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Veterinary Disaster Medicine: Working Animals

Wingfield, Wayne E., Nash, Sherrie L., Palmer, Sally B., Upp, Jerry J.

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Description for Veterinary Disaster Medicine: Working Animals Veterinary Disaster Medicine: Working Animals is a comprehensive guide to providing first aid to service dogs and horses. Num Pages: 344 pages, colour illustrations, colour tables, figures. BIC Classification: MZ. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 246 x 187 x 21. Weight in Grams: 704.
Veterinary Disaster Medicine: Working Animals is a comprehensive guide to providing first aid to service dogs and horses. Covering both common and uncommon injuries ranging from exercise-related myopathy to bomb blasts, chemical injury, and biological agents, the book provides information necessary for triage, diagnosing, and treating service animals in the aftermath of a disaster. Presented in an easy-to-use outline format, Veterinary Disaster Medicine offers guidance for the veterinary medical responder prior to and following a disaster.

With chapters including first aid, triage, weapons of mass destruction, radiation injury, pathogens, and euthanasia, the book presents essential information for ... Read more

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Product Details

Publication date

2009

Publisher

Wiley-Blackwell

Condition

New

Number of Pages

344

Format

Spiral bound

Place of Publication

Hoboken, United Kingdom

ISBN

9780813810171

SKU

V9780813810171

Shipping Time

Usually ships in 15 to 20 working days

Ref

99-15

About Wingfield, Wayne E., Nash, Sherrie L., Palmer, Sally B., Upp, Jerry J.

Wayne E. Wingfield, MS, DVM, DACVS, DACVECC, is a Veterinary Medical Officer and Squad Leader of NMRT-Central USA and Emeritus Professor of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine at Colorado State University. Sherrie L. Nash, MS, DVM, is a practicing veterinarian and a Veterinary Medical Officer of NVRT-4. Sally B. Palmer, DVM, is a practicing veterinarian ... Read more

Reviews for Veterinary Disaster Medicine: Working Animals

“Because one is never fully prepared for disaster when it strikes, this book is a potentially useful addition to any veterinary hospital – the key is in reading it before disaster strikes. It is also a book highly recommended for anyone associated with working animals, particularly search and rescue animals which may be exposed to hazards in their line of ... Read moreduty.” (Journal of Small Animal Medicine, 1 May 2012) “It is also a book highly recommended for anyone associated with working animals, particularly search and rescue animals which may be exposed to hazards in their line of duty.” (Journal of Small Animal Medicine, 2012) "Each author has been deployed numerous times to disasters. They bring a depth of medical knowledge as well as a breadth of practical experience to the textbook. It is a recommended reference for anyone who may find themselves with a need to deal with animals in a disaster, whether by choice as a disaster responder or by chance as a clinician whose practice may become involuntarily part of a disaster scene." (Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, June 2010) "The outline format distills a great volume of information to key elements pertinent to natural disasters such as firestorms or floods or to intentional disasters such as bomb blasts, chemical injury, or biologic agents. A broad knowledge base was distilled through experience into this concise resource. Indeed, the most important component of this book is the veterinary medical treatments adapted to disaster hazards as they apply to canine and equine patients. Its outline format and spiral-bound form make it a practical resource for field use in disaster response." (Journal of Zoo & Wildlife Medicine, December 2009) "Excellent general information." (Vets Today, Winter 2009) "[A] comprehensive guide to providing first aid to service dogs and horses. Comon injuries and uncommon scenarios - including bomb blasts, chemical injury and biological contamination - are covered in a guide offering quick reference." (Midwest Book Review, July 2009) "I would recommend this book to any clinic that is located in a potential disaster area subject to flooding, fire, tornado, earthquake or other event. Exposure can also include non-working animals and it would help to have this book on the shelf." (Veterinary Information Network) Show Less

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