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radiography (cont’d) contagious patients 129
digital and computed radiography 293, 293, 298 dorsal recumbency 138, 138
film labeling 304, 305 equipment 139–143, 140–143
intraoral radiography 293–294, 293 examinations, medications, and procedures 134–139, 134–140
log 301, 302 eye, ear, and oral examination 134–135, 135
manual developing of dental radiographs 294 fear and pain 127
measuring the anatomy with calipers 302–303 field of vision 124, 124, 144
patient film filing 307 fight/flight response 124, 124–126
patient positioning 293–294 general techniques for dogs and cats 133
procedure 302 injections 207
processor maintenance 68–69, 308–309 jugular venipuncture 135, 135
quality assurance 299 knots and ropes 153–165
radiation safety 299–301, 299–301 lateral recumbency 136–138, 137–138
setting exposure factors using technique charts 303 livestock and horses 144–151, 144–150
taking a radiograph 304–305 maternal behavior 128, 146, 146
rat breeds 104, 104 patient defenses 122–123, 122–123
receipts 45 pocket animals 122, 127, 143
receiving shipments 48 restraining and lifting large dogs 139, 139–140
reconstituting medications 248 safe movement of patients between locations 131–133,
record keeping 131–134
chronological order or SOAP file format 42 sex drive 128, 146
computerized versus paper patient records 40 sternal recumbency 138–139, 138
diagnostic imaging and endoscopy 301, 302, 307 territorial instincts 127–128, 146
forms, certificates, and logs 43–45, 44 towel wraps 135–136, 136–137
hospitalized patients 174, 175 urine collection and urinalysis 235–236, 236
laboratory log books 219–220 utilizing fear free techniques 129–131, 129–130
medical record keeping procedures 40–45, 41, 44 ringworm 89, 181, 181
paper filing systems 41–42, 41 ropes see knots and ropes
professional conduct and foundation skills 11–12 roughage 119–120
transferring medical records 42–43 roundworms 227, 227
recovery room 253–255, 254–255 ruminant stomach 82–83, 83, 112
recumbent patient care 171–172
reefer’s knot 159–160, 159–160 safety glasses 29, 29
reference laboratories 241–242 sample collection/handling 222–223, 230–234, 238–240
reference ranges 219 sarcoptic mange/scabies 180, 181
refractometers 222, 222 scalers 285–286, 286
regulations see laws, regulations, policies, and standards scalpels 261, 276–277, 277
relaxed behavior 126, 127 scheduling appointments 35–37, 35
reminder cards 45 scissors 209–210, 209, 260–261, 280
removing sutures 279, 280 scrubs 274, 275
renal failure secondary absorbent/cushion material 211, 212
acute 84 secondary infections 52
chronic 84 secondary prescription packaging 248
reporting 7–8 sedation 127
reproductive system seizures 88
anatomy and physiology 85–86, 85, 86 self‐adhesive bandaging products 211, 212
sex determination 107–109, 109–110 serologic test kits 235
respiration sex determination 107–109, 109–110
anatomy and physiology 81, 81 sex drive 128, 146
surgical room skills 271, 273 sharpening hand instruments 287
respirators 30, 31, 280 sharps disposal 56, 56, 202
responsiveness 174, 271 shaving hair or fur 172, 181, 272–274
restocking shelves 48–49 sheep see livestock and poultry
restraint of animals 121–151 sheet bend knot 160, 160
abdominal palpation 135, 135 silage 120
behavior assessment and safe approach 123–129, 145–146 skeletal muscles 78
birds 123, 123, 143–144 skeletal system 75–78, 76–77
blood collection and handling 229 skull 77, 77
body language 124–127, 125–129, 145–146, 145 slip leashes 131–132, 131, 163
companion animals 122–143 smooth muscles 78
concepts and definitions 122 SOAP file format 42, 174–175