Drug formulary (Saunders)
Definition/Overview
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- Drug formulary (Saunders) — scope of the topic and when it applies in the emergency and critical-care setting.
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Etiology/ Pathophysiology
- Underlying causes and mechanisms relevant to drug formulary (saunders).
- How the primary insult progresses to systemic compromise.
Signalment/History
Species
- Dogs and cats; note species-specific differences where relevant.
Historical Findings
- Gather a focused history relevant to drug formulary (saunders).
Clinical Features
Primary survey:
- Airway
- Breathing
- Circulation
- Disability
Common presenting signs:
- Signs associated with drug formulary (saunders)
- Signs of shock or decompensation
Differential Diagnosis
- Other conditions with a similar presentation should be ruled out before treatment is narrowed.
Diagnostics
Complete Blood Count/Biochemistry/Urinalysis
- Baseline minimum database to guide stabilisation and monitoring.
Therapeutics
Drug(s) of Choice
- Support perfusion and oxygenation; provide analgesia as indicated.
- Treat the underlying cause once the patient is stable.
Nursing Care
- Monitor response and reassess at defined intervals.
Comments
Patient Monitoring
- Document interventions and response for continuity of care.
Expected Course and Prognosis
- Depends on severity at presentation and the response to initial treatment.
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