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<span id="v99861056" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Steer with sulfur-induced polioencephalomalacia. The steer is listless and blind, lacks a menace response, and shows nystagmus and dorsomedial strabismus.</p></div>

Sulfur-induced polioencephalomalacia, steer

<span id="v99858102" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Complete evaluation of the vestibule, vagina, and cervix is only possible with specialized (long, rigid) vaginoscopic equipment, used with air or saline insufflation. The female dog has a long vagina; the cervix is at the level of the cranial thigh.</p></div>

Transcervical endoscopy, dog

<span id="v99857672" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >A video of post cesarian-section resuscitation of a neonatal puppy.</p></div>

Neonatal resuscitation, puppy

<span id="v99860911" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Beagle with Musladin-Lueke syndrome. Note the characteristic stiff gait in which the animal walks on the distal tips of her toes due to contractures. The broad facial features with wide-set eyes are also apparent. Not easily seen is a characteristic cartilage fold on the inner pinnae.</p></div>

Musladin-Lueke syndrome, beagle

<span id="v99869004" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Transabdominal ultrasonography is the best imaging modality for evaluation of the prostate because it allows for evaluation of the prostatic parenchyma. This video clip illustrates a transabdominal ultrasonographic examination of the canine prostate in a transverse plane going from caudal to cranial orientation.</p></div>

Canine prostate, transabdominal ultrasound

<span id="v99869528" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of 3-month-old foal with cleft palate and milk pouring from nose during nursing. </p></div>

Cleft palate, nursing, foal

<span id="v99853503" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Courtesy of Dr. Stephen Divers.</p></div>

Inclusion body disease, slow righting reflex, boa

<span id="v99860918" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >The coarse tremor exhibited by the puppy in this video is typical for "shaking pup" syndrome.</p></div>

Hypomyelination, puppy

<span id="v99857766" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of one mature oocyte being subjected to intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). The laser is applied to the zona pellucida to facilitate sperm injection.</p></div>

Intracytoplasmic sperm injection with laser

<span id="v99869357" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a 19-year-old American Quarter Horse gelding diagnosed with severe asthma (summer pasture associated). Horse is shown after administration of hyoscine butylbromide, 100mg IV. Note the decrease in nasal flare and respiratory effort. </p></div>

Asthma, posttreatment, Quarter Horse

<span id="v99869355" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a 19-year-old American Quarter Horse gelding diagnosed with severe asthma (summer pasture associated). This video is at presentation. Horse is demonstrating marked nasal flare and increased expiratory effort. </p></div>

Asthma, summer pasture-associated, pretreatment, Quarter Horse

<span id="v99851548" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Ascarid parasites visualized within small intestinal loops by transabdominal ultrasonography in a naturally infected foal.</p></div>

Ascarid parasites, foal

<span id="v99876320" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a dog with strychnine toxicosis. Note the stiff gait and muscle rigidity progressing to lateral recumbency with opisthotonus and hyperextension of the limbs. Note also facial muscle rigidity and onset of tetanic seizures.</p></div>

Strychnine toxicosis, dog

<span id="v99857770" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video showing two mature oocytes being subjected to intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). The technique shown is when the sperm is directly injected through the zona pellucida.</p></div>

Intracytoplasmic sperm injection, conventional technique

<span id="v99869282" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Thoracic ultrasonographic examination of a 2-year-old Thoroughbred with pleuropneumonia, demonstrating pleural effusion, pulmonary atelectasis, and fibrin accumulation on the visceral pleura.</p></div>

Pleuropneumonia, horse (ultrasound)

<span id="v99869317" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Thoracic ultrasonographic examination of a 5-month-old Thoroughbred foal with acute bronchointerstitial pneumonia. Note the multiple comet tails radiating from the visceral pleural surface.</p></div>

Acute bronchointerstitial pneumonia, foal, ultrasound

<span id="v99854765" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Goat with heartwater, showing respiratory distress.</p></div>

Respiratory distress, heartwater, goat

<span id="v99862228" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Pharmacodynamics: Why a Clinician Needs to Know about Receptors and Signaling, Part 2: Receptor Phenomena (https://youtu.be/0UsRDPvPDug) by VetMedAcademy (https://vetmedacademy.org) and The MSD Veterinary Manual is licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/).</p></div>

Why a clinician needs to know about receptors and signaling, part 2: receptor phenomena

<span id="v99851546" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Live adult <i >Parascaris</i> spp parasites collected from the small intestine of a naturally infected foal.</p></div>

