BELLA – A1058796

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Brooklyn Center

BELLA – A1058796 – 5 month old female –Stray – BEGINNER HOME!

11/24/15

scan neg

intact female

ears clean

eyes clear

teeth good

BARH

nosf

0.5cc activyl flea tx

0.5cc pyrantel deworming

11/28/15

S/O: VET CHECK FOR BUMP ON BASE OF TAIL

BAR ON PRESENTATION

APPEARS TO BE EATING WELL

TOLERABLE FOR HANDLING

RAISED, FIRM SWELLING AT BASE OF TAIL – NOT WARM TO TOUCH, NOT SOFT

WHEN PALPATED, PATIENT DID SEEM BOTHERED; ALSO WHEN TAIL WAS RAISED, PATIENT WAS UNCOMFORTABLE

GAVE 0.13 ML BUPENEX SL

TOOK 2 VIEW RADS OF TAIL – APPEARS TO BE A DISTAL PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF C5 WITH A CAUDOVENTRAL DISPLACEMENT.

PATIENT APPEARS TO BE AMBULATING WELL WHEN NOT PALPATED

WILL KEEP IN MEDICAL FOR OBSERVATION AND PAIN MED ADMINISTRATION

UNSURE OF ORIGIN OF FRACTURE – POSS. CAME IN TO SHELTER WITH IT.

RECHECK TOMORROW +/- INFORM NEW HOPE

EXCELLENT PROGNOSIS

CONTINUE BUPRENEX SL BID X 5 DAYS.

11/29/15

VC – PLEASE CHECK HER APPETITE AND LOOK AT RADS (TAIL FRACTURE) – DOES SHE NEED TO STAY IN MEDICAL/INFORM NEW HOPE?

S/O: Cat is BAR, able to move tail, allows all handling, eats well

A: Tail fx – does not seem painful

P: No need for cat to stay in medical – can go back to adoptions; do not anticipate this injury to cause future problems

11/28/15

S/O: VET CHECK FOR BUMP ON BASE OF TAIL

11/29/15

BAR ON PRESENTATION

APPEARS TO BE EATING WELL

TOLERABLE FOR HANDLING

RAISED, FIRM SWELLING AT BASE OF TAIL – NOT WARM TO TOUCH, NOT SOFT

WHEN PALPATED, PATIENT DID SEEM BOTHERED; ALSO WHEN TAIL WAS RAISED, PATIENT WAS UNCOMFORTABLE

GAVE 0.13 ML BUPENEX SL

TOOK 2 VIEW RADS OF TAIL – APPEARS TO BE A DISTAL PHYSEAL FRACTURE OF C5 WITH A CAUDOVENTRAL DISPLACEMENT.

PATIENT APPEARS TO BE AMBULATING WELL WHEN NOT PALPATED

WILL KEEP IN MEDICAL FOR OBSERVATION AND PAIN MED ADMINISTRATION

UNSURE OF ORIGIN OF FRACTURE – POSS. CAME IN TO SHELTER WITH IT.

RECHECK TOMORROW +/- INFORM NEW HOPE

EXCELLENT PROGNOSIS

CONTINUE BUPRENEX SL BID X 5 DAYS.

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