L5 & L6 discussion questions.
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kay_mulanCalcium (Eclampsia)
Hello, Dr. Jeff Grognet. Is this, my definition, all right? Calcium factor in Eclampsia: High blood pressure leading to seizures and coma of pregnant or nursing, when mother has low calcium in blood.
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For comfort of dog or cat,
Is it not practical also to use the smallest diameter for catheterization for the comfort of the dog or cat? And to insert the needle in the bladder, for cystocentesis, it might also take a longer time, but could it be better for the pet/s if it was a butterfly needle?
Hello, Dr. Jeff Grognet. Is this, my definition, all right? Calcium factor in Eclampsia: High blood pressure leading to seizures and coma of pregnant or nursing, when mother has low calcium in blood.
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For comfort of dog or cat,
Is it not practical also to use the smallest diameter for catheterization for the comfort of the dog or cat? And to insert the needle in the bladder, for cystocentesis, it might also take a longer time, but could it be better for the pet/s if it was a butterfly needle?
