DISORDERS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE NEONATE

FOAL DISORDERS

Abdominal exam and

ultrasound, 250, 251 Anemia, 289 Apgar score, 248 Assessment of newborn foal, 247 Assessment of the mare during late

gestation, 237

Blood gas abnormalities, 254

Blood gas values, 254

Cardiac arrhythmias, 252 Cerebrospinal fluid assessment, 257 Cleft palate, 247

Colostrum management and assessment of FPT, 258, 259

Colostrum supplements and

replacements, 382 Contracted or lax tendons, 258 Dental abnormalities, 249 Diarrhea in neonatal foals, 299 Effects of placental insufficiency, 241 Foal resuscitation, 244 General principles of treatment and

care of the abnormal foal, 262

Goiter, 247

Hematology and biochemistry values, 259, 260

Hypoglycemia, 259, 260

Inguinal hernia, 251

Management of the high-risk late-

gestation mare, 243

Maternal behavior, 248

Maturity, 290

Meconium impaction, 250

Milk replacers, 387

Mucous membranes, abnormal, 249

Neonatal encephalopathy, 281

Neurologic abnormalities, 256, 257

Noninfectious causes of

lameness, 280

Ocular abnormalities, 249

Other neurologic conditions, 288

Perinatal asphyxia syndrome, 245

Physical exam, 248

Placentitis, 242

Respiration, 294

Respiratory distress, 253

Ruptured urinary bladder, 255, 255

Seizures, 281

Sepsis, 267

Septic arthritis and osteomyelitis, 274

Systemic disease in the mare, 242

Umbilical enlargement, 255, 256

Vertebral anomalies, 250

RUMINANT DISORDERS

Abdominal distention, 347

Anemia, 380

Cyanosis, 380

Diarrhea, 351

Failure to thrive: cachexia and weak calf syndrome, 381

Fever, 380

Heart murmur, 381

Icterus, 381

Lameness and reluctance to walk, 378

Respiratory difficulty, 343

Umbilical enlargement, 379

Weakness and/or depressed mentation, 335