TRIZ – A1049214

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MANHATTAN CENTER

TRIZ – A1049214

FEMALE, BLK TABBY, DOMESTIC SH MIX,2 yrs
STRAY – STRAY WAIT, NO HOLD Reason STRAY
Intake condition INJ SEVERE Intake Date 08/26/2015, From NY 10456, DueOut Date 08/29/2015,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary Scan negative Intact Female Mild tartar Underweight BCS 3/9 Injury/disfigurement injury to nasal philtrum Tachycardic, harsh lungs Tachypneic, mildly increased RE Hard and soft palate injury Minor tongue laceration Pelvic fracture palpable via rectal exam A Pelvic Fracture Nasal philtrum, hard palate tongue injury P Start Amoxi/Clav Start Buprenex Admin 0.3 ml Buprenex IM
Weight 5.8

INTIAL EXAM (8/26/15)

Scan negative

Intact Female

Mild tartar

Underweight BCS 3/9

Injury/disfigurement injury to nasal philtrum

Tachycardic, harsh lungs

Tachypneic, mildly increased RE

Hard and soft palate injury

Minor tongue laceration

Pelvic fracture palpable via rectal exam

A

Pelvic Fracture

Nasal philtrum, hard palate tongue injury

P

Start Amoxi/Clav

Start Buprenex

Admin 0.3 ml Buprenex IM

RE-EXAM (8/27/2015)

not eating

will not stand

laceration to lip area, previously diagnosed with pelvic fracture

gave 0.15 meloxicam (5mg/ml)

fair prognosis with treatment

needs rads and surgery

RE-EXAM (8/28/2015)

S/O: QAR, hydrated, will not stand on exam, RR and RE are normal, split hard and soft palate and split nasal philtrum, pelvic fracture, appears comfortable at rest in cage, purring and seeks attention, possible mandibular symphysis fracture (lower incisors are not symmertical).

A: high rise

pelvic fx

split hard and soft palate

split nasal philtrum

possible mandibular fx

P: continue bup, LRS, amoxi/clav

RE-EXAM (8/28/2015)

S/O: QAR, not eating, mild dehydration, unable to stand or walk.

A: high rise

pelvic fx

split hard and soft palate

split nasal philtrum

possible mandibular fx

P: continue bup, LRS, amoxi/clav

add cerenia

BEHAVIOR—Beginner Home

Please take note: Triz was brought into the shelter with a pre-existing medical condition.

Reaction to assessor: Triz looks soft and relaxed in her cage when approached by the assessor.

Reaction to door opening: Triz remains lying down on her cage bedding, immobile in place.

Reaction to touch: Triz head-butts the assessor’s hand, purrs in place, and appreciates petting on the head and body.

Placement determination: Beginner

Triz interacts with the Assessor, solicits attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting.

This cat can go to a beginner home.

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