Live <i>Parascaris</i> spp

<span id="v99869278" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a 11-year-old warmblood gelding with severe, unresolving pleuropneumonia secondary to esophageal obstruction. Left side thoracotomy with rib resection and pleural drainage on day 21 of hospitalization. </p></div>

Severe pleuropneumonia, warmblood horse

<span id="v99858921" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a foal with GBED. Note the stiff gait and slower mental acuity in this foal.</p></div>

Glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, foal

<span id="v99866872" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p ><i >Cochlosoma anatis</i> parasites from an intestinal scraping obtained from a turkey (400X magnification on a Neubauer hemocytometer slide).</p></div>

<i>Cochlosoma</i> parasites in a turkey

<span id="v99853320" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >A rabbit drinking readily from a water bowl. Research has shown that the water consumption is significantly higher with this method than if water is only offered through a cage bottle.</p></div>

Rabbit drinking from bowl

<span id="v99853305" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Rabbits enjoying time outside in the snow. Rabbits are significantly more tolerant of cold than of heat.</p></div>

Rabbit exploratory behavior in snow

<span id="v99853282" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This rabbit has been sedated with midazolam (1 mg/kg, IM), which makes physical examination and any subsequent procedures fear free, avoiding the negative consequences of a stress response. </p></div>

Rabbit after administration of midazolam IM to facilitate examination by a veterinarian (video)

<span id="v99858913" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a horse with shivers backing up.</p></div>

Shivers, horse

<span id="v99854761" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Cow with heartwater, showing exaggerated blinking and hyperesthesia.</p></div>

Exaggerated blinking and hyperesthesia, heartwater, cow

<ul ><span id="v88783428" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Goat showing signs of heartwater being treated with IV oxytetracycline.</p></div></ul>

Heartwater case, signs and treatment, goat

<span id="v99865687" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video demonstrating characteristic neurologic signs in 4- to 5-week-old broiler Pekin ducklings with <i >Riemerella anatipestifer</i> infection. Notice lateral and dorsal recumbence of ducklings, leg paddling, and characteristic head circling and tremors (head shaking). Birds with this sign likely die within 24 hours. Removal of dead and neurologically affected ducklings from the rest of flock can reduce transmission when combined with appropriate therapeutics, cleaning, and biosecurity.</p></div>

<i>Riemerella anatipestifer</i> infection, neurologic findings, broiler Pekin ducklings

<span id="v99857979" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This video demonstrates a thorough examination that includes careful continuous imaging of the uterine body, each uterine horn, and its ipsilateral ovary. A 22-day conceptus was imaged that precluded this mare from having a complete breeding soundness examination.</p></div>

Video of Ultrasonographic Examination of the Genital Tract, Mare

<span id="v99859176" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This video shows the amount of give on an extremely thin sole in the hoof of a cow.</p></div>

Testing for give in a thin sole, cow

<span id="v99852910" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of microscopic examination of intestinal tissue from a swordtail (<i >Xiphophorus hellerii</i>) infested with cestodes. Careful observation at necropsy may reveal a pale intestine. Often the cestodes are grossly visible when the intestine is placed on a slide. Unstained wet mount; magnification, 100×.</p></div>

Cestodes, intestine of a swordtail <i>Xiphophorus hellerii</i>

<span id="v99854759" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Calf with heartwater, showing pedaling, thrashing, and stiffening of the limbs.</p></div>

Typical neurological signs and pedaling, heartwater, calf

<span id="v99867916" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Persistent penile frenulum in an Angus bull during electroejaculation.</p></div>

Persistent penile frenulum, bull

<span id="v99869363" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >A video series of three horses with classic heaves during crises. Horse 1 exhibits tachypnea, dyspnea, and flared nostrils. Horse 2 has a prolonged expiratory phase of respiration, and a heave line is apparent at end expiration. Horse 3 is undergoing a severe crisis of airway obstruction with tachypnea, expiratory difficulty, abdominal lift, and a heave line.</p></div>

Heaves, classic presentations, horse

<span id="v99869296" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Thoracic ultrasonographic examination of a 3-month-old foal with rhodococcal pneumonia. Note pulmonary consolidation with air-filled lung visible in the periphery of the image. Small, fluid-filled abscesses can be identified in the pulmonary parenchyma.</p></div>

Rhodococcal pneumonia, foal

<ul ><span id="v88783424" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Goat with heartwater showing pedaling.</p></div></ul>

Heartwater case, pedaling, goat

<span id="v99850499" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This video shows a foal with a congenital cleft palate nursing. Notice the milk draining from the nares.</p></div>

