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see also individual agents/diseases wash‐out 24 mammary cancer 1322, 1322,
VetBooks.ir viremia 878–880 water deprivation test (WDT) mast cell tumors 1361
viral papillomas 1261
water balance see sodium and water
1324, 1324
homeostasis
virtual endoscopy 500, 500
virulent babesiosis 108 67–68 melanoma 1352, 1352
oral tumors 1254
visceral hemangiosarcoma 1340, 1344 weight change/management World Small Animal Veterinary
visceral myopathy 570 cardiovascular disease Association (WSAVA)
viscoelastic coagulation testing 120–121 canine inflammatory liver
315, 316–317, 317 diabetes mellitus 94 disease 695
vision 736–738 osteoarthritis 1532–1533 chronic enteropathies 635
vitamin D deficiency 1524–1527 Westermark sign 316, 316 endoscopy 508
vitamin D‐dependent rickets type I/ western immunoblotting 910 feline inflammatory liver
II 1527 West Nile virus (WNV) 899–900 disease 687
vitamin K1 antagonists 438–439 diagnosis 900 hepatobiliary disease 659, 667
vitamin K agonists 322 epidemiology 899 kennels and multicat
vitamin supplementation 693, etiology/pathophysiology 899 environments 1064
702, 1487 prognosis 900 wounds and wound management
vocalization 893 public health implications 900 bandaging 1032
Vogt–Koyanagi–Harada‐like signalment 899 critical care setting 352
syndrome 1430–1431 treatment 900 exploration and initial
voiding urohydropropulsion wheals 1384, 1407 debridement 1031
(VUH) 1144–1145, 1146 wheezes 125 lavage 1032
volvulus/torsion 496–497, 504, 505 WHO see World Health Organization nocosomial and multidrug‐resistant
see also gastric dilation‐volvulus wild mammals infections 1058
vomiting leptospirosis 945–946 surgical and traumatic wound
acute kidney injury 1097–1098 rabies 891–895 infections 1029–1032, 1030–1031
acute poisoning 441–442 yersiniosis 951–952 surgical, traumatic, and bite wound
chronic kidney disease 1167–1168 wipes 1398, 1469 infections 1032
endocrine manifestations of cancer withdrawal‐flexor reflex 734–735 trauma and burns 450, 455
1215–1216 WM see Waldenström venomous snake bites 462, 463
feline inflammatory liver disease macroglobulinemia wound closure 1032
688, 693 WNV see West Nile virus wound preparation 1031
feline parvovirus 870 Wolbachia pipientis see also bite wounds
gallbladder and extrahepatic biliary infection 917–918 WSAVA see World Small Animal
ducts 723 diagnosis 918 Veterinary Association
metabolic diseases 679–680 epidemiology 918
motility disorders 565–567, etiology/pathophysiology 917 x
570–572, 580 history and clinical signs 918 xanthine urolithiasis 1128–1129, 1128
von Willebrand factor (vWF) 460 prognosis 918 xanthomas 1483
VPC see ventricular premature public health implications 918 xenogeneic DNA vaccination
depolarizations/contractions signalment 918 1349–1350, 1350
V–Q see ventilation–perfusion treatment 918 xylitol toxicity 109–110
VRA see vascular ring anomalies Wolff–Parkinson–White
VRE see vancomycin‐resistant syndrome 414 y
enterococci Wood’s lamp examination yersiniosis 951–954
VSD see ventricular septal defect 439–440, 987 diagnosis 953
VT see ventricular tachycardia World Health Organization (WHO) epidemiology 952
VUH see voiding urohydropropulsion approach to the cancer etiology/pathophysiology 951
vWF see von Willebrand factor patient 1200 history and clinical signs 952–953
hemangiosarcoma 1341–1342, prevention 953–954
w 1342 prognosis 953
Walchia americana 1459–1460 kennels and multicat public health implications 954
Waldenström macroglobulinemia environments 1064 signalment 952
(WM) 1241–1246 lymphomas 1231–1232, 1232 treatment 953