Sentences with word «auscultation»

This regurgitation can be detected during physical examination by auscultation of a left apical systolic murmur (Ljungvall et al., 2009; Lewis et al., 2011).

When the flow of blood is any some way compromised, the noise is heard on auscultation by a veterinarian.

This condition can usually present itself as a murmur heard by auscultation with a stethoscope within the first year of a dog's life.

Recovery from respiratory infections can take a long time, whilst I understand that Dunkin seems to be coughing more now without the bronchodilator his lung sounds on auscultation are probably better than before.

Thoracic auscultation reveals diffuse crackles over both lung fields and some intermittent wheezes.

Complete medical history and physical examination including lung auscultation (stethoscope examination)

Often, the first idea that a pet has atrial fibrillation is when your veterinarian detects an erratic heart rhythm during auscultation with a stethoscope.

Areas of auscultation in the heart should include the mitral, pulmonic, and aortic valves on the left thoracic wall and the tricuspid valves on the right thorax.

It is caused by extensive fibrofatty infiltration into the myocardium, ARVC usually leads to ventricular arrhythmias, but these are not necessarily apparent from auscultation alone.

No heart murmur or arrhythmia have been detected but he has crackles and wheezes on pulmonary auscultation.

Male dogs that have a heart auscultation at seven years of age without murmurs are allowed to breed without further heart evaluation.

As a result of these study findings, the IWCA recommended that CHIC (Canine Health Information Center) require an annual EKG and auscultation as the Irish Wolfhound cardiac screening test instead of the previously - required echocardiogram.

Both of these screening tests include auscultation by a Board - certified cardiologist and the option to have your dog's results individually registered with OFA.

There are two types of fetal monitoring used: Electronic Fetal Monitoring (EFM) and also Manual Auscultation.

No pre-registration needed for Auscultation only.

When your veterinarian listens to your dog's heart, a technique called auscultation, she's checking for heart rate and rhythm, and heart sounds.

precordial auscultation (listening to the heart) in both the supine (laying down) and standing positions

There were neither statistically significant differences in accuracy between the two techniques of HR assessment (auscultation vs palpation) nor across the three scenarios.

Of the 90 errors in resuscitation, 43 (48 %) occurred in association with errors in HR determination.Determination of heart rate via auscultation and palpation by experienced healthcare professionals in a neonatal patient simulator with standardized cues is not reliable.

Neonatal seizures in the fetal monitoring group was lower than in the intermittent auscultation group.

They defined intermittent EFM as being on the monitor for 10 - 30 minutes every 2 hours, with stethoscope auscultation every 15 - 30 minutes in between monitoring periods.

The mouth should be examined last, as patients that tolerate auscultation and abdominal palpation may object to the intrusive act of having their mouth opened.

A patient who becomes tachypneic, develops clear nasal discharge, or is found to have crackles on thoracic auscultation while receiving fluid therapy should be suspected of becoming overhydrated.

Meticulous auscultation will allow detection of cardiac disease signs such as a murmur, arrhythmia, pulse deficit or signs of reduced cardiac output such as pale mucous membranes.

All veterinarians are trained in auscultation however Cardiologists have special training that allow them a greater understanding of what is heard by stethoscope.

Lung auscultation showed increased broncho - vesicular sounds in 14 dogs, 12 of which were panting.

(Audio files courtesy of Dr. Clarence Kvart from his book Cardiac Auscultation & Phonocardiography, Dog, Cat, Horse)

In this program, dogs are not allowed to breed until four years of age and need a heart auscultation without murmurs within eight months before mating.

To evaluate the effect of gender and site of auscultation multi regression analyzes were used.

An early auscultation by a cardiologist can pick up serious valve disorders and keep the incidence low in IWs.

If you have collected semen for future breedings results of the hound's yearly EKG and original auscultation by a cardiologist should be recorded in a data base or easily available from your personal records.

Negotiations are underway to have the EKG sent to the cardiologist for interpretation and to require only the initial auscultation be done by a cardiologist.This will make participation accessible to more owners.

[h] ad auscultation been properly carried out between 18:00 and 19:30, signs of acidosis and the developing asphyxia would have been detected.

Auscultation of lung sounds and tracheal suctioning when needed

With Kalou being a Doberman, there is a 44 % chance (according to one study) of him having dilated cardiomyopathy; there may or may not be sounds during auscultation, but an x-ray of his chest would show heart enlargement.

Frustratingly in cats, it's often not possible to distinguish between a benign flow murmur and a murmur associated with underlying heart disease from auscultation alone.

This explains the interstitial pulmonary pattern on radiographs, as well as the wheezes and crackles audible on pulmonary auscultation.

Lung auscultation was unremarkable, but the respiratory rate (RR) was more than 50 breaths per minute.

Manual Auscultation is when providers use a handheld device to listed to the fetal heartbeat while feeling for contractions using their hands.

$ 50 Auscultation only.

In this investigation 353 CKCS were selected as a sample of the population and 150 were examined by auscultation for heart murmurs when they reached the age of six years in 2007 and 2009.

Auscultation revealed right and left apex systolic heart murmurs.