Feline Medicine - review and test - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 1st Edition

by Samantha Taylor and Andrea Harvey

Elsevier eBook on VitalSource

ISBN: 9780702063299

Publication Date: 02-25-2015

Page Count: 396

Imprint: Saunders

List Price: $50.99

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Unlike many feline self-assessment reviews, Feline Medicine – Review & Test goes in-depth into more than 70 clinical cases from a panel of international experts. This handy manual covers common health conditions in cats with descriptive and diagnostic images and clinical and laboratory data. It challenges your veterinary students to formulate a differential diagnosis, suggest a recommended therapy pathway, provide an educated prognosis, and propose ways of prevention — then reveals the definitive diagnosis, treatment, preventative medicine, and final comments at the end of each case. Students can also self-test on the go with the mobile-optimized companion website.

Key Features
- More than 70 clinical cases presented in a convenient, quick-reference format
- Focuses on the needs of the general practitioner and the student to ensure it is of daily practical relevance.
- Panel of international experts contribute cases and offer authoritative guidance on the treatment of a variety of conditions ranging from the everyday to more unusual.
- Mobile-optimized companion website allows students to easily self-test on the go.
- Organized in a handy manual format with a flexicover that veterinary students can carry with them on clinical days, and veterinary surgeons can use as a reference in clinical practice.
- 265 full-color illustrations help engage and guide students through each case.
- Recommended list of further read ing at the end of the book offers additional consultative information on the medical conditions addressed.
Contents

1. Dermatological Disorders
2. GI and Hepatic Disorders
3. Haematological Disorders
4. Respiratory Disorders
5. Urinary Tract Disorders
6. Endocrinological Disorders
7. Neurological Disorders
8. Toxicity and Trauma
9. Miscellaneous Disorders
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Samantha Taylor and Andrea Harvey
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