The Dog in Health And in Disease Including His Origin History Varieties Bree
The Dog in Health And in Disease Including His Origin History Varieties Bree
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), indicating that the blood is being very poorly ventilated.
Less frequently than in man does the dog cough up the characteristic rusty sputum i. E. , mucus, etc. With blood enough to color it. When this is seen, the diagnosis of pneumonia is clear.
Diagnosis. The altered respiration, the position of the animal, the dullness on percussion, etc. , usually suffice to establish the diagnosis in lobar pneumonia, by far the commonest form as a primary disease.
The patchy or lobular form is more dif...ficult to make out; but if there be limited areas of dullness, or more diffuse but ill-defined dullness on percussion appearing during an attack of bronchitis or other disease, this form of pneumonia is to be suspected.
Treatment. The greatest difference of opinion pre- vails on this subject both as regards human and veterinary practice, some even maintaining that when no treatment 226 THE VOG IN DISEASE.
whatever beyond careful nursing is adopted the results are just as favorable.
While there may be some truth in this so far as typical cases are concerned, it is not a safe doctrine to teach to the young practitioner, nor a position with which medicine should be content even if the assertion be true, which we very much doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), indicating that the blood is being very poorly ventilated.
Less frequently than in man does the dog cough up the characteristic rusty sputum i. E. , mucus, etc. With blood enough to color it. When this is seen, the diagnosis of pneumonia is clear.
Diagnosis. The altered respiration, the position of the animal, the dullness on percussion, etc. , usually suffice to establish the diagnosis in lobar pneumonia, by far the commonest form as a primary disease.
The patchy or lobular form is more dif...ficult to make out; but if there be limited areas of dullness, or more diffuse but ill-defined dullness on percussion appearing during an attack of bronchitis or other disease, this form of pneumonia is to be suspected.
Treatment. The greatest difference of opinion pre- vails on this subject both as regards human and veterinary practice, some even maintaining that when no treatment 226 THE VOG IN DISEASE.
whatever beyond careful nursing is adopted the results are just as favorable.
While there may be some truth in this so far as typical cases are concerned, it is not a safe doctrine to teach to the young practitioner, nor a position with which medicine should be content even if the assertion be true, which we very much doubt.
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