Congenital cleft palate, foal

<span id="v99858003" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >At 30 days of gestation, the dorsal yolk sac is equal in size to the developing allantoic cavity. A heartbeat should be evident in the embryo proper after 25 days of gestation.</p></div>

Video Sonogram of 30-Day Conceptus

<span id="v99869593" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a single chondroid in the right guttural pouch. The chondroid is removed using a snare designed for use with the videoendoscope.</p></div>

Chondroid in the right guttural pouch

<span id="v99852979" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >As can be seen on this video, the number of <i >Otodectes cynotis</i> mites is much higher than would be expected from the mild clinical signs displayed by the ferret.</p></div>

Otoscopic examination of a ferret with mild pruritus

<span id="v99859544" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This horse is lame in the left forelimb and exhibits a marked elevation of the head as the left forelimb lands on the ground. This is commonly called a head nod. </p></div>

Head nod, horse

<span id="v99856363" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of fly strike (caused by <i >Lucilia cuprina</i>) on sheep in New South Wales, Australia.</p></div>

Fly strike, sheep

Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, Part 1 - Principles

<span id="v99862226" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Pharmacodynamics: Why a Clinician Needs to Know About Receptors and Signaling, Part 1: Basics (https://youtu.be/4xAuE-R9t8c) by VetMedAcademy (https://vetmedacademy.org) and The MSD Veterinary Manual is licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/).</p></div>

Why a clinician needs to know about receptors and signaling, part 1: basics

<span id="v99853280" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Playing drums for enrichment.</p></div>

Drum enrichment, nonhuman primate

<span id="v99853543" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Demonstration of transplastron coeliotomy, removal of oviducts containing eggs and the ovaries.</p></div>

Coeliotomy, tortoise

<span id="v99867038" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Clinical signs in a chick affected with encephalomyelitis. Note the fine intermittent tremors of the head and legs.</p></div>

Avian encephalomyelitis, clinical signs

<span id="v99859522" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Classic gait abnormality in the left rear limb of a horse associated with fibrosis of the caudal thigh muscles.</p></div>

Fibrotic myopathy, horse

<span id="v99853278" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Playing in water for enrichment.</p></div>

Water enrichment, nonhuman primate

<span id="v99860893" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >One form of paroxysmal dyskinesia. Note the lack of autonomic signs (lack of hypersalivation) and appropriate conscious awareness during the episode. One or multiple limbs may be affected at once, or in sequence, and voluntary movements and ambulation are typically (but not always) inhibited by the involuntary movements in the limbs. In this episode, movements are best characterized by hypertonicity and flexion.</p></div>

Paroxysmal dyskinesia, dog

<span id="v99853299" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This baby rabbit has a great suckling reflex and takes the formula readily. Baby rabbits only nurse twice a day. </p></div>

Baby rabbit being syringe-fed milk

<span id="v99859051" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video showing the pressure-dissipating function of the digital cushion in a cow cadaver.</p></div>

Digital cushion, cow

<span id="v99858906" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a horse with myofibrillar myopathy.</p></div>

Myofibrillar myopathy, horse

<span id="v99851613" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p ><i >Strongyloides</i> eggs can be easily distinguished from the eggs of trichostrongyles that infect ruminants because <i >Strongyloides</i> eggs are slightly smaller and contain a larva when passed in the feces. Trichostrongyle eggs will not be larvated in a fresh fecal sample, but they may larvate in the sample if stored incorrectly. This video of <i >Strongyloides</i> shows motile larvae to the left of a typical trichostrongyle egg. A large air bubble is also present to the left of the <i >Strongyloides</i> egg.</p></div>

<i>Strongyloides</i> eggs

Overview of Acid-Base Maps and Compensatory Mechanisms

Overview of Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance

Overview of Metabolic Alkalosis

Overview of Physiological pH and Buffers

Lyme Disease

<span id="v99877731" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Animation providing an overview of metabolic acidosis. </p></div>

Overview of Metabolic Acidosis

Emerging Coronaviruses

Overview of Plasma Anion Gap

Overview of Buffering and the Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation

Overview of Respiratory Alkalosis

Urinary stones in dogs

Overview of the Role of the Kidneys in Acid-Base Balance

Zoonotic Influenzas

Overview of Respiratory Acidosis

Salmonellosis

<span id="v99868301" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This video demonstrates how to safely collect and package samples from cattle for the detection and diagnosis of the venereal diseases trichomoniasis and campylobacteriosis. The video was made by the Theriogenology Section of the School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia.</p></div>

