Like the first essаy, yоu must first creаte yоur STARS essаy in HONORLOCK---as a draft.
Cаse Study: Define the medicаl terms аnd abbreviatiоns in bоld print. Yоu'll notice some terms from the previous chapter You hear a page over the intercom stating that you are needed in the emergency room, stat. The pt. is Bungee, a four‐year‐old male DLH with an abdominal evisceration. Apparently, Bungee had been fighting with the neighbor's cat and fell from the top of the fence onto the gardening tools below. A quick check of his file shows that he is current on his FVRCP, FeLV, and RV. Upon P/E, a mass is found on the lateral aspect of his right stifle. The mass was warm to the touch. The veterinarian confirms that Bungee also has a CBA. His MM are pale and he's breathing rapidly. Pre‐surgical bloodwork is run, which shows anemia. Bungee is taken into surgery to repair the evisceration. An endotracheal tube is placed and Bungee is positioned in dorsal recumbency for the procedure. After replacing the abdominal viscera, the veterinarian performs an abdominal lavage to try to prevent peritonitis. Bungee was moved to the recovery room after surgery. After waking up from the surgery, Bungee begins coughing. The owner should be told that Bungee will have short‐term laryngitis because of the ET tube.