 347–349
FPV see feline parvovirus
disease 666–667
dehydration 361–362, 364 focused assessment with sonography fractures 1518–1519
ehrlichiosis and anaplasmosis 911 for trauma (FAST) fragmented medial coronoid process
end‐of‐life care 1559 pleural effusion 336 (FMCP) 1542–1544
feline inflammatory liver shock 406 Francisella tularensis see tularemia
disease 690 surgical, traumatic, and bite wound Frank–Starling curves 181–183, 181
feline viral upper respiratory tract infections 1033 FRD see food‐responsive diarrhea
disease 888 trauma and burns 449 free water deficit 362
fever 434–435 FOD see fibrous osteodystrophy friability 512–513, 513, 521–522, 526
glomerular disease 1106 follicle‐stimulating hormone FSA see fibrosarcoma
head trauma 755 (FSH) 29, 36–38 FSH see follicle‐stimulating hormone
heat stroke 435–436 follicular casts 1387, 1496 functional ileus 497
hypothermia 432–433 food‐responsive diarrhea (FRD) functional urethral obstruction
indications for fluid 627–629, 634–637 1186–1187
therapy 360–363 foramenal herniation 750 fungal infections 985–1001
intravenous fluid types 358–360 forebrain disorders 773–788 antifungal therapy 1049–1053
maintenance fluids 362 anatomy/function 773 approach to the dermatologic
metabolic diseases 680 anomalous causes 775–776 patient 1393
monitoring of fluid cerebrovascular accidents 785–787 cutaneous manifestations of systemic
therapy 363–364 clinical signs 774 disease 1485, 1485
motility disorders 577–579 degenerative and developmental diagnosis 985–986
pancreatitis 597, 606 causes 775 epidemiology and signalment 985
rapid volume expansion 360–361 differential diagnosis 774 etiology/pathophysiology 985
septic shock 426 electrolyte disturbances 777–778 history and clinical signs 985
shock 409–410 etiology/pathophysiology 773, 774 laboratory diagnosis 845–847, 846
spotted fever and typhus group feline ischemic miscellaneous fungus‐like
Rickettsia 939–940 encephalopathy 787–788 infections 999–1000
surgical approaches to thoracic hepatic and uremic principles of therapy of dermatologic
disease 328–329 encephalopathy 776–777 diseases 1401
synthetic colloids 359–360 hydrocephalus 775–776, 776 public health implications 987
trauma and burns 450–451, 453 infectious diseases 781–784 treatment and prognosis 986–987
urethral obstruction 1111–1112 inflammatory/idiopathic see also individual agents/diseases
vascular access 355–356 causes 780–784 furunculitis/furunculosis 1451–1452,
water movement 357–358 L2‐hydroxyglutaric aciduria 1452, 1465
fluorescence in situ hybridization 775, 775
(FISH) 960 metabolic causes 776–778 g
fluoroquinolones 310, 924, neoplastic causes 778–780 gag reflex 739
1045–1046 nutritional causes 780 gait and posture
fluoroscopy storage diseases 775 myelopathy 817–818
canine chronic bronchitis vascular causes 785–788 neurologic assessment 731–732
306–307 foreign bodies osteoarthritis 1531
congenital heart disease endoscopy 516, 519, 529–530, 530 gallbladder 721–726
243, 243 esophagus 476–477, 477–478, 558, diagnosis 723–725
hepatobiliary disease 672, 672 560–562 epidemiology 722
motility disorders 566, 572 fluid therapy 356 etiology/pathophysiology
ureteral obstruction 1120–1121, large intestine 502–504, 503 721–722, 722
1121 linear foreign bodies 494, 494 hepatobiliary disease 669–670, 670
FMCP see fragmented medial coronoid motility disorders 571 history and clinical signs 722–723
process oral cavity and salivary glands 542 liver disease 651–652
FNA see fine needle aspiration rectoanal diseases 615–616 prognosis 726
focal ischemic alopecia 1433 small intestine 493–494, 494 signalment 722