Sampling processes for obligate venereal pathogens in cattle

<span id="v99861168" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Ataxia in a horse, with left-sided head tilt (cranial nerve 8) and right-sided muzzle deviation (cranial nerve 7).</p></div>

Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis, ataxia and cranial nerve abnormalities, horse

Rabies

Giardiasis

Pharmacokinetics Visualized

<span id="v99853711" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >How to draw a blood sample from a restrained sulfur-crested cockatoo.</p></div>

Blood collection, cockatoo

<span id="v99853709" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Overview of wing trimming considerations and nail trimming demonstration.</p></div>

Wing and nail trimming, pet birds

<span id="v99853688" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >How to begin a clinical examination of a sulfur-crested cockatoo. </p></div>

Examining the pet bird

<span id="v99853703" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Demonstration of physical examination procedures, crop palpitation, and Keel scoring of a sulfur-crested cockatoo.</p></div>

Examining the pet bird, physical examination

Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, Part 2 - Clinical Examples

Drug Absorption: Will My Drug Get to Where It Needs to Work?

Drug and Toxin Elimination: How It Works and Why It Is Important

How a Dosage Regimen is Established: Maintenance and Loading

Cryptosporidiosis

Toxoplasmosis

<span id="v99854705" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Pig affected by <i >Streptococcus suis</i> meningitis, showing typical signs of recumbency and paddling. Note that this pig was humanely euthanized immediately after the video was taken.</p></div>

Meningitis, pig, video

<span id="v99861209" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a young Labrador Retriever with neuroangiostrongylosis. </p></div>

Canine neuroangiostrongylosis, Labrador Retriever

<span id="v99869353" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a 19-year-old American Quarter Horse gelding diagnosed with severe asthma (summer pasture associated). Horse is demonstrating a marked increase in expiratory effort. Note the prominence of abdominal expiratory muscles (heave line). </p></div>

Asthma, horse, side view

<span id="v95980191" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of a right-side chondritis in a racing thoroughbred presenting for making a noise during work. The right arytenoid is mildly swollen, and there is a focal mucosal ulcer on the luminal surface. The right and left arytenoids are moving asynchronously, and the right arytenoid is unable to fully abduct. The left arytenoid has some mild hyperemia, and there is a small kissing lesion on the luminal surface of the arytenoid opposite the lesion on the right arytenoid.</p></div>

Arytenoid chondritis, horse

<span id="v99859520" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This gait demonstrates a horse unable to flex its right rear limb and is typical of complete upward fixation of the patella. </p></div>

Upward fixation of the patella, horse

<span id="v99869000" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >The best way to obtain a representative sample of prostatic fluid for cytology and culture is by manual ejaculation of the dog. This video illustrates the technique of manual ejaculation in a 3-year-old miniature Dachshund. </p></div>

Manual ejaculation for collection of canine prostatic fluid

<span id="v99854763" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Cow with heartwater, showing goose-stepping and wide stance.</p></div>

Goose-stepping and wide stance, heartwater, cow

<span id="v99853441" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Intubation technique using a stylet in a tortoise.</p></div>

Intubation, tortoise

<span id="v99858925" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Young Boer goat kid with white muscle disease. The patient can move its legs normally but is too weak to stand. CK and AST concentrations were elevated on serum biochemical evaluation. The goat was quickly responsive to injectable vitamin E / selenium and was able to stand and nurse within 24 hours.</p></div>

White muscle disease, goat

<span id="v99868299" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >This video shows the movement of <i >Tritrichomonas foetus</i> on a slide.</p></div>

<i>Tritrichomonas foetus</i> movement

<span id="v99857473" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Flank sucking in an early postpartum Jersey cow with nervous ketosis. The cow was housed in a tie-stall barn and her head tied with a halter to facilitate safe administration of IV glucose by the attending veterinarian.</p></div>

Nervous ketosis, flank sucking, cow

<span id="v99857475" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Air licking in an early postpartum Jersey cow with nervous ketosis.</p></div>

Nervous ketosis, licking, cow

<span id="v99853698" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Towel restraint of a sulfur-crested cockatoo.</p></div>

Examining the pet bird, restraint

<span id="v99857512" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Demonstration of a myofascial palpation evaluation of a cat. This examination should be nonpainful, non fear-inducing, calm, and slow. It should provide insights into the signs indicative of the location and nature of somatic pain the cat may be experiencing.</p></div>

Myofascial palpation, cat

<span id="v99857764" class="anchor" ></span><div class="para" > <p >Video of blastocele collapsing procedure of an in vivo derived day-8 horse embryo using micromanipulation. The removal of most of the blastocele fluid improves embryo survival following cryopreservation procedures.</p></div>